Tomorrow's flight 727 Water Usage NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. Friday, Sept. 14 through Sunday, Sept. 16 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Usable storage: 12.31 MIL-88% (Fri.), 12.12MIL - Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 87% (Sat.), 11.85 MIL-85% (Sun.) Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: 850 K NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 854 K (Fri.), 787K (Sat.), 870 K See page 3 (Sun.) GuantanamoDaily az t

Vol. 46 -- No. 182 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, September 17, 1990 Bush vi deo-taped comments on Iraqi TV anger vwers UPI - Iraq kept its word and He said the United States has no In London, where Americans Emergency Board play a key role in broadcast a taped message from quarrel with the people of Iraq, but arrived earlier from Baghdad, one the Persian Gulf. Baker asked last President Bush to the Iraqi people instead he opposes the invasion of American woman said (on the BBC) week in Brussels that the Board coor- yesterday. The response from Iraqi Kuwait ordered by President Sad- that Iraqi troops killed many Kuwaiti dinate scalift and airlift contribu- citizens was anger. dam Hussein. civilians. She said there are parks tions by NATO members. The Iraqi News Agency says Bush also said "there is no way "where there's a pile of blood where Officials say use of the panel in France - At least 29 Iraqis in France millions of people took to the streets Iraq can win," adding that, "Iraq they shoot people in the head in the that way would bring "NATO's role have been rounded up to be expelled throughout the country to "express must withdraw from Kuwait." same place all the time." in the Gulf Crisis into a gray area immediately. About 11 Iraqi diplomats their surging anger and condemna- The speech was followed by a Also, Secretary of State Baker between the political and the mili- also are to be kicked out of France. tion." more than 20-minute rebuttal broad- has requested that NATO's Civil French President Francois Mitterrand tary." The news agency says the Iraqi's castby Iraqi television. It denounced ordered the expulsions in retaliation for chanted anti-American slogans to the Bush speech as full of "false on the French dip- BIraqimatic raidcompound Friday in occupied Ku- protest "the falsifications and hallow claims and lies." Hispanic Heritage Month waRit. arrogance" of the message. In other developments, another In the tape, Bush emphasized the freedom flight from occupied Ku- Lebanon - A pro-Iranian militia high price the Iraqi people will pay, wait arrived yesterday near Balti- leader in Lebanon told United Press in political isolation and economic more carrying about 160 people, 54 International today that the Persian deprivation. of them Americans. Gulf crisis will do little to help speed up the release of U.S. hostages held in Lebanon. The remarks follow Leba- Base protesters clash with Manila police nese reports that Syria would revive UPI - Protesters demanding they were stopped by police. Tiny efforts with its ally Iran to free the 13 the removal of American military homemade bombs then exploded, captives. bases from the Philippines clashed and police chased the demonstrators with police in Manila Cambodia - The success of a U.N. again today away. peace plan for Cambodia is seen as near the U.S. Embassy. A similar protest turned violent riding on a new Supreme National Witnesses and police say three yesterday, with one protester Council thatmetforthefirsttimetoday. officers and two other people were wounded and five arrested. Leaders of Cambodia's four battling hurt in the incident, which comes on Talks resume tomorrow on the factions opened the meeting in the the eve of talks on the future of U.S. 1947 treaty covering six U.S. mili- Cambodian Embassy in Bangkok. bases in the Philippines. Two pro- tary facilities, including Clark Air They're trying to resolve their differ- testers were arrested. Base and the Subic Bay naval com- Pnto toy JU3 Lisa Petrillo ences over who should be chairman. About 100 people were march- plex. Special U.S. negotiator Rich- Executive Officer, Naval Hospital, Capt. W. Rodriguez, Co-Chairman ing near the embassy behind Poland - Solidarity Union Leader a banner ard Armitage arrived today for the of the Hispanic Heritage Month Committee, helps display this year's t- Lech Walesa has been hinting for saying "U.S. Base Out Now," when talks. shirts with COMNAVBASE Capt. Bill McCamy and Executive Officer months that he would run for president Capt. Howard Kirkpatrick. The base top two officers also bought of Poland, and today he made itofficial. UAW, GM agree to 3-year labor contract tickets that are now available for the Hispanic Heritage Month Dinner/ He said he made his decision today to UPI - Representatives of the contract. All three contracts were to Dance set for Saturday, Oct. 6, at 6 p.m. at the Fil-Am Club. Tickets are run for president to replace former United Auto Workers and General expire Friday at midnight. $7 per person. Call EEO at 4612 for details. Communist Party Leader General Motors talked for more than 42 hours GM has 310,000 workers pre- Wojciech Jaruzelski. Walesa has been during the weekend. This morning, sented by the UAW. Its share dissatisfied with the pace of reforms. of the Defensive Exercise training schedule they announced they had a tentative domestic car market has been slip- Here's a quick look at 'all hands' labor contract. ping and analysts believe it must and Responsibilities. (Continued on page 3) training available No details of the agreement are eliminate about 60,000 workers and this week, Sept. WEDNESDAY: Pistol-Rifle 17-21, for all known except that it covers three cut production. commands and activi- Shooting, Gas Mask, First Aid, Com- ties in Gitmo. Call Lt. Valerie Meade years. Job security has been a key issue missioning and Incentives, Rights at 4511 or 4366 The union's GM bargaining in the negotiations. to sign up. and Responsibilities. TUESDAY: Pistol-Rifle USA council meets today and will vote on Meantime, Canadian auto Shoot- THURSDAY: Pistol-Shooting, ing, CPR, whether to send the pact to a ratifica- worker union members are on strike First Aid, Code of Con- CPR, First Aid, Emergency Destruc- News tion vote by workers. against FordMotor in Canada. Picket duct, Emergency Destruction Proce- tion, Commissioning andlncentives, dures, Radio User Telephone Hand- If it is ratified, the union will ask lines are to go up at nine plants and a Rights and Responsibilities. Florida - Florida lottery officials say book (RUTH), the other major auto companies, parts depot, all in Ontario. Commissioning and FRIDAY: Pistol-Rifle, CPR, six tickets hold the winning numbers to Most Ford Ford and Incentive Programs, Navy Rights First Aid. a jackpot estimated at $105 million, or Chrysler, to match the GM auto parts come from Canada. about$17.5 millionforeach ticket. Lot- tery Secretary Rebecca Paul says none Gitmo kids learn about chemical warfare from of the winners has come forward. The FT instructor state has arranged free air fare to bring to inform them about what chemical Schuster explained both the jacket winners to Tallahassee to check their warfare is and how they could and pants have a special charcoal tickets. protect themselves. coating on the inside. "The mask The FTG instructor and his and the suit protects New York - A vote tonight by mem- the human body assistant, FTG instructor Coast from chemical bers of the Newspaper Guild appar- agents for six hours," Guard Petty ently will determine whether the New Officer 1st Class J. explained Schuster. York Post will live ordie. The member- Mercado,broughtseveral masks and Schuster told the children within ship meets tonight to vote ona manage- one suit. the last two weeks, more than 400 of ment offer that includes a four-day "This is our Mark 5. One size Gitmo's military personnel have work week, a 12 percent cut in benefits, fits all," said Schuster, as he held one gone through gas mask training. nd loss of more than 40 jobs. The of the masks up for the children to "During this course, we have per's owner says he's prepared to see. He explained you could idenfity them go into the gas chamber, take old the 189-year-old tabloid. the Mark 5 by its two canisters, one their masks off and put them back on on either side toward the lower Seattle- A couple inSeattle is consid- again. This is to prove to them that ering allowing their infant son to die cheek area. the mask does work. In fact, some of because he shows little hope of recov- "However, we're replacing the your moms and dads probably went ery from injuries he suffered five Mark 5 with the MCU2P because through the training," said Schuster. months ago. But the father is charged it's much more comfortable," added After Schuster's presentation, with assault for allegedly beating the Photo by JO3 Lisa Petrillo Schuster. "Itdoes the same thing - the children got the opportunity to try boy. Prosecutors say they will consider filtering FTG Instructors Chief Michael Schuster (front) out all known chemical on a M17/Al mask. Both instructors a murder charge if the boy dies. and Coast Guard PO1 J. Mercado help W.T. Sampson Elementary School's Fantasic Fridays class try agents. However, it only has one wanted the children to experience on M17/A1 gas masks as part of their lesson on canister, which can be put on one how easy it is to put one on. South Carolina - Authorities in Wal- chemical warfare protection used by military forces in the Persian Gulf. side or the other." After terboro, S.C., are investigating the they all completed this death of a woman who was mauled by The chief petty officer then simple task, one student asked if they explained to the students about seven malnourished dogs that lived in agent that can affect your system could go through the gas chamber. methods used to detect if someone's herhome. Police say the dogs may have By J03 LISA PETRILLO and make you very sick or kill you." "Only military personnel can go attacked using chemical warfare. "We have Patricia Roberts after she suf- This is how the instructor started through this training," said Marga- fered a possible nosebleed during a sei- different ways of detecting a blood, "Does anyone know what chemi- his presentation during one of W. T. ret Kennedy, Gitmo's Talented and zure on Wednesday. They add that the blister or nerve agent. It's very easy. cal warfare is?" asked Chief Petty Sampson Elementary School's Fan- Gifted Enhancement teacher. "How- dogs that attacked Roberts were 20 You just have to read the directions." Officer Michael Schuster, instructor tastic Fridays classes. ever, we wanted you to know how pounds underweight. As Schuster explained at Gitmo's Fleet Training Group Schuster wasn't out to scare further easy it is to put on a mask so you'll about detection, Mercado suited up know your (Continued on page 3) (FTG). "It's nerve, blood or blister this sixth grade class. He intended parents are well prepared in the protective over garment. and safe." PAGE 2, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZE Gazette salutes Guantanamo Bay's newest CPOs

Editors Note: Information provided by 15-month veteran of Gitmo, this 34-year- April 1989. He comes from a family of He says the best part of his job is getting to HTC(SW) Mark Stauder Naval Station CPO Association. old enjoys woodworking, masonry and eight children, three who served in the communicate with people and help them obtaining nautical collectibles. He's seen military, including his father who served in with their careers. "I've basically grown Chief Stauderis a Hull Plannerfor EMC(SW) Allen Blerlair duty on the USS Tattnall and USS Truen. World War II. He enjoys basketball, rac- up in the Navy," says the new Chief Petty Planning and Estimating at Guantan- The Bascom, Ohio native joined the Navy quetball, auto repair, music, fishing, cook- Officer. amo Bay's Shore Intermediate Main- Chief Bierlair is an instructor for to serve his country and to have a mean- ing and socializing. His long range goals tenance Activity. He joined the Navy Fleet Training Group. He came to ingful and fulfilling career. He wants to include advancement to Master Chief Petty EOC Daniel Miller in December 1978 and came to Gitmo Gitmo in November 1988. This 30- advance to Master Chief Gunner's Mate Officer, retirement and a Master's degree. in April 1988. The 34-year-old is a na- year-old Philipsburg, Pa. nativeenjoys and says the best part of his job is the Chief Miller is a Camanche, Iowa na- tive of Edgewater, Md. and enjoys sports and says the best part of his job training and instilling of basic and ad- YNC Stephen Jones tive who joined the Navy in June 1973. He hunting and fishing. His tours of duty is the educational benefits. His long- vanced gunnery knowledge to the fleet. came to Gitmo in October 1989 and is the include Navy Recruiting District range goals include advancement to Chief Jones is a Flint, Mich. native and Mineral Products Facility Supervisor in Washington, USS Fulton, and USS Master Chief Petty Officer, a college EMC(SW) Meliton Dasco joined the Navy in January 1975. He came the Public Works Department. He enjoys Saginaw. His long range plans include degree and having his own command. to Gitmo'sNaval Air Station Admin Office fishing, cars, coaching kids sports and his eating a college degree and commis- Chief Dasco is a Fleet Training in January 1990 after serving at Patrol family. He joined the Navy for the educa- sion as a naval officer. He says the HTC(DV) Lot K. Christensen Group instructor and also a native of the Squadron 17, Commander, Third Fleet, tion and travel opportunities. The best part Navy helped improve his self-confi- Philippines, hailing from Manila. This USS Constellation, USS Illusive and Naval of the job, says this new CPO, is seeing the dence through experience and educa- Chief Christensen is a Mesa, Ariz. 31-year-old joined the Navy to serve his Air Station Jacksonville, Fla. He enjoys finished product and the men who work tion. native who is aNavy Diverworking for new country and gain experience. He sports and reading. The 34-year-old joined for him advance in their careers. 0 Gitmo's Shore Intermediate Mainte- wants to continue which he says is "the the Navy looking for a challenge and travel RMC Bruce Stevens nance Activity. The 35-year-old finest Navy in the world" and that the best opportunities. His long range plans include ABHC(AW) Robert Patrick servedon the USS Harold E. Holt, USS part of his job is passing on knowledge retirement and a college degree. He says Chief Stevens runs the communi- Yellowstone, USS Florikan and USS and experience to shipmates. Fleet Train- the Navy prepared him to take on and meet Chief Patrick is a familiar site at the cations center for Fleet Training Shenandoah. He joined the Navy to ing Group's 1990 Sailor of the Year says the tough challenges in his career. Naval Air Station during his daily duties as Group. The La Mirada, Calif. native serve his country and be a Navy Diver. the Navy has made him into a better per- AirTerminal Manager. The Knoxville, Ill. joined the Navy in April 1975 and He also says the Navy has taught him MMC Timothy Lowe native joined the Navy in March 1976 and came to Gitmo in May 1989. The 35- leadership, motivation and helped him came to Gitmo in September 1988. He year-old enjoys golf, bowling, auto believe in himself. The new Navy RMC Kenneth Elsesser Chief Lowe joined the Navy in June holds an Associate of Arts degree from repair and softball. He joined the Navy Chief plans to complete his associates 1976 and came to Gitmo in July 1989. The Pensacola Junior College and enjoys fish- fortravel opportunities and is working degree. Chief Elsesser works in the Message Orange Park, Fla. native enjoys wood- ing, golfing, basketball and bowling. His towards advancement to Master Chief Center for Naval Communications De- working. He's seen duty on the USS long range goals include eating a com- Petty Officer. He says the best part of ASC(AW) Steven Clemens tachment, Guantanamo Bay. The 31- Claude J. Ricketts, USS El Paso, USS Ful- mission and retiring as a Commander. He his job is working with the fleet. He year-old enlisted in May 1977 and arrived ton, at SIMA, Little Creek, Va. and Naval says the Navy gave him the chance to get added that the Navy provided him Chief Clemens works in the Qual- in Gitmo in February 1990. He likes Air Station Cecil Field before taking on a ahead in life, both educationally and moni- with many opportunities for travel, ity AssuranceDivision in the Naval Air working on cars and boats. He joined the job in Navy Resale Activity's Maintenance tarily. good jobs and meeting a lot of good Station Aircraft Intermediate Mainte- Navy for the job security and his long Department. This 31-year-old joined the people. nance Department. The 29-year old range goal includes advancement to Sen- Navy to see the world, leam a trade and HTC(SW) Jeffery Rominger enlisted in the Navy in July 1979 and ior Chief Petty Officer, retirement and serve his country. His long range goal is to RMC Jon Susens arrived in Gitmo in May 1988. He is a finish his college degree. The Philadel- retire as a Master Chief Petty Officer and Chief Rominger joined the Navy in native of Lebanon, Pa. and his hobbies phia, Pa. native says the Navy helped him work as a maintenance man in a nursing September 1980. He took on the duties as Chief Susens is the Naval Com- include softball, diving and hunting. grow and mature. home so he can help the elderly. the Non-Destructive Testing Division munication Detachment, Guantan- J He joined the Navy to take advantage Officer in the Shore Intermediate Mainte- amo Bay Command Training Chief of the Navy's educational and travel BMC(SW) David Gregory PHC Dorothy Martin nance Activity Department's Quality Petty Officer. The Sauk Rapids, Minn. opportunities. His long-range goal is to Assurance Division after arriving in native isa three-time veteran of Guan- be the Master Chief of the Navy. Chief Gregory, a native of Danville, Chief Martin is a Salem, Va. native and Gitmo in September 1989. The 32-year- tanamo, arriving for his third tour in Ky., joined the Navy in August 1977 and joined the Navy in January 1980. The old enjoys all sports and joined the Navy March 1989. His tours of duty include YNC(SW) Joseph Clopton now works in Port Service's Boat Divi- Gitmo Photographer's Mate arrived in for training, and later chose to make it a the USS LaSalle, Naval Facility sion. This 32-year-old is a veteran of January 1990 and enjoys cycling, nautilus career. He plans to apply for the Limited Eleuthera, Naval Communication Sta- Chief Clopton is a Decatur, Ga. Gitmo since April 1990 and likes model weight training, reading, shopping and so- Duty Officer Program and says the best tions in the United Kingdom and Rota, native and joined the Navy in August building and woodworking. His duty cializing. She's a 1989 graduate of New part of his job is making sure he and his Spain, and the USNS Mississinewa. 1980. A Gitmo veteran since January stations include USS Shenandoah, USS York Regents with a Bachelor of Science people do each job right. He says the best part ofhisjob is seeing 1988, he served with Commander, Belknap, Mine Division 125, USS Spegal degree. Her long range plan is to become a personnel advance and added that the Amphibious Squadron Four in Nor- Grove, USS Fuerer, USS Ex-Page, USS Limited Duty Officer and advance to the OSC(SW) James Shelley Navy "broadened my outlook on life." folk, Va. and at the Military Entrance Sierra and SIMA Charleston, S.C. He rank of Captain. She says one benefit she Processing Station (MEPS) in Atlanta, joined the Navy as a matter of pride and got from the Navy was that "it made me Chief Shelley is a ship instructor for QMC(SW) Robert Wheeler, Sr. Ga. before his assignment to Fleet for the educational opportunities. His grow up." Fleet Training Group and arrived in Gitmo Training Group's Training Depart- long range goals include advancement to in February 1989. The Dover, Fla. native Chief Wheeler is a Navigation ment. The 28-year-old holds an Asso- Master Chief Petty Officer or Chief War- RMC Robert McGraw previous assignments include duty on the and Ship Control Instructor for Fleet ciate ofArtdegreefrom City Colleges rantOfficer. Hesays the Navy made him USS Independence and Sampson. He en- Training Group. The Tampa, Fla. na- of Chicago and is pursuing his bache- more self-reliant and gave him a "can do" Chief McGraw is the Career Coun- joys scuba diving, water skiing and four- tive came to Gitmo in Aigst 1989 lor's degree. His long-range plan is to attitude. selor and Safety Manager for Naval Com- wheeling. He joined the Navy to see the after coming from the USS Virginia. retire as a Master Chief Petty Officer. munications Detachment, Guantanamo world and get away from small-town life. He enjoys all sports and coaching. The OMC Robert Jones Bay. The Beckley, W. Va. native joined the His long range plans include advancing to 31-year-old joined the Navy to see the GMC(SW) Ritchie Coleman Navy in July 1978 and came to Gitmo in Master Chief Petty Officer and becoming world. He says the best part of his job Chief Jones is an optical repairman in March 1989. He enjoys woodworking and a scuba instructor. He says the Navy al- is training junior people and that the The FleetTraining Group instruc- the Shore Intermediate Maintenance Ac- bowling. He joined the Navy to get away lowed him to see most of the world and Navy provides him with vast knowl- tor teaches fleet sailors how to use and tivity R-4 Division. The 34-year-old and from home and travel. His long range plan leam a host of exciting and challenging edge of the world and working with maintain five-inch 54-caliber guns. A native of Danville, Va. came to Gitmo in is to advance to Master Chief Petty Officer. jobs. people.

what tomorrow may bring, being rendering to our fear. Oftentimes afraid of failure, having doubts things are not as bad as they seem and News and Entertainment LIFE'S about our own abilities, and many many of our fears disappear as aresult News On Channel 2 other negative attitudes that make us of a little effort, a little discipline and 5:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) go backward one or several steps at a little faith. What lies behind us and 3:30 SESAME STREET 5:30 CH7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT SECRETS a time. what lies before us are very small CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) The remedy for fear is knowl- compared to what lies within us. 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 6:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 One Step. Backwards edge - especially of ourselves. We CH 9 CBS NEWS(Chicago) 5:40 CNN NEWSROOM begin to conquer fear when we as- If we recognize our fears and set CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER A famous psychologist was sess our goals to find out what we out to conquer them by positive atti- 6:30 CHI 7 ABC NEWS(National) 6:30 known to have a great fear of owls. want and where we are going - tudes (like the psychologist), the dark CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) M*A*S*H He laughed and joked about it, but he when we recognize there is no shadow of today will become the CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK was not able to explain it or get shame in being afraid; only in sur- bright sunshine of many tomorrows. rid of 7:00 CII 9 CBS NEWS (National) it. At regular intervals he would lock himself in a room with several owls MWR announces closures for DEFEX so he could to try to conquer his fear. Here are the hours planned for day and 3:30 p.m. Friday. Regular - The psychologist never gave up Morale, Welfare and Recreation hours of operation at the marina will con- GITMO PEOPLE and in his sixties he finally (MWR) facilities during DEFEX resume Saturday, Sept. 22, at 7 a.m. quered this fear. Wednesday, Sept. 19 and Friday, Gitmo lyceums will not be open on Maintaining the technical library at the Shore Intermediate Main- From the caveman who cringed Sept. 21. Wednesday and Friday. at the sound of thunder to all of us tenance Activity is the job of: The Child Development and The bars at the Officer's Club, today who dread the H-bomb, people Youth Centers will close at 4:30 Clipper Club, CPO Club and Wind- have been haunted by fear. NAME: p.m. Wednesday and 4 p.m. on Fri- jammer will open Wednesday and common fear in the Wiseman The most day. Parents mustpick up children at Friday after the "all clear" signal. The Janet Renee lives of most of us is the fear of closing time. clubs will serve hors d'oeuvres Fri- HOMETOWN: change-anew job, anew situation, The library, golf course, corral, day night. The Lateral Hazard Gulfport, Miss. gymnasium, all hobby shops, fitness Lounge at the Golf Course will not TIME IN GITMO: Guantanamo Daily Gazette centers, marina, bowling alleys, open Wednesday or Friday. 1 year 9 months information office and swimming For more information about fa- Bay, Cuba Naval Base Guantanamo pools will close at 4 p.m. Wednes- cilities or closings, call 3845. CHOICES: RECREATION: 0 NAVAL BASE COMMANDER Water sports Captain, William C. McCamy Find out who your R&R Coordinator is PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER Here's the latest list of Rest and Careinale 3983 BOOK: LCDR John Griffin Relaxation (R&R) Coordinators NSGA CO "L": PO1 Bunning The Bible with phone numbers so you can call 2558 MO VIE: EDITOR and get your names on that all im- SIMA: Chief Stauder 4396 Steel Magnolias JOCS Bill Dougherty portant flight to your favorite tropi- NRA: Mrs. Ryan 4119 LIFE GOAL: STAFF cal paradise. W.T. SAMPSON: Mr. Roy J02 Fred A. Dias NAVAL STATION: P02 Davis Wilson 3100 Make it to Heaven J03 Lisa M. Petrillo 4366 Some general information you MY BEST QUALITY IS: JOSN Christine Corbin-Kruer MARINE BARRACKS Sgt. should know: Hardworker SA Adrian V. Bridges Maj. O'Donnell 2114 - Catch the 6:30 a.m. ferry IF I COULD DO IT OVER: Kristen L. Adkins NAVAL AIR STATION: - No more than 33 pounds of Dori L. Duerson SCPO Houston 6382 luggage I would have gotten saved a lot earlier. This is an authorized DoD publicationt Con- NAVCOMMDET: P02 - Civilian dress only MY MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENTS IS: tents are edited by Public Affairs and do not Vasquez 4600 - Does not count against leave It was a bright sunny day and I went into a movie theatre and necessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Navy. FTG: P02 Skipworth 4660 For questions about the R&R couldn't see and sat in someone's lap. It is printed five times weekly at government VC-10: MCPO Watson 6210 program, call your command coordi- expense by Navy PPS Branch Office. NAVAL HOSPITAL: Chief nator. PAGE 3, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE

CLASSIFIEDS WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE "A survey of Modem Seawater Desalination Submit icns for the classified section on Marine bus stop gazebo, 11 a.m. to 1p.m. Sept 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 8.5 by 11 un paperin 40 words orless per ad. Tickets are now on sale for the Hispanic Heri- Principles and Methods" will be the subject of a Each item must be en a separate sheet, nlo s tage Month Dinner Dance, Oct. 6. FMI, call a lecture and slide presentation at the base library MO TU WE TH FR SA SU it in the same category Ads with a vanity of Hispanic Heritage Committee member of your Thurs., Sept. 27, 7 p.m. The lecture will be Downtown 1 3 -- 2 -- 4 5 iems, will be placed under Micellanus Inr command or the E.E.O. Office at 4612. conducted by Mr. John Kullbert of the Gitmo McCalla ------3 -- 1 6 clude name and phone number with the ad. Treasure and Trivia is having a Brown Bag Desal Corp. FMI, call 4541. Marine 2 1 ------7 8 What's playing at the lyceums? Now you can Deadhne Ads are pubhshed on two con Sale, Thus., Sept. 20, 9:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m. Leeward ------1 -- 2 9 secuuvedays Mon andTuas.,orThrs andtiF. All the women's and men's sweaters and jeans call the Info. Office at 3845 and fond out. After and must be in by noon on the baainess day you can fit into abag, $1. 5 p.m.,a telephone recording will list the movies -Indicates there will be no movie. before publication. Windward residents submit BRAiVO.U111 and their locations. Break theTV habit. Go to a ads to PAO office, Admi. Hilt, Bldg. 760. Jim Davis and the COMO Club staff, Barbara Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. Leewadresidents may call at 4502/4819. and Laurie Diaz, Carolyn Kranz and to Capt. NAVY CAMPUS NOTES McCamy for a simply wonderful welcome back CTC is offering the following Functional Skills 1. Glory: Matthew Broderick - Denzel Washington: The Civil War's first all- ANNOUNCEMENTS party. It's great to be appreciated. Gimo Bay classes beginning Oct. 8. ENGLISH, M/W/ItH, black regiment is celebrated in this fact-based period drama. Matthew Broderick teachers. 3 to 6p.m. and MATHEMATICS, M/WITH, 6 stars as the white, privileged young officer who is put in command of the black Air Conditioner PM Schedule: The following Allthevolunteerswhohelpedwiththecarwash, to 9 p.m. Both classes will en for fiveweeks. troops. WAR-DRAMA (R) 2 hr. 2 min. housing units are scheduled for Preventive the t-shirt sale and the 10.5K walk/mrn sign-up, FMI/register, call Leslie Noll, 4307. Maintenance. The firstnine units are scheduled, that wereheld, Sat.,Sept. 15attheNRA parking NANOTES 8 a.m. tounoon and the remaining units from lot and Mall Atrium. The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, 2. Cocoon: The Return: Don Ameche - Wilford Brimley: In this sequel of Sto 4 p.m. The sponsor or theirrepresenta- CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES GM, and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. willbe "Cocoon" seniors and aliens alike have returned to rescue the cocoons from must be present for contractrs to perfonn NAVBASE Indoctrination onc a month, 8 a.m. in the Customer Service section of the Main dangerous earthquake activity, only to have a school of friendly oceanographers sary repairs: Sept. 18, EP815A & B; Sept. to 4 p.m., Sept. 24-28, at the Windjammer. Mall bldg. in the NEX, Sept. 20,4 to 9 p.m. accidentally stumble upon and capture one of the cocoons at the exact same time. 18, WI2708-EI2721; Sept 19, WI2722, Sept. Thoee phase program, Overseas Orientation, Photographic Memories is having a Chrismas What a lucky break! COMEDY-DRAMA (PG)1 hr. 56 min. 19, CP403-CP1410, Sept. 19, CP8-CPl9B Indoctrination and Orientation, Navy Rights Special. FMI, call 2707. The Photography stu- Sept. 20, CPl9C-CP20B, Sept. 20, VL710- and Responsibilities. All newly reporting per- dio is now located inside the new game room. 3. Red Heat: Arnold Schwarzenegger - James Belushi: A particularly loathsome VL713B Sept. 21, VL713C-VL718B. sonnel are required to attend. FMI, Master Chief ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES t Architects/engineers from Mills, Oliver and Kranz, 3239. Leeward Point First Class Association is raffling Russian drug dealer manages to slip through the fingers of the Red Army's op Webb, will be conducting housing inspections All personnel interested in the EAWS program off tickets for a parachute until Oct. 6. Tickets enforces and heads for Chicago. He is tracked down by Schwarzenegger. ACTION for CenterBargo, untilSept.21,insp. will take3 submit a special request chit to CCC, CPO are $1. Call PO's Pyle, NAS BEQ, 6414, (R) 1 hr. 41 min. hs. Residents will be contacted forappts. Engi- Foley, via departmental chain of command. Estidge, Air Terminal, 6408, Milton, VC-10 neers from Miller Stephenson and Associates CPO Foley is designated NAVSTAEAWS pro- Line, 6228, and King, NAS Security, 6266. 4. Pretty Woman: Richard Gere -Julia Roberts: A pygmalion story for the 90's, will be conducting a survey of the area. gram director and will forward chits to NAS. The Caribbean Naval Masonic Lodgemeeting a corporate mongul, Edward Lewis, meets his romantic match in Vivian Ward, a Dills-Ainscough-DuT Architects continue FMI, call CPO Foley, 4575. schduled for Wed., Sept. 19 has been cancelled Hollywood hooker. Vivian finds herself swept up in Edward's world where power whole-house inspections in ChapelHill and Oil There will be a Command Retention Team due to DEFEX. Pt. until Sept. 18. A two-architect team will Meeting, Sept. 27, 2p.m. in theFTG auditorium. The FRA will be holding its monthly meeting, and love have nothing to do with money. ROMANTIC-COMEDY (R) I hr. 41 hr. conduct each interior/exterior insp. Insp. sched- All Command Retention Team Members are Sept. 20, 7 p.m. at the branch home, allFRA uled by appt. FMI, call 4619, 7 am. to 4 p.m. required to attend. members are encouraged to attend, refresh- 5. Joe VersusThe Volcano: Tom Hanks-Meg Ryan: Fantastic taleofa man who In cooperation with the U.S. Safety Product NAVADMIN 007/90 announced changes to the ments and hor d'oeuvres starting at 6 p.m. has a date with magma. Adventure, comedy, and romance combined in the story of Safety Commission, Regent Sports Corp. is re- existing SRBplan and provides award levels for OIAGES Joe Banks, a quiet man whose life is drastically altered by an encounter with a calling all lawn discus. The following model FY-91. IncreaseseffectiveOct. 1, decreaseNov. There will be a scheduled water outage Oct. 1 to millionaire industrialist and his daughter. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 42 min. numbers are recalled: 73939;:73919. Items may 1. For info. on these changes contact your Re- Oct. 5, 8 am. to 4 p.m. Affectedarea is Grana- have been purchased locally, customers should tention Team Counselor. dillo Pt. ahng. 6. Hunt For Red October: Sean Connery - Alec Baldwin: Based on Clancy's return products to place of purchased for full CLOSURE~ TRAINING refund. FRA will be closed, Wed., Sept. 19 and Fri., FHC providers, learn about the latest trends in novel, the commander of a Russian submarine defects to the U.S. Tension abounds onald's has a limited number of back Sept. 21,due toDEFEX. Sat., D.J., doors open at food sanitation and control of communicable with CIA involvement in assisting his efforts as the Russians fight time in s avail. Proceeds go to support the Ronald 6 p.m. diseases, FHC Continuing Education Sessions, preventing the defection. ACTION-THRILLER (PG) 2 hr. 16 min. onald's Children's Charity. McDonald's will close Wed., Sept. 19, at 4:30 Tes., Sept. 25, 7 to 9p.m. Call 3533/2538. Road Closure: Kittery Beach Rd. eastof Sky- p.m. and will reopen 30min. after the all clear YOUIITIACTIVITIES 7. The Land Before Time: Animated: In the age of the dinosaur, Littlefoot and his line Dr., and Sherman Ave. north of Shernan's signal. Bring a friend to the Tecn Movie and Popcorn Brontosaurus family head for the Great Valley where they can survive an ever- Cut will be closed to POV's, noon, Wed., Sept. Night at the Youth Cr., Sat., Sept. 22, 8:30 p.m. changing dangerous earth. ADVENTURE (G)1 hr. 9 min. 19until 11p.m. Fri., Sept. 21. Call Ops., 4366. Give o a call at 4075 and tell us what movie DEFEX box lunch requests will be taken at you'd like to see. Gold Hill Galley, until Thurs., Sept. 20.For ENERGY TIP Pr-teens, come join us for a movie and pop- 8. 1 Love You To Death: Kevin Kline - Tracy Ullman: Dark comedy about more Info., call PO Shaw at 2860.Evening meal con,at theYouth Cur., Sept.23, 1 to3 p.m. Give woman who falls in love with her philandering husband, only after she is convicted hours for Fri., Sept. 21, 2:30 p.m. until siren Rember to fill clothes dryers, but us a call at 4075 and suggest amovie. for trying to kill him. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 36 min. sounds. do not overload them. If you have Come on all you talented teens, showus your There will be an Advisory Board meeting, more clothes to dry than one load stuff in the Teen Talent can handle, leave small, light- Show at "Saturday's," 9. Lisa: Cheryl Ladd - Staci Keanan: Drama about an overprotective single Gold Hill Galley, Thurs., Sept. 20, 1 p.m. All Sat., Sept. 29, 9 p.m. Pee-registerat the Youth weight items until last. These mother coping with an adolescent daughter who is given to fantasizing about father command reps. are urged to attend. FMI, call Ctr. by Sept. 26 so we can plan the show. Prizes figures. They are led down dangerous paths as they are unwittingly drawn into a Senior Chief Barkley at 2860. items may be laid out on top of the for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. FMI, call 4075. killer's grasp. SUSPENSE-THRILLER (PG-13) 1 hr. 35 New breakfast hours at Gold Hill Galley am dryer to dry. Not only will you be min. 5:45 to 7:45 a.m. This change is to accomodate saving base energy dollars, but FOR SALE those living on Windward side but working on your nylon work-out clothes, bathing suits and lingerie will last Leeward. longer too. G All Ages. Christmas Caribbean Craft Market: Reserve '63 Ford Falcon, fully re-built 302 eng., auto. PG Not recommended for younger children. your table now so you too can be a part of the trans., metallic blue, needs minor neck, $3,000 PG-13 Not recommended for children under the age of 13. fun. Share you favorite art or craft with friends OBO. Call Chief Giddings at 6012 DWH or R ,Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian:. searching forChristmas present and makeextra The CDC and Youth Cu. will close at 4:30 p.m., 2518 AWH. money yourself. Call Flora at 2957. Wed., Sept. 19 and at 4 p.m., Fri., Sept. 21. All '70 Plymouth Roadrunner, blue, 383 eng., auto., Navy Federal Credit Union will have amrep. at children must be picked up by closing sime. needs minor interior and bodywork and timing the IJP location, Thun., Sept. 20. All types of Library, Golf Course, Corral, Gym, all Hobby change, $2,000 OBO. Call Chief Giddings at Movies begin at 8 p.m. transactions will be accepted with the exception Shops, Fitness Ct. Marina, Bowling Alleys, 2518 AWH. of deposits.Share withdrawals may be received Info. Office and Swimming Pools will close at4 '79 Chevy Monte Carlo, runs good, re-built by calling the office at least one day in advance. p.m., Wed., Sept. 19 and Fri., Sept. 21, 3:30p.m. trans., new water pump, new carburetor, $2,300 The Hispanic Heritage Committee is sponsor- Regular hours of operation at the Marina will OBO. Call 4311 AWH. ing a Hispanic food sale, Sat., Sept. 22, at the resume Sat., 7 a.m. All lyceum will be closed AlllPARIS both Wed, and Fri. Do-it-yourself and save a bundle. Used auto Today in History The bars at the COMO Club, ClipperClub, CPO partswillbeansaleSat.,Sept.29, 8a.m.tonoon, Club and Windjammer will open Wed. andFri. at Lizard Island. FMI, call Speedy at 7941. AP - Today's highlights in his- In 1962, U.S. space officials an- WORLD NEWS.fm. pg. 1 after the all clear signal, serving hors d'oeuvres Plymouth 383 eng., $100. Ford, straight six tory: nounced the selection of nine new Fri. night. The Lateral Hazard Lounge at the 144cu eng., $75. Misc. parts Ford, a/c compres- Sept. 17, 1787, the Constitution astronauts, including Neil A. Arm- Yatera Seca Golf Course will not open Wed. or sor and Chrysler distributors, $20 ea. Call Chief South Africa -- The traditional king Fri. Giddings 6012 DWH or 2518 AWH. of the United States was completed strong, who would become the first of the country's six-million Zulus ap- Goat Locker Lounge at the CPO Club willbe BICYCLE and signed by a majority of delegates man to step onto the moon. pealed to thousands of followers for closed for renovations until Tues., Sept. 25. Men's 12-spd.,Peugot, index shifting, Shimano attending the Constitution Conven- In 1976, NASA publicly un- an end to urban black violence. King Renovations items include anew carpet and new shifters, aluminum ally rims, $200 neg. Call tion in Philadelphia. veiled the space shuttle Enterprise at Goodwill Zwelethini told Zulus bar stools. FMI, call 2501. 2229 DWH or 3043 AWH. All MCX facilities will close for DEFEX at 4 On this date: cermonies in Palmdale, Calif. athered near Johannesburg yester- COMP.UIER p.m.,Wted., Sept. 19 andFri., Sept. 21, 3:30p.m. Atari 80, disk drive, cass drive, Modem letter In 1862, Union forces hurled In 1978, after meeting at Camp y that he wants, "to put out the fires EMPLOYMENT quality printer and lots of software, $300. Call back a Confederate invasion of David, Israeli Prime Minister f violence." Clashes between war- Janitor at MCX, LWG-2/$2.94 ph. Call 3212. Greg 4649 DWH or 2826 AWH. ring black factions have left hun- MCX OTE Maryland in the Civil War Battle of Menachem Begin and Egyptian Antietam. dreds dead in the past weeks. Lunch purchases over $3 entitles you to one .URNIURE President Anwar Sadat signed the ticket for a chance to win a portable CD/css. Bedroom set, -pc., black lacquer fish, one yr. In 1920, the American Profes- framework for a space treaty. Israel -- Israeli and Palestininian player. Prize is on display at theClub. Drawing old, $950 OBO. Call 2981 AWH. sional Association, a precursor of the In 1983, Vanessa Williams of sources say a masked Palestinian will be held Sept. 30. MISCELLANEOUS NFL, was formed in Canton, Ohio. New York became the first black Post 46 presents the following: Tues. and Fri., Vacation w/Coast to Coast Sun Resorts was shot and killed and another Camp- Rock Night; Thurs., Variety Night, you pick the ground. Must sell, take over payments. Call In 1939, the Soviet Union in- contestant to be crowned Miss wounded by an Army patrol. The music; Sat., R & B; Sun., Jazz Set. Todd at 3150 AWH. vaded Poland, more than two weeks America. shooting occurred as a group of Pal- MWRNQIES Children's educational booksincluding phonics afterNazi Germany launched its pre- estinians wrote nationalistic slogans Here's another chance to learn basic massage programwn/games, excel. fordaycam.CallTodd emptive assault. on neighborhood walls in the Gaza techniques. A single-session TherapeuticMas- at3150AWH. strip. Military sources say the sol- sage class will be held Tues., Sept. 25, 7 p.m. at Samsonite 3-pc., hardback, luggage set, $65 In 1939, the Harry James Or- diers fired their weapons after the the gym. Reg. is limited to the fnt 25 who pay D.P. Quantum Stepper, $75. Three formal chestra and featured soloist Frank BAY DINING Palestinians initiated a gunfight. The the reg. fee at MWR Info. Office. Call 2560. dresses, all size 5, one green taffeta, one black Sinatra recorded "All or Nothing at Ballroom dance lessons are back beginning strapless, wounded Palestinian escaped and is sequined, one off the shoulder, black All," for Columbia Records. Wed., Sept. 26, 7 p.m. at the base gym. New w/crinlines, $65 ea. Call 2134. POST 46 being sought in a house-to-house participants pay the me-time eg. fee at the SERVICES In 1947, James V. Forrestal was Tonight: Fish & Rice Tuesday's search. MWR Info. Office. Dances include the waltz, Free super quickone-step earpiering. Simulta- sworn in as the first U.S. Secretary of Lunch: Curry Chicken cha-cha, foxtrot and rumba. Call Amy at 2560. neous insertion of a presterilized stud and at- Defense. Moscow -- A huge crowd, blaming Here's your chance to show off your ouscal tachment of the clasp in less than a minute. In 1948, the United States me- SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE Soviet Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov for knowledge and take home a price. Come to Service provided by a certified, licensedcosme- Tuesday: Pepper Steak onomic problems, marched in the Music Trivia in the COMO ClubLounge, St., tologist. FMI, call Linda McElroy 2247. diator for Palestine, Count Folke in in Moscow yesterday to demand Sept. 22, 8 to 10 p.m. Register priorto 8 p.m. Is your child's birthday coming up? Profes- Bernadotte, was assassinated in OFFICERS' CLUB e resign. Speakers blamed Ryzhkov Authorized patrons only. Call Frank at 2132. sional cake decorator now taking orders for Jerusalem by Jewish extremists. Tonight: Open Menu Tuesday's To assess the needs for adequate child care, birthdays, holidays, special events. Give atleast for standing in the way of a shift to a In 1949, more than 130 people, information is needed from the Guantanamo afew days notice Call Phil at 2694 AWH. Lunch: Buffet market economy. Moscow's mayor Bay community. Please participate in a survey Rainy day blues? Send Sun-Tana-Banana or most of them U.S. citizens, died CPO CLUB demanded Ryzhkov's communist being conducted. Forms are avail. at Windward Huggly Snuggly air walkers to brighten some- when fire gutted the Canadian pas- Tonight: The Harbor Lights government be replaced by a multi- and L/P CDC, Preschool, YouthCtr. ndFamily ones day. Balloon bouquets/silk flower arrange- senger steamer Noronic at a pier in Home Care Office. FMI, call 2205/2159/6005. Lounge is Closed. Tuesday's party one. ments and more. Call Ellen, 2428 or Susan, Toronto. The COMO Club Advisory Board will meet 3475. Lunch: Pan Fried Chicken Thurs., Sept. 20, 3 p.m., at the club. Submit In 1957, two male attorneys USA NEWS.fm. pg.1 agenda items to Cheryl at 2531. TWO WHEELER stood in as actress Sophia Loren and WINDJAMMER CLUB Celebrate your birthday at the Clipper Club '78 Honda CB 750, $450 OBO. Call 2196. producer Carlo Ponti were married Tonight:Open Menu Birthday Bash, Thurs., Sept. 20. There'll be '79 Honda 185 XL, looks great, needs battery, Washngton .- Washington, D.C., by proxy in Juarez, Mexico. Mayor Marion Barry goes back to games, cake, music and more. Free dinner for $150 OBO. Call 2981 AWH. CLIPPER CLUB court today to leam if he isto be tried September birthday's withID. FMI, call 6330. '81 QT50 Yamaha moped, new helmet, new Tonight: Mexican Fiesta A new fee polcy wll go onto effect at the tmo battery, new tires, $350 OBO. Call 3750. again on drug and perjury charges. A page one Bay CDC effective October. SECDEF has seta '81 Suzuki GS 250,lookshad, mns great, $400. Flight Sch. from GRADE SCHOOL jury in his first trial was unableto de- fee range for each familyaccording to the fam- Call Greg 4849 DWH or 2826 AWH. Tuesday: Cheese Burgers cide on most charges. Batty was con- ily's total income. Information concerning fee WATEDl Flght Date Loc. Arrive depart victed of onemisdemeanorcharge of change is avail, at L/P or Windward CDC. Men's bicycle in reasonable to good cond. Call 727 9/21 NAS Nrfk ------8:00 nm. HIGH SCHOOL drug possession. Under Federal Develop your skills in a Basic Cake Decorating 2632 AWH. Gino 11:00 am. noon Tuesday: Breaded Veal Steaks Kingston 1230 p.m. 1:45 pm. a class staring Sat., Sept. 22, at the elementary A steam cleaner to rent or borrow. Call guidelines he probably will not get Ruth at Gitno 2:15 pm. 3:20 p.m. CHINA TOWN jail term. school. The class will meet 9to 1 a.m. for four 4311 AWH. NAS Nofelk 6:15 pm. weeks. Register at the Info. Office. Requires a Looking for someone who does taxidermy. Call Tuesday: Pepper Steak minimunof cightparticipants. Todd 3150 AWH. NOTE: Ifyo em night, noifythe aie tmnal. PAGE 4, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAR.Y GAZErE SPORTS

Sports White Sox sweep Red Sox, where's 'Rocket' MLB Standings Roundup AP- This is the week the Bos- Elsewhere in the American ing their first division title since American League ton Red Sox find out whether ace clubbed his ELa Lt EL PCILT. League, Cecil Fielder 1979. Any combination of 12 Reds Boston 80 67 .544 -- COLLEGE right-hander Roger Clemens can 47th home run and Detroit topped the wins or Dodgers losses will do it for To ronto 79 68 .537 I Ratings - UPI's weekly college resume pitching. The Red Sox cer- New York Yankees 5-2. Steve the Reds. L.A. stranded l0 runners in Detroit 71 77 .480 9.5 football poll was released yesterday and tainly could use him. Searcy and Paul Gibson combined on the first four innings. Then with the Milwaukee 69 77 .473 10.5 Cleeveland 67 80 .456 13 Notre Dame remained firmly en- The Chicago White Sox com- a two-hitter for the Tigers. score tied 2-2 in the fifth inning, trenched as the number-one team in the Ba ltimore 65 80 .448 14 pleted a four-game sweep of the Red Bo Jackson swatted his 25th center fielder Stan Javier misplayed Ne w York 60 86 .411 19.5 country. The Fighting Irish received 39 Sox with a 4-2 victory yesterday, home runand the Kansas City Royals Bill Doran's fly ball. That opened the of 56 first-place votes cast by the board Oa land 94 52 .644 - of coaches after Saturday night's 28-24 Bobby Thigpen sealed the victory topped Cleveland 9-6. That snapped gates for six Cincinnati runs which with his 51st save. Red Sox the Indians' Chicago 84 62 .575 10 victory over then fifth-ranked Michi- manager four-game winning propelled the Reds to victory. Te xas 77 69 .527 17 gan. Florida State held on to second Joe Morgan said he was glad to be streak. Elsewhere in the National Ca lifomia 74 73 .503 20.5 place again and once more is followed leaving Chicago. Clemens, who is Walt Weiss drove in the winning League, both Pittsburgh and the New Se attile 72 75 .490 22.5 by Auburn. Then comes number four suffering from pain in his pitching run in the 11th inning and the York Mets lost, so the Pirates' lead in Ka nsas City 68 78 .466 26 Mi nnesota 66 82 .446 29 Brigham Young, Southern California, arm intends to test it by throwing Oakland Athletics edged the Minne- the N.L. Eastremains one-half game. National League Tennessee, number seven Nebraska, hard on the sidelines tomorrow. sota Twins 5-4. The A's' magic Philadelphia rookie Jose De- Miami, Virginia and number 10 Michi- at w11I ELI-S& He'll be examined on Wednesday. If number is down to seven in the A.L. Jesus beat the Mets for the third time Pittsburgh 84 63 .571 gan. Texas A&M heads the second 10 all is okay, he's scheduled to pitch West. in six weeks and New York 83 63 .568 .5 and is followed by Ohio State, number the Phillies topped against the Yankees Friday night. Ken Griffey, Jr., hit a pinch-hit the New York 8-3. Montreal 78 68 .534 5.5 13 Arkansas, Arizona, number 15Flor- Chicago 70 76 .479 13.5 ida, Washington, Illinois, Colorado, The Red Sox's lead in the A.L. three-run home run in the ninth that Scott Anderson and three Mon- Philadelphia 67 79 .459 16.5 Clemson and number 20 Texas. Fresno East is down to one game. The lifted the Seattle Mariners over the treal relievers combined on a one- St. Louis 66 81 .449 18 State and Arizona State tied for 21, Ore- Toronto Blue Jays were able to get California Angels 5-3. hitter and the Expos stopped Pitts- WY L ELI- Cincinnati gon and Michigan State share the 23rd that close by virtue of their 6-5 win Ron Robinson won his seventh burgh 4-1. That gave 82 63 .566 the Expos a Los Angeles 77 69 .527 55 position and number 25 Syracuse caps over the Baltimore Orioles in the straight decision and the Milwaukee three-game sweep of the Pirates, San Francisc 75 71 .514 75 the ratings. Skydome last night. It was the third Brewers downed the Texas Rangers who have lost five in a row. Jay San Diego 68 77 .469 14 straight night that the Blue Jays won 5-3. The 11-3 Robinson has not lost Bell's first-inning double was the Houston 67 79 .459 15.5 Atlanta 87 .404 23.5 GOLF in the bottom of the ninth. George since Aug. 6. only hit for the Bucs. 59 PGA - Wayne Levi, who once Bell's fielder's choice off reliever Turning to the National League, Houston scored two runs in the Sunday's results went five years without a win on the Gregg Olsen drove in Tony Feman- the Los Angeles Dodgers had their bottom of the ninth and downed the American League 4 0 PGA tour, won the Canadian Open by Chicago 4, Boston 2 dez with the winning run for the Jays. chances last night against the Cincin- San Francisco Giants 3-2. one stroke. That gave Levi his fourth That gave Detroit 5, New York 2 win this year, only the third player in Fernandez had opened with a single. nati Reds, plenty of them. The Dodg- the Astros a three-game series Oakland 5, Minnesota 4 (11) seven years to win that many tourna- He stole second and went to third on ers wasted three bases-loaded situ- sweep. Kansas City 9, Cleveland 6 Seattle 5, Califomia 3 ments in one year. Levi shot a 2-under- a groundout. Bell then lined a smash ations in the first four innings and The Chicago Cubs used a 12-hit Tomonto 6, Baltimore 5 par 70 Sunday for a 10-under total of to Steve Finley in right. Finely was then self-destructed in a 9-5 loss to attack to down the St. Louis Cardi- National League 278. Ian Baker-Finch tied for second able to throw to second to get a the Reds. The loss averted a series nals 8-4. Cincinnati 9, Los Angeles 5 with rookie Jim Woodward, who shot a forceout, but the winning run scored. sweep for the Reds, who lead the Atlanta third baseman Jim Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 1 Houston 3, final-round 66. Bell had earlier hit his 21st homer to National League West by five and a- Presley made three errors in one San Francisco 2 Seniors -Don Massengale shot a Chicago 8, St. Louis 4 give the Blue Jays a 3-2 lead in the half games over the Dodgers. The inning and the San Diego Padres 6-under-par 66 and won the rain-short- Philadelphia 8, New York 3 ened seniors event at Grand Rapids, fourth inning. Reds' magic number is 12 for clinch- topped the Braves 9-4. San Diego 9, Atlanta 4 Mich. Massengale finished the 36-hole event at 8-under-par 134. That was one NFL shot ahead of Dave Hill, Terry Dill and GITMo ATHLETICS Phoenix wins, Larry Laoretti who tied for second. Sunday's results AQUATICS FITNESS Detroit 21, Atlanta 14 Overseas -InFrance,Jose-Maria L.P. boat rental - Make boat reserva- Profile testing-Befitnotfat.Let Mike Joe plays great Miami 30, Buffalo 7 Olazabal won the Lancome Trophy tions on L.P. in person at the L.P. Community give you the facts about your body's fitness Chicago 31, Green Bay 13 Tournament by one stroke over Scot- Ctr. Mon-ThurDWH andFri. until noon. Or at level. Fitness Profile screening costs $60-100 UPI -- In the NFL yesterday, N.Y. Jets 24, Cleveland 21 land's Colin Montgomerie. Olazabal the Marina after 2 p.m. Fri. Sat.-Sun-holidays in the states but is available at the Fitness three rookie coaches were upset New England 16, Indianapolis 14 finished after 7:30 a.m. Call 2345/6009. Center for only $15. For an appoinment call L.A. Rams 35, Tampa Bay 14 11-under-par 269. winners. Joe Montana looked like LPGA - Patty Sheehan posted a Cleaning pools - Each day, all MWR 3846. Phoenix 23, Philadelphia 21 Joe Montana. and the Bears looked nine-stroke victory in the SafeCo Clas- pools will have one hour devoted to the clean- Fitness Center - Summer is over and Cincinnati 21, San Diego 16 sic in Seattle. Sheehan finished 18-un- ing ofthepooLNo one willbeallowed to swim the kids are back in school. Come by and look like monsters of the midway. Here Minnesota 32, New Orleans 3 N.Y. Giants 28, Dallas der par 270. during that hour. Lifeguards will be on duty. around the "Training Zone" Fitness Center, are the Highlights. 7 Deb Richard was second Call 2560/2193. L.A. Raiders 17, Seattle located at Chapel Hill. We'll show you our Rod Rust, Bruce Coslet and Joe 13 and Martha Foyer wound up third. SCUBA course - Experience the equipment and describe our individualized San Francisco 26, Washington 13 beauty and exhilaration of SCUBA diving in exercise program. Call 3846. Bugel are the first year coaches cele- Pittsburgh 20, Houston 9 MWR's Intro. to SCUBA Course, age 13 and Leeward Aerobics - Aembics at the brating. Rust's New England Patriots Tonight's game France - Guy Forget of France older. Fee $60, includes all equip. and two Leeward Community start Tue. Oct. 2 Classes edged the Indianapolis Colts 16-14 Kansas City at Denver open water dives. No certification awarded. meetTues./fhur., 5:30-6:30p.m. andSat.10- defeated Goran Ivanisevic 6-4, 6-3 to in the Hoosierdome. Coslet's New Call 2961/3845. 11 a.m. Monthly fee, $16.25. Register atLee- win the Bordeaux Tennis Tournament Windjammer pool open - The Wind- ward Power Hill Gym by Fri., Sept. 28. Mini- York Jets held off the visiting College Football in France. jammer pool is repaired and ready for action. mum of 10. Cleveland Browns, 24-21. and Geneva - Austria's Horst Skoff, Hours are Fri-Wed., 11 a.m.-7 p.m., closed Bugel's Phoenix Cardinals scored the world's 23rd-ranked player, de- Thursdays. AP top 25 FLYING CLUB the biggest surprise, knocking off feated Spain's 7-6, 7-6 Saturday's games Interested in flying? - The Gitmo the Eagles 23-21 in Philadelphia. Notre Dame (1) 28, (4) Michigan 24 to win the event. BOWLING Flying Club offers introductory flights to In San Francisco, Aubum 24, Mississippi 10 American - de- Reduced rates - It's Summer and anyone interested with no obligation to join. the 49ers roughed up Washington 26-13 be- Florida State (3) 48, Georgia Southem 6 feated Jay Berger 1-6, 6-1, 6-3 and won there's nothing todo? Try bowling for only 50 Call 3686 AWH or4286 and leave a message. Brigham Young (5) 50, Wash. State 36 cents weekdays, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. except holi- the All-American Tennis Champion- hind Montana, who threw for 390 Southem Califomia (6) 19, Penn State 14 days. Evenings, weekends, holidays, $1.25 7 ships at Amelia Island, Fla. RECREATION yards and a pair of touchdowns to Tennessee ( ) 56, Texas El Paso 0 0 per game. Instructors needed - Wanted: tennis become the club's all-time passing Miami (10) 52, Califomnia 24 AUTO RACING and racquetball instructors. If you are inter- leader. Montana finished with 29 Virginia (11) 56, Navy 14 CAPTAIN'S CUP ested Texas A&M (12) 63, S.W. Louisiana 14 NASCAR - Bill Elliott snapped a in teaching these sports through MWR completions Football games - Due to the DEFEX Athletics, call Amy at 2560. in 44 attempts. John Oklahoma (14) 52, (13) Pittsburgh 10 23-race NASCAR winless streak when sched. for Sept. 21, all Captain's Cup football Adult roller-skating - "Roll with the Taylor pulled in eight of Joe's Arkansas (15) 28, Tulsa 3 he won the Peak 500 stock car race at games set for that date are reached. for Sept. bestofthem"atadultroller-skating,Sat.,Sept. aerials for 160 yards and one TD. Clemson (16) 18, Maryland 17 Dover, Del. Ohio State (17) 31, Boston Elliott became the first win- 27, as follows: 7 vs. 10, 6p.m.; 8 vs. 9, 7:15 22, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., in the elementary In Green Bay, Jim Haraugh College 10 ner in 14 years to succeed from the pole p.m.; 1 vs. 3, 8:30 p.m. Call 2560. school multi-purpose room. $2 per session, Michigan St. (19) 23, Syracuse 23 rushed for one touchdown and position. Mark Martin was second, 1.38 Blue Racquetball - Anyone interested skates provided. Call 4075. Arizona (20) 25, New Mexico 10 seconds behind. in playing on NavSta Blue's men and passed for two more in the bears 31- Illinois (21) 23, (9) Colorado 22 Washington CART - Michael Andretti edged women's racquetball teams call Chief Oliver YOUTH ACTIVITIES 13 rout of the Packers. But it was the (22) 20, Purdue 14 at 4544 or Rhonda Oliver at 3464. Blue com- Florida (24) 17, Alabama 13 his father, Mario, to win the rain-soaked Pre-teen weightlifting - Every Wed., Chicago defense that terrorized the mands are PSD, Brig, NRA, Supply, Ord- Arizona State (25) 31, Colorado State 20 6-8 p.m., Sports Indy Car event at Lexington, nance, Port Services. Youth Activities offers pre-teen Pack in the 138th regular-season Other scores weightlifting for eight youngsters at the base Ohio. Al Unser, Jr., was third. PWD Soccer - Practice will be held meeting of the storied rivals. The Air Force 10, Citadel 7 gym. Supervision/ransportation provided Tues. Sept. 18 at 7 p.m. Captain's Cup season Bears sacked quarterback Anthony istwoweeksaway.CallLt.j.g.Pacynaat4162/ from Youth Center. Parents must sign consent New course form Dilweg six times and forced five 4814 for details. available at Youth Center. Call 4075. Captain's Cup GBYAA Soccer - Soccer is forming turnovers, three of them leading to the first week in Oct. GBYAA is in need of Chicago scores. Certify in PFT COLOMBUS DAY commissioners and coaches now. Call Woody Football In other games, Minnesota Walk/Run - Colombus Day Family at 4740DWH or 2903 AWH, Friday's results Guantanamo Bay - There's a Jim Chapman at Fun Walk/Run is Mon., Oct. 8, sponsored by 5334 DWH or 2127 AWH or Judy Ledoux at trounced New Orleans 32-3 at the Security 14, SIMA 0 new course that's going to be taught the Otimo Desal Corp., Reverse Osmosis 4477 DWH or 2672 AWH. Metrodome. The Mew York NavSta Gold 30, VC-10, 0 I in Guantanamo Bay. Plant/MWR. Entry is free for one-mile, three- Pre-teen barrel boat ride - Fishing, Giants blasted Dallas 28-7 on the NAS-A 25, Marine Barracks 7 mile walk/mrns and 10K mn. All participants snorkeling or cruising Saturday's results It's the Command Fitness Coor- .take your pick on the Cowboys home turf. Miami receive freecT-shirt. Drawings will be held for Pre-Teen Barrel Boat Ride, Thurs., NavSta Blue 7, Hospital 0 dinator course, to be taught at the Sept. 20, 6 prizes donated by local contractors. Starting to 9 p.m. $3, must pre-register at the Youth smashedBuffalo 30-7 at Joe Robbie PWD 12, Security 0 Command Fitness Coordinator Ex- point, Christopher Columbus Monument at Center by Sept. 18. Call 4075. Stadium. The Los Angeles Raiders NSGA/Co. "L"7, SIMA 0 ercise Leader Certification Seminar, Windward Ferry Landing. Call Candy at Teen bowling -party-Join yourfriends trimmed Seattle 17-13 at the King- 4894-DWH. at theTeen Bowling Party, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 30 Tues., Sept. 18, 8 to dome. Cincinnati rallied to beat 10 p.m. Transportation from the and 31, in the FTG Auditorium from Youth Center Captain's Cup CORRAL provided. $3, must sign up by Sept. 17 at San Diego 21-16 at Jack Murphy 7:30 a.m. to4:30 p.m. One does not Youth Center. Call 4075. Hourly rentals - The MWR Corral Stadium. Detroit stopped Atlanta Teen football tourney - Horseshoes have to be a designated command offers base residents and members of the fleet There will be a Teen Foosball Tourey, Thurs., 21-14 at the Silverdome. The Los Saturday's results fitness coordinator hourly rentals at $4 during the week and $6 on Sept. 20, to participate in 8:30 p.m., Angeles Rams crushed Men the weekends. Long pants and sturdy shoes or at the Youth Center. Prize for 1st the Bucca- the seminar. Gitmo's MWR Fitness place. Call 4075. Ist John MacCallister boots are required. Call2381. neers 35-14 at Tampa Stadium. 2 Security Teen Pool Tourney nd Brian Center director Mike Venable, who Fleet package - ThlM orrahoT - Chalk up your Watson Hospital cue sticks for the Teen Pool Tournament And Pittsburgh whipped Houston 3rd Robert Blanton NAS/VC-10 fears the fleet Sat. ridesfom4-7 p.m. and Sun., will be teaching the course, says Thur., Sept. 27, 8:30 p.m. at the Youth Center. 20-9 in a night game at Three Rivers 4th Bob Terry 1-4 p.m. Cost $20 per person, reservations SIMA those Call 4075. Women interested in taking the course required. Call Laurie or Glen at 2381. Stadium. Ist Marcella Brayton must register by Thursday, Sept. 20. Pony rides - The MWR Corral offers NAS/VC-l0 Tonight, the Kansas City Chiefs 2nd Sue Ellen Ryberg pony rides on Tue. and Thur. from 2:30-4:30 Marine Bks. This allows time for MWR to order Don't forget to call your story In. 3rd Rhonda Oliver NavSta p.m foronly5cents.Thenextrides willbea and Denver Broncos put a lid on Blue If you keep it to yourself, we can't 4th Benito the tests so they can be in Guantan- Deer Park Tue., Sept. 18 and Thur., Sept. 20. week two when they clash at Mile NavSta Blue run it. Call 4819. amo Bay by course time. Call 2381. High Stadium.