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Vol. 45 -- No. 210 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, November 7, 1989 Russian protestors rally against anniversary of communism be "the greatest mistake." Instead, that they say only make matters WIEREOTWIRE REPORTSion Squarewith and authorities a possible confronta- he's calling for faster movement worse.

At least 5,000 protesters have Some of the protesters toward a new system. Former president Jimmy Caner, _ _,. . Squ a e a n d1 ,.a p o s s i bl e co n f r o nt a .-. . l o. . . .. eF . 7 .F« ...... t . . _i _. . . _ _. _ turned out in Moscow on the anniver- shouted "down with the KGB and The Soviet leader gave few de- said that Gorbachev's reforms are a sary of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution Secret Police,' and others had tails of whatthatsystemwill belike, positive step to world peace and the that brought the communists to power. Posters scorning the communist but progressives have recently ent- Soviet Premier should be supported Colombia - Colombian The unofficial demonstration was revolution. One poster read, 72 cized the regime tor halt-measures by the United States. authorities report two more staged as an alternative to the tradi- years on the road to nowhere." bombings.these in cities on the tional military parade in Red Square. Gorbachev acknowledged his China cracking down on economy country's Caribbean coast. A bomb Demonstrators representing a country's economic troubles in an planted in a shopping mall in the broad spectrum of unofficial groups informal television interview dur- That could mean giving central resort city of Cartegena damaged a WIRE REPORTS took to the streets to protest widespread ing today's official ceremonies. planning a primary role again and bank and broke several shop Gorbachev said there's been what limiting the growth of collective and windows. A newspaper office was food shortages, pollution, communist Chinese communist leaders are he called "a loss or weakening of pnvate enterprise. damaged in a bombing in Santa rule and the Secret Police. expected to endorse a three-year Maria. No one was injured in either The protest happened as President control" over the economy. austerity plan in a secret meeting attack. Mikhail Gorbachev and the Soviet today. Meanwhile, the Chinese people leadership stood atop the Lenin Mauso- Gorbachev says the problem The communist party's govern- are being told to brace for several India - Typhoon Gay continues to leum,reviewing the traditional show of results from abandoning the old ing Central Committee is expected years of "hard living." A commen- cause havoc as it moved toward military hardware. system of central control economy to prescribe tighter government tary in the official "Beijing Daily" India today. Gay moved into the Gulf But leaders of the counter-parade without installing a new system. controls over the economy and calls for several years of hard work of Bengal.500 miles off the Coast steered the marchers away from Red But he says to go back would fewer market-oriented reforms. and belt-tightening. of India.traveling at about 10 miles an hour. The storm's fierce 75-mile- an-hour winds ravaged dozen of villages earlier this week in its deadly Gitmo's going back to Water Condition Bravo sweep through southern Thailand. By JOC BILL DOUGHERTY days later. According to LoFaso, funny, but it's safe." "It won't come unless we have Namibia - U.N. officials hope the water carried by the barge It will take just over 50 hours to an emergency water situation," said elections that began today in came from the City of Jackson- pump all the water from the barge LoFaso. "It will remain The naval base will be back on in Mayport Namibia will bring an end to years of ville's water system. into Guantanamo's water system. and hopefully we'll never have to use conflict in Africa's last colony. Water Condition Bravo as of 6 p.m. "The barge was contracted The barge carries two pumps that it." About 700,000 registered voters can tonight, according to Lt. Cmdr. Joe through Military Sealift Com- will move 3,500 gallons of water per The system that cast ballots designed to bring inde- LoFaso, Assistant Public Works Offi- received the mand with pendence to the territory. cer (APWO). Crowley/TMT of minute. water is more than 20 years old and "We opened up water usage last Jacksonville," said LoFaso. "They "We should complete pumping had not been used since the 1960's. Honduras - Charges and counter- week, and as of 7 p.m. Sunday night, prepared the barge specifically to by 9 p.m. tonight," said LoFaso. "We (Public Works) were real charges are being made across the when the water barge arrived, we had take on water." "Our system is designed so that we happy with how smooth the opera- Honduran-Nicaraguan border. The 10.3-million gallons of water in stor- The APWO said water move the water through our treat- tion went," said LoFaso. "That's not Honduran Army is denying age," explained LoFaso. "The barge samples were taken on the barge ment plant before it goes into stor- bad for a system that hasn't been accusations by Nicaragua's and were checked for chemical age." used in so long." Sandinista government that it's will top us off and then we'll be right and bacteria content. The barge will be returning to Once the water storage tanks are helping U.S. backed Contra rebels back where we were before." infiltrate into Nicaraguan territory. The water barge left Mayport, Fla., "The water checked out fine," Mayport tomorrow and will remain Please The Contras are supposed to be Oct. 30, and arrived five and one half said LoFaso. "It may taste a little on stand-by. see WATER, page 3 dismantled under the terms of a regional peace plan signed by five nations, including Honduras. HURREX prepares you to deal with the situation, anywhere Editor's Note: This is the finalpart you I thought we were going to the street with huge shopping bags. (continued.page 3) home,I almostcriedwithrelief. The of the two -part letter from a former die! No building was untouched, and roof's a mess, trees were on it, under Guantanamo resident who survived the No one slept awinkthatnight. huge old trees blocked the roads, it and the yard's no more! But that wrath of Hurricane Hugo. She be- It kept up until 5 a.m. and then tangled up with telephone poles and brick house was still standing. And USA lieves she survived because of the with the sunrise, the whole thing wires everywhere. my dog, "Bubba" was alright. We Guantanamo disaster training she was gone. We walked outside at We left around 10 a.m. to check had no phone, water, or electricity News when through during HURREX. Read 6 a.m., and it waslike being trans- on our house. Our truck had the for over a week. It came back yester- on and see just how much of a disaster ported to theMiddle East, maybe camper crushed, and we were left day, firstthing I did was, youguessed Washington - A Washington she lived through. Beruit. Whole sides of buildings with no windows. We brushed out it, take a nice hot bath. newspaper report says the Defense were gone, smashed vehicles the broken glass from the seat and John's parents drove down and Department may have to dump some They got a little power back on at everywhere. People were walking tried to get home. The roads were helped with supplies. It's much bet- new airborne electronic defense the hospital, and we found out the roof around in a stupor. Power lines, virtually impassable. The highway ternow though. The restaurant I went systems because of serious techno- had blown off of the 10th floor. The telephone poles, signs, roofs, and was blocked from fallen trees. The out to eat at last year is no more. The logical flaws. Congressional and walls had been ripped off the top floors trees, were lying all over the place. more you drove the more destruction funny thing is those years in Cuba Defense Department documents (the ones made of glass facing out.) The shopping centers with you saw. It took us four hours to had me psychologically prepared. I obtained by the newspaper indicate The informationbooth hadbeen sucked walls ripped out already had drive 10 miles and we were in a four- just didn't think that it would be the equipment, which cost billions of out of the first floor and the bottom people beginning to loot. Lots of wheel drive truck. dollars to develop, cannot be relied floors were my brand new Please see HURRICANE, page 3 upon in battle situations. flooded with water. I'll tell men on bicycles were going up When I saw I York - Tuesday is a day for New not much we can do about it. If we also have a special Veteran's casting ballots for many Americans. NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY outside the gate they Day Sales coming up on The contests to be decided have the had a K-Mart Saturday, Nov. 11. Our biggest potential for making history in that - ACTIONLINE & NEWS would also have the same two to they're expected to move blacks to a _ - 4355 four week wait. Remember, when November special is our now an apple compare it traditional Day after Thanksgiv- new level of American politics. In - (CAPTAIN'S HOTLINE,4800) comparing New York, Democrat David Dinkins with another apple, not an orange. ing Sale. We will be open from is expected to become the first Query: How come I never have any morning, we also call our New feature: This month we will 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., with hourly black mayor of the nation's biggest trouble finding things in stores in the central distribution center in be starting a new merchandising specials and special markdowns is city. In Virginia, Douglas Wilder program called the "Country of the in all departments. Also rumor ahead in the polls in his drive to states but you are always out of Jacksonville who can ship an Month" that features imported has it that Santa will be first elected stock? If there was a K-Mark item to us on the same day like become the nation's arriving this day. We hope to black governor. outside the gates, you guys would be they do at K-Mart. However, sales merchandise from a particular out of business. even though we both have same country. This month's feature make this holiday season an California - Help is on the way Reply: Lone Ranger: O.K., Tonto, day replenishment, our distribu- country is Turkey. Stop by to enjoyable one. for victims of the massive you know the routine. Circle the tion center is a little bit farther check out our Turkish rugs, brass earthquake in northern California. wagons. from us than the distribution and collectibles. By the way, Miss Even if you aren't into the An emergency $909-million state Tonto: Kimosabe, we've center that services K-Mart. As Muffy, Father James Joslyn, Sgt. commercialization, hedonism, relief package was signed Monday circled these wagons so many times a result, our merchandise comes Major and the "0 Griffins," Ireland materialism and selfish wanton by governor George Deukmejian. I'm starting to get dizzy. to us by barge every two weeks, will be coming soon. desires that the Christmas Christmas note: We have many shopping season often brings, Florida - Braniff Airlines will no Ifa K-Mart runs out of an item not on a daily truck like K- feel free to come to the mall to longer provide passenger service in the morning, they can call a Mart. This puts a two to four special events planned for this but will focus on charter operations central distribution center and be week delay on any not in stock Christmas season. Our Christmas just look around and share in the as part of a reorganization plan. back in stock by the afternoon. items and until someone builds "wish book" is already on the positive community spirit that When we run out of an item in the us a bridge to the U.S., there is streets offering many savings. We the season brings. (continued.page 3) I "I sure do. Chocolate is another ECONO$ENSE culprit for a lot of people. It's addic- tive and a source of high caloric Productivity content in desserts.1lknow youwon't AM 1340 lineup changes like the rest either, Liam." "Well now, Liam, are we ready to me, Sean. "Don't try ta spare Guantanamo Bay's radio station for the music you like best. 7:35-8:00 a.m. Focus on the Family get back to reading the stock reports 8:05-10:00 am. Billboard Latin hits "It's beer, Liam." AM 1340 has anew look starting this in the paper?" "That's it now, ya've done it. Ya Countdown week with some of your favorite disc New Weekday Schedule "Not right now, Sean. I've gotta didn't' think ya went far enough with 10:05-noon The "lime Capsule" bit of a headache." jockey's moving to new time slots. 6:05-9:00 a.m. The "Wake Up Show (Local) 12:05-4:00 p.m. American Top 40 with all them foods, now its me drink." The rockers who follow "Joe 9:05-10:00 a.m. Gene Price Shadoe Stevens "Probably too much drink." 10:05-11:00 a.m. CharlieTuna "Liam, I'm not going after any- Reiling" need to tune in at 3:05 p.m. 4:05-5:00 p.m. Westwood One Presents "Not stall, Sean. Not tall. I wish thing. You asked me what foods 11:05-2:00 p.m. The "Midday" Show (Local) 5:05-6:00 p.m. The "Cutting Edge" instead of 11:05 a.m. The soulful 2:05-2:30 p.m. Jim Pewter 6:05-8:00 I knew. It kinds slows me down." cause headaches, and I'm telling p.m. The "Weekender" "It sure does, Liam. Headaches sounds of "Bill Chappel" have also 2:30-3:00 p.m. Jazz Beat 8:05-9:00 p.m. "Off the Record" you. Champagne, red wine, sherry 3:05-4:00 p.m. Joe Reiing 9:05-midnight American Dance Trax are common. Lot's of folks get moved and now airs at 6:05 p.m. are other drinks that cause them." A new show called "Retrotrax" 4:05-6:00 p.m. The "Afternoon Show" 12:05-1:00 a.m. King Biscuit Flower Hour them, but they could avoid them." "It sounds ta me like this list ya (Local) will fill the bill at 11:05 a.m. The 6:05-7:00 p.m. Bill Chapel "How's that, Scan?" talking about was made up by the Sunday "First of all, headaches are un- program features album-oriented 7:05-8:00p.m. LaurieAllen 7:05-8:00 a.m. Amen Comer temperance league." 7:00-8:00 p.m. Openline (Twice a month) productive. They don't make eco- rock. 8:05-8:30 a.m. Herald of Christian Science "Not true, Liam. All you have to 8:05-9:00 p.m. Harry Newman nomic sense in the eyes of an em- "Radio Theater", a half-hour of 8:30-9:00 a.m. Banners of Faith do is read any self help medical 9:05-10:00 p.m. DonTracy 9:05-9:30 a.m. Breakthrough ployer, or even the employee.They mystery/drama thrillers will now 10:05-11:00 p.m. Mary Tumer manual at the library and you'll learn 9:30-10:00 a.m. Love on the Rock take time away from work and con- follow "Retrotrax." 11:05-11:30 p.m. Retrotrax 10:05-noon The "Jazz Brunch" the causes of headaches. Some centration. A lot of people are late about On Sundays, "Herald of Chris- 11:30-midnight Radio Theater Noon-4:00 p.m. American Country headaches 12:05-1:00 a.m. Dr. Demento (Fridays only) for work, or don't show up at all other foods that can cause tian Science" and "Breakthrough" Countdown because of headaches. If they avoid include chicken livers and pickled 1:05-2:00 a.m. The Comedy Show 4:05-6:00 p.m. The "JC A/C Countdown" has replaced "Master Control" and (Fridays only) certain foods or drinks, they could herring." 6:05-8:00 p.m. Sunday Slow Jams "Gospel Greats." 8:05-11:00 p.m. Dick Clark's Rock, Roll & eliminate a common cause of head- "That does it, Sean. Forget about If you're not sure what AM 1340 Saturday Remember aspirin when aches. Afterlunch isatime that many the rest, I'll take some has for you, then follow this schedule 7:05-7:35 am. East of Eden 11:05-1:00 a.m. The Countdown people get headaches. It's not just a I feel a headache coming on." painful experience for them, and an "There's a lesson in this, Liam." unproductive time at work, it's even "And, what might that be Profes- Robots in your future a source of strained relationships sor Sean?" with other employees." "Simply this. If youdon'twantto "Cause of eatin' and drinkin'?" hear the answer, don't ask the ques- "Itjustmightbe, Liam.Whatyou tion. There are many people who are eat and drink have a lot to do with Number 5 is alive.maybe afraid to ask questions because they how you feel. Eating the wrong foods don't want to hear the answer. Usu- need it the most. can do with their arms or hands. or taking the wrong drink can give ally, they have an inclination as to By UPI WIRE SERVICE Engelhardt hopes the govern- The robot, which runs on a track you an upset stomach, a bloated feel- what the answer will be, but they ment will come up with the funding across a three-section desk, consists ing and even a headache. Avoiding won't ask it. A case in point is smok- In K.G. Engelhardt's kitchen, a the wrong foods will go along way to for more robotics research and for of a black metal arm and a white ing." robot raids the refrigerator, puts preventing ailments. Now, I don't programs that will offset the cost to plastic gripper. It can call anyone "Holditrightthere, Sean. Iwon't food in the microwave and makes the public. She says of $300 million whose number is contained in its pretend to be a physician, but I cer- have anymore advice. I know what tainly do read up on matters of coffee. All she had to do is ask. And, there's no spent by the federal government on voice-activated directory. It can re- health. First of all, I know you love ya gonna say next. One day, the robot may help keep use in bringing it up." robot research last year, most went trieve and replace files from its own cheese, particularly sharp aged disabled and elderly people out of "Fine, Liam. We'll come back to to defense and industrial applica- paper shredder. cheese. That's asource ofheadaches. institutions. But for now, it's We both enjoy Chinese food because that subject when your headache is tions. Engelhardt says the key to languishing in a laboratory at it is so flavorful. Well it tastes so gone. Besides the kitchen robot, re- continued growth in the robot Carnegie Mellon University's Cen- good because they use monosodium "I may never want the headache searches at the center have devel- industry is humanization. She says glutamate orMSG.That's a flavor ter for Human Service Robotics, ta go, in that case." oped an office robot that will help that Tor too long, researchers have enhancing chemical that causes which Engelhardt directs. disabled workers with typing, filing focused only on building robots "Chinese restaurant syndrome" in We'll get back with Liam and The problem is money. The robot and telephone chores. designed to replace humans. Engel- some people, or headaches." Sean later. Until then. Top o' the system costs about $50,000, far be- "Now that ya tossed out two o' The portable automated office hardt believes "there's a new era in morning to ya! yond the means of the people who me favorites, got any more, Sean?" THE O'GRIFFINS robot is voice activated and de- which robots will augment and Some odds of this. some ends of that signed to do anything office workers assist humans, not replace them." What's more, it was a monster spook insurance - you pay be- BY IRA DREYFUSS, AP - almost two inches long. In the fore, and they'll clean up later. News and Enentertainment roach world, it must have com- Soaped cars, smashed pumpkins, Police say a one-man Baltimore manded respect. The thing would 'insurance covers it. News have been the Julius Caesar of But not for everybody , some On Channel 2 crime wave has reached a beak. They 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) Roaches. people are bad risks. Volunteer 4:00 SESAME STREET say they caught Thomas Waddell 5:30 Channel7 ABC NEWS 5:00 NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK stuffing a pigeon in his pants. In fact, it probably would have adviser Phil Beachler says the club Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT And they say he seemed to be been quite comfortable as Julius had learned, for instance, that you 6:00 Channel ? ABC NEWS (NY) 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 dressed kind of funny. Officer Caesar. It had friends and country- don't insure teachers. Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:15 SPORTS LATENIGHT Ronald Pettie says Waddell men- and it lived at Roman's. Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) looked 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS like the Michelin Tire Man. But its Roman days are over. Drink too much in Montgomery 6:30 Channel7 ABC NEWS (National) Channel 9 CBA NEWS 7:00 OPENLINE It turns out, Police say, that Romanfoundthe insect dead. So did County, Md., and youcan wind up in (Chicago) Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National 8:00 MOVIE: STAR TREK Waddell had 21livepigeons he give it aNew York funeral? A few close proximity to objects bearing andfive 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) dead ones stuffed in his pants. After parting words, a shroud of toilet the county crest they picked him up, they say, he paper, and a last ride in the com- They're on the bottles. began to pull them out. mode? The Washington suburb is big in All movies begin at 7 p.m. Downtown This made it hard for him to fly No, he saved it, and entered it in the booze biz - it's the only local Lyceum from the law. an insecticide company's contest government in America that runs Moon Over Parador.Comedy(PG13).1.54 McCalla Lyceum. And when police discovered the It won Roman a $1,000 and a liquor stores. Baby extent of the crime, feathers flew. supply of roach killer that shouldlast And it's now selling its own Boom.Comedy(PG).1.50 Officers say Waddell had stolen 30 him a lifetime. stuff. The "county crest" brand Marine Lyceum Hot Pursuit.Adventure(PG13).1.33 homing pigeons from one man, and Romans lifetime. carries. An approximation of the Leeward 40 earlier thatnight from another. He The roaches' should be consid- county crest, and comes in Vodka, Lyceum was charged with grand theft. erably shorter. Rum, Gin, Bourbon and Scotch. The Big Easy.Thriller(R).1.41 It must have been a case of the Toilet paper doesn't grow on However, the headof the county pigeons coming home to roost. Of trees, you know. chapter of mothers against drunk course, he might be able to beat the driving doesn't think that's bright. charge on a pigeon claws. She's Virginia Bright. She GITMO PEOPLE Except, maybe in Lowell, wonders what kind of example it Mich., where it can look that way sets to have the county emblem on One of our favorite BEQ watch sanders who ensures that our Most of us wouldn'tadmit it. But stay at Gold Hill Towers is a safe and pleasant one, is: Peter Roman did. He found, at his after Halloween. booze. apartment in Brooklyn, It's not that the place has a The head of alcohol sales, how- NY., a cock- NAME: roach. major problem with kids who ever, says it can set a really good Yes - horrors - A cockroach. decorate trees, but residents check- example in sales. But he concedes Jason L. Hambuger ing for vandalism sometimes have that, as a county agency, the staff HOMETOWN: to look high in Lowell. walks a fine line. Fort Dodge, Iowa Still, they also can look for help. Police may make the people who TIME IN GITMO: Members of a YMCA group sell drink the stuff do the same. 6 months CHOICES: Non-judicial punishment RECREATION: I like to ski Nov.6, 1989, non-judicial pun- FOOD: ishment was held resulting in: One E-6 was found guilty of My favorite is lasagna Violation of the Uniform code of MUSIC: Military Justice, Article 134 - Drunk Rock'n'roll and disorderly and Article 134 - MOVIE: Indecent exposure. The PO I was I really enjoyed "Platoon." awarded: restriction for a period of prescribe time and Article 92 - Fail- 30 days; 3 WISHES; extra duties for a period of ure to obey a lawful order. The E-2 45 days; and reduction in rate to was awarded: extra duties for a pe- I'd like to have lots of money, own my own business, and to paygrade E-5. riod of 30 days; reduction in rate to have a happy family. One E-2 was found guilty of What I like best about GTMO is my Job. Violation of the Uniform Code of E-1; and forfeiture of $250.00 pay Military Justice, Article 86 - Failure per month for two months (forfeiture to go to appointed place of duty at the were suspended for 6 months). (To nominate someone for "Gitmo People", call PAO at 4502)

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Proceeds THE GUANTANAMO BAY NURSERY 3726 AWH. center $10, Fisher Price porta crib w/mattress Ellen Roessler, Box 64, Local. If you have benefit SeaBee Ball Fund. SCHOOL has space available in a new class for '78 Trans AM, p/b, p/s, T-tops, custom rims, and sheets 565, walker $15. Contact Pam 4366 questions concerning this please contact Ellen BRAVOZ.I.L fouryearolds. The class begins Mon. Nov 13, runs excellent. $3200 OBO. Call 3051 AWH DWII or 2489 AWII. at 2428. HAPPY BIRTHDAY wishes for Shakira and willmeet daily from 8:00- 11:00 a.m. FMI (G1ff A-105 and ask for Hollywood.) New oblong dining room table pads. Size 48" x "PULL TIlE PLUG WEEK" is coming. Budd; our loving daughter and sister on her call 2159 from 8:00-11:30 a.m. '78 Olds Cutlass Supreme, 2DR, ht, a/c, p/s, p/ 84" (3 sections). Call 4728 AWII. Watch for details. ninth birthday. We love you and may God Bless CPO SPOUSE LUNCHEON MEETING Nov. b,p/w, a/t. Not a GTMO special. S2250. Call Bill Ben Pierson Youth compound bow, 25/40 lb. PIZZA, FRESH MADE, FRESH BAKED is you. Your loving family, Sherry, Greg and 15, at 11:00 a.m. in the Goat Locker. We will 2904 AWH. draw wt., excel. condition. Cost $150 new ask- scheduled to arrive at McDonald's after 4:00 Nakisha. discuss plans for New Year's Eve. Lunch avail- '80 Dodge Colt, AM/FM tape deck.4 speed, w/ ing $90. Call Buck at 6139 AWII. p.m. Wednesday, November 8. able, coffee, tea and pastries fumished. FM call overdrive. $850. Call Candy 4881 DWII or TWO WHEELERS CENTRAL FIDELITY BANK will have a CCPO will be conducting integral training for Kat Sports 2501/2379. 3863 AWH. '81 Suzuki GS550 T, low mileage, new oil and teller atthe Leeward Point facilityon Wed. Nov. its personnel Nov. 9, from 8-10 a.m. Services CPO CLUB OFFERS "Goats Only" lunch inthe '80 Datsun, kingcab p/u, w/campershell, 5 spd. air filter, safety insp. valid until Mar. 90. $800 8. The bank will be open for regular operating will be limited during this period. We are re- Goat Locker, Tuesday through Friday from 12 Call 4526/4529 DWII or 2426 AWH. OBO. Call 3460 AWII. questing that patrons hourstof 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Fri. Nov.10. schedule visits and ap- Noon to 2 p.m. If the Goat Lockeris closed due '84 Chevrolet Celebrity station wagon, a/c, p/c, '82 Yamaha Maxima 750, runs great, new tires GBOWC is sponsoring a "How to Host a Mur- pointments outside the timeframe. to a special function an announcement will be p/n, p/w, a/t, vehicle in excellent condition. and starter. Comes with Fairing, 3 helmets, shop der"dinner, on Fri. Nov.10, at 5:30 p.m. on the CHAPEL NOTES posted on the CPO marquee. Must see to appreciate. $4200. Call Bill 2904 manual and spare parts. $1300 OBO. Call O'Club patio. All members and their guests CHAPEL CHILDREN'S CHOIR, grades K- PROJECT PLAYER'S FALL FOTO CON- AWH. Randy 2976 after 7 p.m. should RSVP to Eileen (4262) or Lynda (2322) 3, rehearses from4:45 to 5:30 p.m. Sundays in TEST, capture the local atmosphere in a photo- BOATS '83 650cc metallic blue Honda Nighthawk, has ASAP. the choir room. The choir is working on a graph. Bring your photos to room 4 at the 19' Starcraftmodel offshoreI/Ocenterconsole. less than 9,000 mi. Comes w two helmets, com- PAVEMENT MARKING will begin at Mc- Christmas program and any children interested Community CenterBuilding by 4 p.m. Nov. 30. 120 engine w/merecmiser120outdrive. Includes plete rain suit. Must see to appreciate. $2,000 Calla Ferry Landing Nov. 11, at 6 a.m. and are encouraged to attend. FMI call Patti 3992. All amateur photos are eligible. FMI call 3246. Marine radio, 5 hp kicker motorand all accesso- OBO. Call Dane at 2618 AWH. continue through Nov. 18, at 5 p.m. The pri- CHAPEL YOUTH CHOIR grades 4-10, re- HARD ROCK AND HEAVY METAL will be ries for out of bounds certification. $4200 OBO WANTED mary ferry landing willbeclosed to restripethe hearses from 4:45 to5:30 p.m. Sundays in the vibrating the walls at the Windjammer Club call Russ 2300/2647 DWH or 3493 AWH. Children's winter clothes. Boy's size 7/8 and parking lot traffic will be rerouted to the alter- Chapel. The youth are working on the Christ- during Rock-n-RollNite, Tues.,Nov. 28. Joinin Pontoon Boat 12' x 26' 318 inboard eng. Just women's size 6/8. Please call Judy 2510 DWII nate landing. mas Cantata '"Ihe Perfect Gift" All interested for an evening ofsensational DJ music. FMI call completely overhauled entire boat Will en- or 3493 AWH. FUNCTIONAL SKILLS MATH COURSE youth are encouraged to attend. FMI call Patti Linda 2304. terain reasonable offers. Call Jim 4768 DWH or A professional cake decorator to make a birth- has a few space available in the upcoming 3992. PfO CAR WASH POSTPONED to Nov. 18. 3691 AWII. day cakeforrmy three yearold son. Please call course being offered free to military personnel. FAMILY SERVICE CENTER This carwash was originally scheduled for Nov. '68 Evinrade outboard motor 80 hp, model Barbara as soon as possible 2540 AT. FMI orto register call Tammy Petro at 4307, 8 DAD'S FORUM to be held Nov. 8, 11:30 - 4. Hots dogs and sodas will be available at the seasprite IV. Call Mike at 4885 DWII or 3659 Pre-owned patio furniture. Prefer plastic tube a.m. to 12 Noon, Mon. through Friday. 12:30 p.m. A bring your own lunch meeting upcoming car wash at the Casa Del Maron the AWH. type, but will consider wood and metal. Call TREASURE AND TRIVIA has a largeassort- for Dads, single and accompanied, to explore 18th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. COMPUTER John at 4819 DWH or 3310 AT. ment of Christmas cards and stationery, in addi- currentissues related to child rearing. FMI and FAMILY HOME CARE ORIENTATION will C-64, Disk drive, printer, four piece work sta- Bike, spd men's for a tall person. Prefer 27" tion to the daily bargains. Stop by and seems. to registercall the Family Service Center4141 / be held at the Youth Center Mon., Nov. 6, at 7 tion, programs, joysticks and chair. Call 3988 fit, thin wheels. Call John 4819 DWH or 3310 FMI call Debby at 4300 or4549. 4153. p.m. for prospective Family Home Care AT.Computer monitor 14", CGA, RGBI, four AT. Day in Hi story

was symbolized as an elephant in a In 1944, President Franklin D. In 1973, Congress overrode George Bush confidently said the ASSOCIATED PRESS cartoon drawn by Thomas Nast in Roosevelt won a fourth term in of- President Nixon's veto of the War nation was "coming in behind my "Harper's Weekly." fice, defeating Thomas E. Dewey. Powers Act, which limits a chief candidacy"while DemocratMichael Today's highlight in history: In 1916, Republican Jeannette In 1962, Richard M. Nixon, executive's power to wage war with- Dukakis vowed to pull off a stunning On Nov. 7, 1917, Russia's Bol- Rankin of Montana became the first having lost California's gubernato- out congressional approval. "November surprise." shevik revolution took place as woman elected to Congress. rial race, held his "last press confer- In 1986, freed American hostage Thought for today: "We'd all forces led by Vladmir Ilyich Lenin In 1940, the Tacoma Narrows ence," saying "You won't have David Jacobsen received a welcome- like t'vote fer th'best man, but he's overthrew the provisional govern- Bridge in Washington state col- Nixon to kick around anymore." home from President Reagan at the never a candidate." - "Kin Hub- ment of Alexander Kerensky. lapsed during a windstorm which set In 1967, Carl Stokes was elected White House. bard" (Frank McKinney), American On this date: the 2,800-foot span crashing into the first black mayor of a city - One year ago: On the eve of humorist and journalist (1868- In 1874, the Republican part y Puget Sound. Cleveland, Ohio. election day 1988, Vice President 1930).

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El Salvador - A visiting U.S. diplo- topped off at 14-million gallons, sis units are on track and should be dous effort to conserve by the entire mat says he doesn't know who's to Guantanamo will again be in strict fully operational by April 1, 1990," community allowed the base com- blame for an attack on a union build- water conservation measures. said LoFaso. "And the two flash mander to terminate the strict water ing in San Salvador that left nine "No more watering of plants, or evaporators will be operational by saving measure. If continued con- people dead. Union leaders accuse El washing cars, government or pri- July 1991." servation is not maintain, LoFaso Salvador's military of planting the vate," added LoFaso. "Norinsing of Water consumption goal re- says thattypeofwatersavingsmeas- bomb last week. boats, motors, dive or recreational mains at 825,000 gallons per day. ure could be reinstated. gear, and remember, wash clothes LoFaso says it's imperative that "We're doing well, but we're East Germany - East Germany's only on even calendar days and no everyone participates in the water not out of the woods yet," he said. proposal liberalizing citizen travel air conditioning between the hours conservation effort so we won't "We only have one evaporator and abroad is not stemming the tide of of 8-10:00 a.m." have to go into more stringent we have to take care of it and make refugees heading for Wests Germany. Even though Guantanamo will water saving measures. You only it last. We can only do that with the Hundreds of thousands of other East be back in Condition Bravo, the have to look back to June when community's support." Germans continue their demands for outlook is very positive. water hours had water turned off to Remember.Water Conserva- more reforms. "The commercial reverse osmo- all housing areas. Only a tremen- tion - it's everybody's business.

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Washington - Former Secretary of John's parents drove down and cards or checks because there were Flight Da Lw. Arrive Depart State Shultz's advice that drugs helped with supplies. It's much bet- no banks open, but there again I had should be legalized is falling on deaf C-141 11/9 Norfolk ------7:wa.,m. ternow though. Therestaurantl went $80.00 in cash just from habit. I Gito 11:00 am. 1:45 pm. ears at the White House. Say's Presi- Roosy Rds. 3:30 pm. 5:30 pm. dent Bush's spokesman of Shultz, outtoeatatlast year worse here than thought well, I'll hold this money Norftdk 8:30 pm. "Ie's been on the west coast too there. But we were used to being just in case. C-130 11/9 Gino 71:30p.m. 3:25p.m. long." deprived. I still had my hurricane I was real lucky to have been in Norfldk :25pm. items, knew enough to have all my Gitmo before dealing with this. Sort Washington - The Comptroller important papers together, and to of like a training camp for disaster, 727 110 Norfolk ------8:um. General of the General Accounting Gitmo 11:00 am. noon have a full tank of gas. We had a ho, ho! We even had a curfew. First 'Kingston 1:30 p.m. 2-0epm. Office warned Congress that grossly serious gas shortage here. The lines it was at7 p.m. and the national guard Gitmo 215 pm. 3:20pm. inadequate monitoring of medical Norfolk 6:15 pm. were worse than in 1973 with the would stop you and arrest you if you devices by the Food and Drug Ad- 2 We even had a two didn't have a medical C-141 11/12 Gitmo 11:00 p.m. 1 55 pm. ministration is endangering the Arab embargo. reason or job three city and Norfolk 3:ep.m. American public. hour line at the commissary for being out. The whole days later, and money was in short outlying areas were in blackness. ('TE:neIoehangef supply. No one would take credit Thank heaven it's all over. NOTEs Ifryou reagm tights, notify stre iterrmital.

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Sports Niners keep moving along, down Saints NFL standings no ill effects from the layoff, com- brilliant 45-yard pitch-catch-and- Roundup FROM WIRE REPORTS pleting his first 11 passes. The run play that made it 21-10 in the American Conference passer finished with second quarter. East NFL NFL's top-rated Joc Montana returned to full- 22 completions in 31 attempts for Bufalo 6 3 0 .667 249 210 Redskins - Washington Re- .556 203 t action by tossing three touch- 302 yards. The San Francisco defense inter- a 5 4 0 180 dskins coach Joe Gibbs refused to time brilliant45-yardtpiatch-cat-AanAAA passes and running for cepted Bobby Hebert twice in the Indianapolis 4 5 0 .444 167 162 confirm a report that starting comer- down New England 3 6 0 .333 157 216 half as the defending Super back Barry Wilburn has been sus- another score as the San Francisco Jerry Rice hauled in two of second N.Y. Jets 2 7 0 .222 159 241 improved to 8-1. The pended indefinitely for using co- 49ers thumped the New Orleans Montana's scoring tosses and set Bowl champs Central caine, saying the matter was "a per- two club records with 60 career TD win also locked up the bestrecord for Cleveland 6 3 0 .667 233 143 Saints 31-13. 211 168 sonal thing." The Redskins placed the receptions and 64 career touch- the decade for San Francisco. Cincinnati 5 4 0 .556 Montana had not played since Houston 5 4 0 .556 246 226 veteran on the non-football five-year suffering a sprained left knee in a downs. Pittsburgh 4 5 0 .444 123 220 related injury-illness listsSaturday but fell game against the New England Pa- John Taylor had the other scor- With the loss, New Orleans West refused to give a reason for the move. 7 2 0 .778 218 140 22. However, he showed ing catch for the Niners, on a to 4-5. Denver May - The Redskins say offen- triots Oct. L. A. Raiders 5 4 0 .556 206 155 sive tackle Mark May will be out for Kansas City 4 5 0 .444 174 192 the rest of the season with tom knee Seattle 4 5 0 .444 153 175 ligaments. May was injured in Sun- Orlando Magic wins first against mighty N. Y. San Diego 3 6 0 .333 152 173 day night's embarrassing 13-3 loss to National Conference structive surgery on his left knee lanta Hawks wassdocked $1,500 and East the Dallas Cowboys. N. Y. Giants 8 1 0 .889 219 136 for- Rick Smith of the Indiana Pacers Eagles - The Philadelphia FROM WIRE REPORTS Jan. 15. Meantime, Clippers Philadelphia 6 3 0 .667 207 184 Eagles will be without the service of ward Charles Smith will sit out was fined $750 for fighting in a game Phoenix 4 5 0 .444 169 193 wide receiver Gregg Garrity for quite Now that the regular National tonight's game at Golden State. Friday night in Atlanta. Five other Washington 4 5 0 .444 213 216 say the veteran Dallas 1 8 0 .111 119 235 a while. The Eagles Basketball season is in full swing, Smith has a left groin strain. players were fined $500 each for out of Penn State was placed on in- Central let's take a look around the league. NBA commissioner David leaving their bench areas during the jured reserve with a broken collar- Minnesota 6 3 0 .667 183 158 Orlando Magic Stem and NBA Players Association scuffle. bone. The expansion Chicago 5 4 0 .556 232 187 executive directorCharles Grantham The Minnesota Timberwolves GreenBay 5 4 0 .556 219 214 Colts - The Indianapolis Colts chalked up its first-ever NBA Tampa Bay 3 6 0 .333 202 250 regular season win lastnight. With announced anew drug testing policy will donate net proceeds from 6,000 will decide the playing status of run- Detroit 1 8 0 .111 149 228 yesterday. The policy seats added for tomorrow night's ning backEric Dickersonandquarter- Reggie Theus scoring 24 points and for rookies West back Jack Trudeau later in the Week. Jerry Reynolds and Terry Catledge calls for three random drug tests for home opener to aid in the search for San Francisco 8 1 0 .889 246 158 Dickerson was on the sidelines rest- adding 19 a piece, the Magic beat rookies during the regular season. 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling. The L. A. Rams 5 4 0 .556 214 208 ing a pulled hamstring during Sun- the New York Knicks 118-110. New That's in addition to one drug test St. Joseph, Minn. resident was ab- New Orleans 4 5 0 .444 208 174 day's 19-13 loss to Miami, while Atlanta 3 6 0 .333 171 211 York's Patrick Ewing scored 29 during training camp. ducted at gunpoint Oct. 22. Trudeau had a pin inserted into the to lead all scorers. Should a player fail one of the The Minnesota North Stars of Monday night smallest finger on his left hand points news for Los Angeles regular season tests, he'll be ineli- the NHL have been wearing the San Francisco 31 New Orleans 13 following an injury in the Dolphins Good game. Clippers fans. Forward Danny gible to play until the following sea- letters "J-W" on the backs of their Manning has been given medical son. helmets this season. MLB clearance to begin practicing Nov. The NBAhandedoutsome fines Meantime, center Steve NHL scores 15. Manning underwent recon- yesterday. Kevin Willis of the At- Johnson has told "The Oregonian" Monday's results agency - Add Toronto Free newspaper he doesn't want to play New York Rangers 6 center fielder Lloyd Moseby and Detroit Red Wings 1 California pitcher Dan Petry's names for the Timberwolves. Johnson, who to the list of Major League Baseball was selected by Minnesota from the St. Louis Blues 3 players filing for free agency. GITMO ATHLETICS Portland Trail Blazers roster during Montreal Canadiens 3 Others who filed yesterday include the expansion draft, has refused to outfielder Fred Lynn of Detroit, report to the team. In the interview, Toronto Maple Leafs 2 NOTE Minnesota North Stars 1 Cincinnati catcher Bo Diaz, Montreal AQUATIC ACTIVITIES CORRAL Johnson says the Minnesota "front second baseman Damaso Garcia and Night swim - Come out for some re- Pony rides -Ponyrides,sponsoredby office doesn't care about winning." Calgary Flames 5 two members of the San Francisco freshing fun at the night swim and movie the MWR Corral, are available every Tues- November at day from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Deer Park for Edmonton Oilers 1 Giants, pitcher Bob Knepper and offered every Friday during 7 at p.m. 50 cents a ride. A keepsake picture of your third baseman Ken Oberkfell. Thus the Villamar Pool. Themovie begins call Beth at 2193. child on a pony is also available for an Today's game far, 75 players have filed for free For more information, Scuba divecourses-Allstudentsmmust additional 50 cents. For more information, Tyson plans on Washington at N. Y. Islanders filing deadline is next agency. The pre-register at the MWR Information Office. call Laurie or Glen at 2381. Monday. Physical exams are required for the PADI Foreman fight Brewers -Surgery onMilwau- Open Water course. Forms are available at kee Brewers shortstop Dale Sveum the Information Office: Open Water: GOLFING EVENTS Nov. 14, $160, Rescue Diver, went well yesterday. The operation Esposito, Tournament - The Yetera Seca Golf NBA scores Esposito, Nov. 14, $140. was intended to relieve an impinge- will be hinting their Annual As- FROM WIRE REPORTS Pool ours - lierve Sunday, No. Association Sunday's results ment in his right shoulder. Sveum is sociation Championship Saturday and Sun- 12, the Villamar Pool willibe open Monday, Orlando Magic 118 expected to be fully recovered in four day, Nov. 11 and 12. Members must sign up promoterDonKing says Tuesday and Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m., Boxing New York Knicks 110 nolater thenThursday, Nov. 9 at theGolf Pro months. Friday from 1 to 10 p.m., Saturday, Sunday heavyweight champion Mike Tyson Shop. Entry feeis $10.,handicap is five flights. Reds - The "Dayton Daily holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more George Today's games and Club business - A social and elections plans to meet former champ News" reports on the probable make- information, call Beth Krouch at 2193. Miami at New Jersey for Friday, Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Foreman in the ring, but not for a up of Cincinnati Reds manager Lou Children - Current MWR swimming is set Washington at Atlanta golf courseepatio. Bring a covered dish. Steaks while. King said in London yester- today. The regulations state thatchildren under12 years Detroit at Chicago Piniella's coaching staff will be provided. For more information, call paper quotes unnamed sources as of age who pass an MWR skills test will be day Tyson will probably still fight Boston at Milwaukee Valerie at 2774 or Sharon at 3592. Portland to include permitted unaccompanied to the pools. For Canada's Razor Ruddock next, at Houston saying the staff is expected Charlotte at Seattle more information, call Beth Krouch at 2193. followed by James "Buster" former Reds pitcher Don Gullett, Stan PROJECT PLAYER Phoenix at L. A. Lakers Tony Perez, Jackie Moore in Tokyo, top-ranked con- Williams, Night ride - Enjoy thebeautifulsights Douglas L. A. Clippers at Golden State and Sam Perlozzo. Perez has been FITNESS DIVISION in the hills of Guantanamo on a night horse tender Evander Holyfield and then Dallas at Sacramento with theReds ashittinginstructorand Advanced Aerobics - Advanced ride Wednesday, Nov. 8, from 7 to 9 p.m. Foreman. to an on-going class, meets every 8. first-base coach and is expected Aerobics, Register at the MWR Corral prior to Nov. Tyson was to have fought working in those capacities. Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to7:15 p.m. at Cost is $8 per person. For more information, continue Ruddock this month but the fight Yankees -The New York Yan- the base gym and Saturday from 10 to 11 call 3246. Captain's Cup a.m. Walk-ins cost $1.25 per class. For more was postponed because the kees say former team announcer Mel information, call the MWR Fitness Center at REEF RAIDERS champ's suffering from a bronchial Soccer Allen underwent successful triple- 3846. Monday's results bypass heart surgery last Wednes- Basketball league -An organizational General meeting-A generalmember- infection. meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Marine Barracks 3 day. The team says Allen is expected meeting for Captain's Cup basketball is ship New officers will be elected. Security 2 to be released from the University of scheduled Thursday Nov. 9, atthebasegym at Nov. 8Oat 7 p.m. For more information, call Jim at 2922 or Alabama hospital in Birmingham 6 p.m. Team registration is required at the Teen 'Lock-In' set at 2276 after working hours. PWD 3 meeting. For more information, call John at Andrea next week. High School 0 Awards -TheBaseball Writers 2560. for Friday, Nov. 22 Basketball meeting - A Naval Sta- TENNIS CLUB Association will announce its Ameri- tion Gold Captain's Cup Basketball League Tennis Follies -The GuantanamoBay can League Rookie of theYear selec- meeting is set for Friday, Nov. 10, at 4:30 Tennis Club invites any level player to the MWR REPORT tion today at 6 p.m., EST. Relief p.m. in the base gym. Those whocan'tattend Tennis Follies Sunday, Nov. 12from 1:30 to pitchers Gregg Olson of Baltimore meeting call Kirby Carr or Petty Officer Courts. the 5:30 p.m. at the Deer Park Tennis Teens will be "locked-in" at the and Tom Gordon of Kansas City are Johnson at 4442 or 4143. Entry fee is $1 for members, $3 for non- Captain's Cup two of the leading candidates for the Captain's Cup wrestling - An or- members. Food and drinks provided. For Marblehead Bowling Center award. ganizational meeting for Captain's Cup more information, call Rich or Paula at 3624. Wednesday, Nov. 22, at 11:15 p.m. Tennis (Men) Cubs - Yesterday, Don Zim- wrestling isscheduled Thursday, Nov. 9 at the until 6 a.m. the following morning. base gym at5 p.m. Registration is required at Sunday, Nov. 5 mer of the Chicago Cubs was hOn- YOUTH ACTIVITIES The lock-in is open to members of the meeting. For more information, call John FTG beat NAVSTA Gold ored by UPI as the National League meeting - The Guantan- at 2560. GBYAA the Youth Center Teen Club. NSGA/Co. "L" beat Marine Barracks Athletic Association's Manager of the Year after the "Boys Fitness class-Command fitness coor- amo Bay Youth Dancing, movies, bowling and PWD beat SIMA meeting is Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 7:30 of Zimmer" came out of nowhere to dinators and the general public are offered a monthly NAVSTA Blue beat Hospital Center. For more informa- games are among the many capture the Eastern Division Cham- two-credit basic exercise science class be- p.m. at the Youth Woody at 4740/4114 during work- activities planned for the evening. pionship. ginning in January. Tuition assistance is au- tion, call ing hours or 2903 after working hours. thorized. For more information, call Mike at Snacks and beverages will be served Surfing competition - Teens, grab SOCCER 3846. throughout the night. Veteran's Day Biathlon -A Veteran's yourboardandhitthebeachSunday,Nov. 12, Boogie Board contest. Register Register by Friday, Nov. 17, at World Cup - It took less than Day Biathlon 18 mile bike race and 10K run for a Surfing 9:45 a.m. Entry fee Youth Center. A $7 fee will be Captain's Cup two hoursfor tickets for the Nov. 19, is set forFriday, Nov. 10, starting from the at Windmill Beach by the call 4075. World Cup Soccer qualifying match CPO Club at7a.m. There are two divisions, is $1. For more information, charged to cover the cost of bever- Tennis (Women) between the United States and non-gear bikes and those with gears. Maps ages and snacks. Parent permission Trinidad/Tobago to sell out yester- for this event will be available at the base forms, available at the Youth gym. Pre-register at the base gym. For more day. Five percent of the 35,000 seats be completed at the Friday, Nov. 3 information, call John at 2560. Get your sports activity, story Center, must at the stadium in Port of Spain, High School over Hospital Vet Softball meeting - A Veteran's or score in the Gazette. Call time of registration. Additional PWD over NSGA/Co. Trinidad, were not sold because a "L" Day softball tournamenthas been cancelled written information will be pro- Blue over Marine Barracks "high security" designation has been 4819 between 7 a.m. and 3 NAVSTA due to lack of participation. For more vided. given the match by the FIFA, the information, call John at 2560. p.m. World governing body. For more information, call Pat- i rick or Katie at 4075.

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