*Senate begins historic treaty debate (COMPILED FROM AP/UPI REPORTS) -- nents saying logic and statesmanship odds whether the divided chamber They hold the votes spelling vic- The historic debate has started. favor ratification and opponents would eventually agree to relinquish tory or defeat. The U.S. Senate Wednesday began calling the pact a $1 billion give- control of the waterway by the year No one is certain exactly how many debating whether to ratify the trea- away. 2000. senators have not made up their ties that would end American owner- In the opening round of debate, Leaders of opposing forces each minds -- either privately or public- ship of the Panama Canal by the year Senate Foreign Relations Committee estimate his side entered the show- ly. But Senate Leaders Robert Byrd 2000. Chairman John Sparkman said the down with nearly, but not quite, of West Virginia and Howard Baker of The debate is expected to be tough treaties represent what he termed enough voting strength to win ap- Tennessee agree that, as of now, and should last five to seven weeks the "best agreements obtainable" and proval, or block it. neither side has it won. as the senators battle over a number will protect American interests. Ratification requires two-thirds Deputy Senate Democratic Leader of proposed amendments, some design- But, Republican Senator Robert Senate approval, or 67 votes. Alan Cranston of California thinks ed to make the pacts more acceptable Griffin argued that the pacts are Debate is expected to run five to the undecided group is down to to opponents and others designed "fatally flawed" and "riddled with seven weeks. eight, with three of those needed by opponents of the treaties to gum ambiguities." Key figures in the battle over to reach the required 67 that would up the works. As proceedings opened at noon -- ratification of the Panama Canal ensure ratification. The Senate rolled into its deci- the first Senate debate ever broad- Treaties are those senators still The latest UPI tally puts the un- sive Panama Canal debate with propo- cast live on radio -- it was even straddling the fence. decided at 21.

U. S. NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA 0rnuttu~inix1Mz-h

Vol. 33 No. 28 I Thursday, February 9, 1978 Troops help New England dig ou t

(COMPILED FROM AP/UPI REPORTS) -- The blizzard dropped up to 40 formers caught fire in the South winds that struck Tuesday. Snow-weary New England residents inches of snow on his state. Boston plant of the Boston Edison In New York City, the cleanup was Wednesday welcomed clear skies and Air Force transports carrying hea- Company -- knocking out power to proceeding well. federal troops as a dozen Northeas- vy machines and troops of the First 75,000 to 100,000 customers. Subways were running normally as tern states struggled to recover Army began landing on narrow runways About 70,000 Boston residents lost many businesses re-opened. from record snows, gale winds and carved in the snow in Rhode Island. their power Tuesday for 17 hours. Schools remained closed, but major angry seas that killed scores of But, by last night, power had been roads were plowed. persons and cost millions of dollars Others headed for Boston and Con- restored to more than half the area Still, commuter rail and road traf- in economic losses. necticut. that was blacked out Wednesday. fic stayed snarled for the third day. A C-130 transport plane touched The Army had planned to airlift About 35,000 to 40,000 customers, down on a narrow runway at the air- 1,000 men and a mass of emergency however, were still with electricity The Northeast is counting 50 dead port in Warwick, R.I. Wednesday equipment into Rhode Island, Massa- at press time. in weather-related deaths this week morning, the back door swung down chusetts and Connecticut. The north end and Government-Center with 14 weather-related deaths in and a pair of olive drab pickup They joined the army of men and areas were restored in the afternoon. other parts of the country. trucks rolled out. equipment already chopping away at But even as blue skies gave New The U.S. Army's emergency airlift the mountainous snow that cover Most of Connecticut, Rhode Island Englanders some hope, a new storm to blizzard-bound New England was southern New England. and Massachusetts remain virtually struck in the Northern Plains, heap- underway. snowbound, and authorities are wor- ing 12-foot drifts in the Dakotas Rhode Island Governor Joseph Gar- Boston and Providence remained al- ried about what might be found when and knocking out power to thousands ahy told task force commanders it most paralyzed, but the dig-out was the snow is removed. of homes and ranches on the Colorado ook a miracle just to get the run- getting underway. Thousands of cars remain buried Plains. way clear enough for the airlift to Even as that cleanup began, a new under the towering drifts left by There was even some snow in northern begin. disaster struck Boston. Four trans- the record snows and hurricane-force Florida. Sada t winds up five-day U.S. visit (COMPILED FROM UPI/AP REPORTS) -- As Sadat prepared to leave the U.S. In Geneva, Begin told a news con- Furthermore, Secretary of State While Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at the end of his five-day stay, he ference he's still opposed to a West Cyrus Vance, appearing before a wound up his U.S. visit Wednesday, still did not have the answer to his Bank Palestinian state. And he made House International Relations Sub- Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Be- most pressing question: will he or no alterations in his position on committee Wednesday, said Israeli gin said in Switzerland that any won't he get the jet fighters he Israeli settlements on the West Bank. settlements on occupied Arab terri- sale of U.S. arms to Egypt would be wants. Those settlements are quickly be- tories are illegal. a negative development in the Mid- The White House said the request coming a sore spot, even in Israel's east peace process. is 'under review." domestic politics. And Vance said such settlements Israeli Prime Minister Begin mean- As more settlers prepared to es- are a major block to peace between In Washington, President Jimmy while said he hopes the Mideast tablish another West Bank community Egypt and Israel. Carter said goodbye to Sadat on the talks resume soon. Wednesday, the more liberal elements However, the White House re-af- White House Lawn in the afternoon, But he said a possible sale of U.S. of Begin's own Likud Bloc attacked firmed the United States' faithful- calling him the "world's foremost arms to Egypt won't do the chances the move, saying it threatens U.S.- ness to its historic commitment to peacemaker." any good. Israeli relations. the security of Israel. President makes proposal to Lawyers work on contract

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Attorneys for the In fact, Miller said if union ne- help pay college expenses United Mine Workers and the coal in- gotiators go back to the bargaining dustry Wednesday began writing for- table they're apt to lose some of WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- President receive financial help in fiscal mal contract language for the pro- the concessions already won. Carter has come up with a proposal 1979, an increase of 2 million over posed settlement to end the long coal Meanwhile, coal supplies for elec- to help moderate and low income fam- this year. strike. trical utilities in the Midwest are alies put their children through The new program would include The UMW's 39-member bargaining running short of coal. college. grants of $250 to students from fam- council has decided not to vote on Carter is proposing a $1.46 bil- ilies with incomes between $15,000 the settlement until it reviews de- lion college aid program that would and $25,000. tails of the contract. include loans, scholarships and part It would also subsidize loans for It's expected to take the lawyers time jobs. students ftom families with gross several days to work out the wording, income up to $47,000. and even then there is no guarantee The program is aimed at offsetting President Carter came up with the the council will accept the package. Two UMW district leaders said Wed- skyrocketing education costs, which plan as an alternative to proposals nesday have led to declining college enroll- in Congress for a tax credit to the tentative agreement work- ad out this week probably will be re- ment. parents of all college students. FEWER CAVITIES-Chil- jected. The President said his program, un- Under the Carter plan, an addition- dren who are born and But UMW President Arnold Miller grow to early teens in veiled Wednesday, would mean that al 3 million students could get the said he doesn't think a better con- an area with fluoridated more than 5 million students would outright grants. water have 45-60 percent tract can be negotiated. fewer cavities than those without fluoridated water. Guantan amo Gazette Thursday, February 9, 1978 Today's Meetings Wt THE FELLOWSHIP OF OVER EATERS ANONYMOUS meets at 7:00 p.m. at the East Bargo Old Nursery School Community building. For further information ,III call 96235 AWH or 98145 AT. a,,

/ J Bulletin 'rHERE APPEARS TO BE AN ELEMENTOP TRUTH TO YOUR CLAIM THAT YOU HAVE BEEN ~IIi I11 YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS SHAFTED, CORPORAL." VIM Board 0 TAROFT CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,319,000 Tomorrows Meetings I h K TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,922,000 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building. For further information call 90269 or Community Announcements 951144 8275. SERVMART Clubs & Organizations Special Announcements will he closed Saturday, ANYONE INTERESTED IN FORMING A Feb. 11, due to the DEFEX, and NAVY WRESTLING TEAM to challenge a THE GUANTANAMO BAY YACHT CLUB NEX FOOD SEVICES takes great plea- reopen on Monday. Marine team contact Ens. Litz at Family Day will be Sunday, Feb. 12. sure in announcing "Country and NAS personnel, 64303 or Cdr. Turner Races will begin at 1:30 p.m. with Western Night" at the Blue Cairbe on THE AMERICAN COLLEGE TESTS will at FTG, 8778. The approximate date social hour at 5:30 and potluck at Friday, Feb. 10 from 6 p.m. to mid- be administered in room 3 of W.T. is March 4. Organized practices 6. Members should bring their night. The menu consists of Steam- Sampson High School on Saturday, will take place beforehand. favorite dish according to the fol- ship round, mashed potatoes with Feb. 11. Those desiring to take lowing schedule: gravy, a vegetable, tossed green the tests should report no later A - F Salad salad, rolls with butter, one glass than 7:30 a.m. and should bring ID, AS A VALENTINE'S DAY GIFT to you G - L Casserole of wine and coffee or iced tea. All check or money order for $7.50, Beverly Marshall, Beauty Advisor, M - Sm Dessert for only $5.95. The Patio Lounge payable to American College Testing will be doing free make-ups at the Sn - Z Casserole features the exotic Pina Colada, Program, and a No. 2 pencil. Navy Exchange on Friday and Satur- The Club will provide hamburgers, truly the drink of the tropics, for Although there will be a DEFEX, day, from 1 - 3 p.m. hot dogs and all the fixings. For only $.60. Dance to the sounds of the office of the Provost Marshall more information, call 951109. "aries," who will be playing spec- will authorize a direct-route ial selections of country and west- procedure. The individual is ern music from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. responsible for requesting per- THE GUANTANAMO BAY YACHT CLUB mission from his/her command and will conduct a clean-up day on THE NAVY EXCHANGE FOOD SERVICES should call in his/her name to the Saturday, Feb. 11, following the announces a "Blue Caribe Valentine Provost Marshal (95374), so that, Base DEFEX. The time will be from Special" at the Blue Caribe on if stopped, proper identification 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. In addition Tuesday, Feb. 14 from 6 - 10 p.m. will allow you to procede. to field-daying the building both The menu will consist of 16 oz. inside and out, the Club also in- T-Bone steak, baked potato with TREASURE AND TRIVIA tends to complete a number of minor sour cream, vegetable, tossed green announces 5 that due to popular WOULON'T YOU KNOW T .JUST repairs and remark the small-boat salad, rolls and butter, coffee or demand, there is a new WHEN WE'REIN A HURRY.' channel with new buoys. To com- iced tea, 2 beers of your choice supply of the 1978 scenic Gitmo calendar on plete all the projects that are with keepsakes, all for $5.95. The sale for $1.00 THE BRANCH DENTAL CLINIC, each. Store planned, the Club needs the support Patio Lounge Features the exotic hours are Tuesdays Guantanamo Bay, will be administer- and Fridays from of as many members as possible - Pina Colada, truly the drink of the 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. ing dental examinations and stannous this includes the ladies and teen- tropics for 60C. Pat Duffus and fluoride treatments on dependent age youngsters, as well as the men. his roving guitar will be playing children on February 9 and 10 in Those who can be there are asked for your listening pleasure. conjunction with National Children's to bring their own garden tools Dental Health Week. Routine such as mowers, rakes, trimming dependent sick call will not be THE FLAGSHIP MESS Enlisted Dining shears, etc. o held on Friday, Feb. Facility will be serving breakfast 10. early this Saturday THE MEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION due to the DEFEX. The hours for breakfast announces a Two-Man Best Ball will be 4:45 to 6:15 a.m. Tournament on Sunday, Feb. 12. All oth- er meals will be at their Tee time will be from 9 a.m. - normal time. 1 p.m. For more information, call 951119. DUE TO THE DEFEX SATURDAY, ladies O UIE exercise class held at the Marble- "WHEN 'YOU'RE THROUGH LAUGHSI- THE CATHOLIC LADIES AUXILIARY head Hall gym with Mrs. INGS ARGE,I Hart will SHOULD LIKE 1:00 General Hospital will sponsor a bake sale on Satur- be canceled . TO FINISH MYOKE./ 1:35 Squares day, Feb. 11, beginning at 10:15 Hollywood 2:00 Early Movie: "Heaven With a a.m. in front of the Navy Exchange high THE tide-10:28 pm HARBOR LIGHTS LOUNGE will Wire Fence" (BW) for the benefit of Haiti Mission. low tide-- Local feature Oriental 4:45 pm Night on Saturday, 3:00 Family Affair (BW) Baked goods may be dropped off at sunrise--- 7:34 am Feb. 11, from 6:00 - 8:30 forecast p.m., in 3:30 Electric Company (BW) 69 A Nob Hill, 1223-B Villamar, or sunset-- the Dining 6:57 pm Room. The menu will 4:00 George Tierra-K 116, on February 10. include high------" 84 Savory Pork & Chicken Adobo, 4:25 Nature's Window Oriental low------67 fried rice, pansit, lumpia, 4:30 Search for the Nile CPO salad bar, hot ALL BASE ATHLETIC COMMISSION CPO rolls, but- 5:25 Almanac - Today's forecast calls for partly ter, and coffee, members will meet on Tuesday, milk or tea - all 5:30 Newswatch cloudy to mostly cloudy with south- you can eat for $4.95 February 14, at 3:30 p.m. in the and $2.50 6:30 Shirley Bassey (SERIES easterly winds of 14-16 knots. Bay for children under 10. Special Services Conference Room, This event STARTS) conditions will be 2-4 feet. is open to the general public. now located in the Special Services 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) Office. 7:00 Muppets 7:55 Notes of Interest A PADI BASIC THROUGH OPEN WATER 8:00 Protectors (ADULT) THE REEF RAIDERS will be having SCUBA diving class will begin on 8:30 Sha Na Na a club night dive Saturday, Feb. 11, Monday, Feb. 13. The cost of the 9:00 Blue Knight at Phillips Park. Participants course will be $50 with $20 re- 9:55 Newswatch Update will meet at the small cabana at quired upon registration. For more 10:00 Soap (ADULT) 7 p.m. Snacks and beverages will information, contact Bob Graves at 10:30 Thursday Night at the Movies: be provided. 952201. "Night Terror" (ADULT)

BANTOM AND JUNIOR BOWLERS will THE CPO CLUB DINING ROOM will Movie schedule not bowl on Saturday, February 11, be closed for the Junior High Lyceums due to the DEFEX. The next bowl- School Valentine's Day dance on (All movies start at 7:30 p.m.) day will be Feb. 18. ing Friday, Feb. 10. Downtown: Frankenstein - The True "What do you want Helen- color prints or slides?" Story, TV McCalla: The California Kid, TV; II.S. Naval Base, Guantaname Bay, Cuba THIS WEEK'S LIVE FIRING plus The World of the NFL- SCHEDULE: The Helmet Marine Site: Lannigan's Rabbi, TV; Thursday 7:30 a.m.- 11 p.m. plus The World of the NFL Friday 7:30 a.m.- 11 p.m. - A Poem Leeward Point: Kojak: Capt. David W. Decook Saturday 7:30 a.m.- 11 p.m. A Question of Naval Base Commander Sunday 7:30 a.m.- 11 p.m. Answers, TV; plus Naval Station Commanding Officer The World of the NFL - The Best of the Year 1973. JO02 Rick Rood.Journalist The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas

WOULD YOU LIKE ME TO Ms, Par Pennington. Production Maistant between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles FLUFF UP YOUR PILLOW ? Points and all of the upper bay Clubs THE CPO CLUB will hold their north of Caracoles and Granadillo Points Windjammer: not available annual Valentine's Ball on Saturday, of the Naval Base Publie Mfair. Offiear. Prnted will be off limits. For Staff NCO: not available Feb. 11. Music will be provided by more information the Special CPO Club: Viva "Orion Disco" from 9 p.m. until Services Marina, ComNavBase Duty Knievel, PG COMO Club: 1 a.m. Come on out and have a ball. office or Base Police. Lucky Lady, PG 6 Teen Club: Drive-In, PG Thursday, February 9, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Gitmo youths CCPO classes ComasmIE)wCommsN~ Your Commissary Store is pleased to announce the beginning of a "Coupon Exchange Center." honor Black This center is located directly within The following CCPO training the entrance area of the store and is provided to give patrons added savings. classes will be held at the times Under this program, patrons who have and places specified during Febru- vendor coupons which they do not History Week intend to use are requested to ary and March. drop those coupons off at the Coupon Ex- change Center for use by other patrons. Fun in the sun for Gitmo's kids Executive Developement. Atten- is what's in store this Sunday All patrons are invited to look through the coupons at the center and dance will be limited to division di- afternoon pick up those coupons which they can use that day. at Phillips Park at a rectors and above. The subject will picnic to be held in conjunction This will enable numerous patrons to realize further savings on their be leadership vs. management -- a with Black History Week. grocery bills in addition to the everyday low prices already realized. comparison between the philosophy of The picnic will be held from leadership and the philosophy of noon until 3 p.m. and everyone is management. The class will be held invited. Food and soft drinks will Tuesday, Feb 14 from 1:30 to 3:30 be on hand. No alcoholic beverages p.m. in the Plantation Room of the National Children's Dental will be permitted. Como Club. (Instructor: Col. Mark Although the emphasis will be on Fennessy) a good time for the children and Telephone Techniques. To teach Health Week Notes young adults, everyone is urged the correct techniques of telephone to go out and make the most of what etiquette. Suitable for all person- will hopefully be a beautiful day. nel who make significant use of the NURSING BOTTLE MOUTH But if he is drowsy, or asleep, Anyone wishing to contribute to telephone in their daily work. Par- his normal salivary flow and swal- the planning or for food and other ticularly applicable to new secre- The content of the bedtime bottle lowing processes decrease. The necessary provisions can call may be tarial and clerical personnel. In- harmful to your baby's tongue and the nipple tend to Chief Stanley at 64388. cludes a 16 mm sound and color film teeth. An infant who is given a pool the sugary liquid around the entitled "The Extra Step" produced bottle at bedtime can be a prime top front teeth which are the ones by the American Telephone and Tele- candidate for rampant dental decay, most frequently affected. raph Company and the U.S. Civil a condition called nursing bottle If you feel that your baby re- Navy Newsline rvice Commission. Class will be mouth. ceives comfort and security from eld on Wednesday, Feb. 15 from 8 This is because as liquids con- a bedtime bottle, fill it only with a.m. to 9 a.m. on the second floor taining sugar are consumed, they plain water. Fluids containing LANTFLT EXERCISE HAS INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR of the Windjammer. (Instructor Mrs. combine with the plaque that con- sugar such as formula or fruit Pat Brooksbank) stantly grows on the surface of the juices can cause decay; particular- READEX 1-78, Naval Correspondence Workshop. To teeth. The sugar from the liquid ly if they remain in the mouth for an Atlantic Fleet Readiness Exercise teach clerical personnel the correct interacts with the bacteria in an extended period of time. that brings to- gether ships procedures and techniques of prepar- plaque to form acids that eat away To help protect your baby's teeth, of the U.S., Brazilian, British and Canadian Navies and ing Navy correspondence including at the tooth enamel. The length remember to cleanse his mouth and four ships from NATO's standing correct message preparation. The of time these acids are in con- teeth after each feeding with a naval force, Atlantic class will be taught from 8 a.m. to tact with the teeth is a major clean cloth or gauze pad. (STANAVFORLANT) started last week 12 noon Thursday, Feb. 23 on the factor. In addition, check content labels off the East Coast. Naval Reserve second floor or the Headquarters Normal bottle feeding does not on baby foods. Look for foods that Force and U.S. Marine Corps units Building in the Flagplot Conference contribute to this condition since do not contain sugar. also are in the exercise. Room. (Instructor: YN1 Baldwin) the baby who takes a bottle while The 28-day exercise will take Procedural Aspects of EEO Com- awake swallows fluids quickly. American Dental Assn. place in an area stretching from plaint Processing. To review the the western Atlantic to the Carib- requirements under part 713 of the bean. The task group operations Civil Service regulations as to the will test anti-air warfare, anti- manner in which an Equal Employment submarine warfare, missile elec- Opportunity Complaint must be pro- tronic warfare, surface gunnery cessed. Mandatory training for su- and amphibious assault capabilities pervisors of civilian employees. of the participating units. will be held from 8 a.m. The class There are 33 U.S. ships partic- to 10 a.m. Wednesday, March 8 on the ipating in the exercise, including second floor of the Windjammer. (In- three from the Naval Reserve Force, structor: Mr. Al Buhl) carrier aircraft from USS Eisen- Performance Appraisals. To pro- hower (CV 69) and six shore-based vide current information and proce- aircraft squadrons. dures for completing annual perfor- mance ratings for all appropriated fund employees. Mandatory training NAVY RELIEF SOCIETY OFFERS supervisors of civilian employees LOANS FOR EDUCATION ' appropriated fund activities. The class will be held from 8 a.m. to 10 The Navy Relief Society is offer- a.m. Wednesday March 22 on the se- ing interest free loans to depend- cond floor of the Windjammer. (in- ent children of Navy and Marine structor: Mr. Carlos Bru) Corps servicemen to assist them in Action. Commands/Departments obtaining a college education or should schedule supervisors to at- vocational training. tend the mandatory training describ The total school loan limit is ed Jbuve. Division directors and $6,000 with a maximum yearly loan above are to attend the Executive This youngster is shown the proper method for brushing his teeth. If limit of $1,500. Loan approval is Development course. The other children learn early about home dental care and develop the habit of based on the student's need as courses, though not mandatory for brushing and flossing regularly, they will spend much less time in the determined by family size and supervisors who have completed a dentist's chair as adults. income. minimum of 80 hours of supervisory Applications for 1978-79 school training, are considered highly de- year loans may be obtained by sirable for all supervisors. Nomi- AVF Future Concerns Slop writing Navy Relief Society, nations should be made by forward- Room 1228, 801 N. Randolph Street, ing memorandum indicating date and Arlington, VA. 22203. Deadline Manpower Planners We can stop the pain of title of class, full name (first, child abuse. Below are a for requesting applications is middle initial and last), rank/grade few suggestions. Commit March 15. The All Volunteer Force has graduate enlistees, Dr. White yourself ts just one. And ds and position and social security been successful during the first said, adding. These are the your porttostop the hurt. information, four years of its existence, in enlistees r------number. For additional with the highest po- I- U.S. NAVY MEMORIAL FOUNDATION 8822 or visit CCPO. terms of both numbers and tential for successfully com- Illshowmy child I call HOLDS FOUNDERS' MEETING. quality of recruits, but the fu- pleting their enlistments. I somelove.(Some- I ture beginning in 1980 is caus- Dr. White said it takes more I times I forget.) I wsI'llteamtpainless ing defense planners some effort to recruit high school The United States Navy Memorial Iways to tllmy 1 graduates, a prime reason the child "No" Foundation held its Founders' Assistant Secretary of De- Services requested more re- Ill volunteertime I Meeting on January 26, 1978 in TAK E NOTE fense (Manpower, Reserve Af- cruiting resources in FY 1978. I tomylocalchild I Washington, D.C. The Foundation abuseiprevention The Public Affairs Office has fairs and Logistics) Dr. John a budget of $530 million ver- is a non-profit organization dedi- P. White stressed this basic sus the $469 million FY 1977 I organization. I received a letter from a stateside I Q Id~dlike to start help-I cated to erecting a monument in point in a recent Pentagon budget. collector of vehicle license plates. ingrightnow.Here's the Washington area to all Navy press conference. He would not set a FY 1979 mydonation. has expressed personnel, living and deceased, The gentleman writing ASD White said the budget figure, saying it is I Pr- ddda and to establishing a scholarship an interest in corresponding with Services have successfully re- under review and that We are I write National committee fo trPrevention of chsldI fund for anyone who may be interested in cruited 400,000 non-prior hopeful that the active force the children of current S Abuse oxm286, heo and former Navy personnel. trading car license plates from service volunteers annually can be manned without drama- Iif Illinois 60690- around the world. If interested, with recruit quality remaining tic real growth in recruiting re- The Memorial Foundation will work contact: at or above levels experienced sources, assuming that military closely with the National Endowmnt during the draft years. In look- pay and benefits remain com- for the Arts to select a distin- Mr. Tom Lindenburg ing to the future, however, he parable to compensation in the guished art committee, a prominent foresees problems because of a 1736 Santa Maria Drive private sector. sculptor, an historic monument gradual decline in the youth The manpower leader was Stevensville, Michigan 49127 design and a suitable location for population beginning in 1980. candid in saying that success the memorial. One solution will be to en- with the active force has not Former Secretary of the Navy, list more women. Yet another been matched by Reserve J. William Middendorf III, will is to reduce accession require- component performance. serve as chairman of the Foundation. ments for non-prior service But he pointed out that DoD males in the active force, con- has been concentrating first on Other board members include Former The first co-educational Navy Secretary, John Warner; centrating on recruiting high the critical active force, and is college was Oberlin in Ohio Former school graduates. just now addressing the Re- which awarded a degree to a Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of "The Services have faced serve recruiting problem with woman in 1841. Staff, Admiral Thomas Moorer; and increased difficulty in attract- increased management atten- Former CNO, Admiral Arleigh Burke. ing high school diploma tion. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, February 9, 1978 NBA results NHL finals In UPI Top 20 college basketball New Jersey 140, Indiana 138 (OT) M.Y. Rangers 3, Minnesota 0 WHA standings action last night; Philadelphia 117, New Orleans 104 Toronto 5, St. Louis 4 W L T PTS. Los Angeles 105, Detroit 95 Buffalo 5, Cleveland 2 Winnipeg 31 18 2 64 #6 Kansas 72, Missouri 52 Milwaukee 104, Buffalo 103 Chicago 5, N.Y. Islanders 4 New England 30 18 4 64 #7 North Carolina 66, Maryland 64 Kansas City 104, Boston 100 In the WHA Edmonton 26 24 2 54 Clemson 91, #16 Wake Forest 81 Houston 105, Chicago 101 Houston 25 21 3 53 #18 Nebraska 63, Kansas State 50 Denver 114, Atlanta 109 Winnipeg 9, Birmingham 0 Quebec 25 22 2 52 Duke 100, #19 Virginia 75 Washington 106, Seattle 100 Cincinnati 6, Edmonton 6 Birmingham 22 28 2 46 Holy Cross at #5 Notre Dame Cincinnati 21 28 3 45 postponed due to snowstorm. Indianapolis 16 31 4 36 Sports summary (AP)--Betty Stove of the Nether- have indicated they will release lands has advanced to the quarter- the A's from their 10-year pact if LSPORTSLINE finals of a $100,000 tennis tourna- the San Francisco Giants play half ment in Seattle, Wash. Stove de- their schedule in the East Bay. feated Ruta Gerulaitis 6-1, 6-2 in San Francisco Mayor George Moscone a second-round match yesterday. said he is willing to have the Gi- Connors is back in winning form Three others moved to the round-of- ants play some of their schedule in eight. Joanne Russell advanced by Oakland, but not half. (UPI)--When Jimmy Connors lost to Bjorn Borg at Wimbledon and to Guil- knocking off Zenda Liess 3-6, 6-0, lermo Vilas at Forest Hills last year, it was suggested that the Connors 6-3. Kathy May moved up with a (UPI)--The Houston Rockets of the "magic" was gone. 6-2, 1-6, 6-1 win over England's NBA have decided to file a damage But, Connors came back with a vengeance in the Masters Tournament, a Michele Tyler. And Kerry Reid be- suit against the Los Angeles Lakers round-robin demolition derby at Madison Square Garden that matched the came a quarter-finalist with a 6-4, to seek compensation for the loss top eight players in the world for five straight days last month. 6-4 victory over Czechoslovakia's of injured forward Rudy Tomjanovich. Connors routed Eddie Dibbs to open the tournament, then lost a magnifi- Renata Tomanova. Australia's Rockets' President Ray Patterson cent three-set thriller to Vilas. He blasted Manuel Orantes, outbattled Evonne Goolagong withdrew from a says club attorneys are determining Brian Gottfied then stopped Borg in the finals, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4. first-round match last night with where and when the suit will be Connors wanted that victory, not only for the $100,000 top prize but Marita Redondo. Goolagong has a filed. Tomjanovich, the Rockets' for the deep satisfaction of being back on top. When he blasted the fi- case of the flu. leading scorer, was sidelined for nal forehand winner over the net on Sunday, Jan. 8, he clenched his fists, the season when he was punched by waved his racket and roared with the huge crowd at Madison Square Garden. (AP)--Swiss teenager Heinz Gunt- former Lakers' forward Kermit Wash- For awhile, the men's field was Connors' alone. Rod Laver, John New- hardt has upset seventh-seeded Bri- ington on Dec. 9. combe and Arthur Ashe had passed their peak and Borg and Vilas were still an Teacher 6-2, 6-4 in the second climbing. In 1977, however, missing the major titles hurt the most, al- round of the Springfield, Mass. (AP)--St. Louis Cardinals' assist- though Connors did win more than $800,000 in prize money. International Tennis Classic. ant coach Joe Gibbs is taking over Following his Masters' triumph, Connors said he's had his "peaks and Gunthardt was celebrating his 19th as offensive coordinator for the valleys.and I happen to like it at the top." birthday. In some other matches, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Regardless of who is number-one at the moment, Connors, Borg, Vilas and second-seeded Stan Smith ousted the five other players at the Masters gave tennis something significant Cliff Richey 6-3, 6-4, third-rated Inter-command baseball report last month. Bobby Lutz eliminated Geoff Masters Five months ago a tennis tradition died when the U.S. Open was held at of Australia 6-2, 6-3 and fourth- by D.H. Brusnahmn Forest Hills for the last time. On Jan. 8, a new tradition may have been seeded Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia COMPANY L 7 born when the Masters closed it's five-day, nine-session stand with came from behind to beat Austral- MCB - 5 5 17,150 fans for a total attendance of nearly 107,000. ia's Ross Case, 5-7, 7-7, 6-0. Garden President Mike Burke said it was a great success and hoped the Mike Bumala, winning pitcher for Masters will make the Garden it's permanent home. The fans, he said, saw (UPI)--Australian veteran David Company L, struck out nine and walk- the highest level of tennis in the world. Graham eagled the final hole for a ed seven. Walker hammered out a Indeed they did. Connors and Vilas, playing for pride, reached new six-under-par 66 and a one-shot double and a triple for Co. L while heights of tennis artistry in their three-hour duel last month. Connors lead over four others after yester- Dan Valenzuela also had two hits for and Borg renewed a great rivalry with savage desire and crackled the air day's opening round of the Bob Hope the winners. with the electricity of their performance in the final set. Desert Classic in Palm Springs, Leading hitters for MCB - 5 were Connors says he doesn't think the fans will see any better tennis than Calif. Graham is playing for only Daily, who had three hits, and Irby, was displayed that Sunday. the second time this year. who had two as MCB - 5 came close to He said he had to play his best to beat Borg, and that's what the peo- winning their first game of the sea- ple want to see.or as he put it, "two guys going for each others throats (UPI)--Oakland Coliseum official ls son. for as long as it takes." NB A3WESTERN CONFERENCE NHL standings EASTERN CONFERENCE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE WALES CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Midwest Division W L GB L GB. Patrick Division Norris Division Philadelphia 35 15 -- Denver 33 18 W L T PTS. W L T PTS. New York 26 25 9 1/2 Chicago 29 24 5 N.Y. Islanders 32 12 8 72 Montreal 35 7 8 78 Boston 18 31 16 1/2 Milwaukee 27 27 7 1/2 Philadelphia 30 12 10 70 Los Angeles 22 19 10 54 Buffalo 16 32 18 Detroit 23 28 10 Atlanta 21 20 12 54 Pittsburgh 18 23 11 47 New Jersey 10 42 26 Indiana 19 32 14 N.Y. Rangers 18 25 10 46 Detroit 19 23 8 46 Kansas City 18 34 15 1/2 Washington 9 33 11 29 Central Division Smythe Division W L GB Pacific Division W L T PTS. Adams Division San Antonio 31 19 -- W L GB Chicago 22 17 12 56 W L T PTS. Washington 27 24 4 1/2 Portland 40 8 Vancouver 14 24 13 41 Boston 33 12 7 73 Cleveland 25 24 5 1/2 Phoenix 34 16 7 Colorado 11 28 12 34 Buffalo 30 10 13 73 New Orleans 26 26 6 Seattle 27 23 14 St. Louis 11 34 7 29 Toronto 27 15 10 64 Atlanta 24 28 8 Golden State 26 26 16 Minnesota 11 35 5 27 Cleveland 18 32 5 41 Houston 19 31 12 Los Angeles 26 26 16

Martini set, combination bathinette Classified Ads 951144 and changing table; 3-piece engine Advertisements for the Gazette will tune up kit; crocheted bedspread. only be accepted between 8 and 11 99187 AT. a.m. Monday through Friday. Ads will not be accepted on holidays. Four place setting of Centura Bonafide emergency announcements (CLAIIteDI dishes; walnut gun rack, new, as will be accepted any time. shown in Penney's catalog, $35; Announcements may be hand carried portable stereo, needs work, good to PAO anytime during working 18' Ski boat, 390 HP inboard engine Honda XL 175 with 2 helmets, $400 for a child, $10. 952258 AT. hours. Advertisements will be with like-new trailer, $1800. or best offer. 8554 DWH, or con- limited to 40 words. Ads which 8539 AWH. tack Milton GHB MG02 (A Complex). '74 Ford Maverick, 4-door, 6 cylin- discriminate on the basis of race, der, radio and heater, good condi- sex, creed, color or national ori- 12' x 28' barrel boat with enclosed Solid oak bunk beds, excellent tion; stereo 8-track play back unit, gin will not be accepted. The head, eight life jackets, just-tuned condition, $150; studio bed, $40. $15; Polaroid 109 Land Camera, ac- Public Affairs Staff reserves the 25 hp motor. Boat #114 behind 952275 AWH. cessories and carrying case, $25. right to edit and rewrite all AFRTS. Any serious offer consid- 8180 AWH, GHB E-303, ask for John, submissions. ered. Call Art Riccio at 95500 '65 Mercury 4 Dr. station wagon, DWH or 99106 AWH. 8 cylinder, needs some repairs or Lost For sale can be used for parts. No reason- 104,000 BTU Fedders A/C and 12,000 able offer will be refused. 90117 Gas tank cap between gas station Ampeg base amplifier, Hagstrom BTU Fedders A/C, both in excellent after 1 p.m., or see at Bay Hill and Caravela Point, late Tuesday base guitar, both new, $1400 for condition, $125 each or $225 for Barracks 750. Ask for Junior. afternoon. Reward offered. both or will consider selling both. 8316 AT. Mrs. McMillan, 95303 AWH, separately. 8481 DWH, ask for Ladies' shortie wet suit, new, size 951061, ext. 262 DWH. Scott or Bob; or leave msg. at GHB '66 Ford Galaxy 500 V-8, radio, large, Dacron outside with rubber- quarterdeck. $500 or best offer. 95363 AWH, ized interior, $25. 95474 AWH. Wanted 95306 DWH. 3 Motorcycle helmets, $10 each. '73 Dodge Sport, 3-speed on floor, Used manual portable typewriter 95349 AT. Complete set of golf clubs with excellent condition; 12,000 BTU in good condition. 951022 AT. bag, $75; golf pull-cart, $15; Fedders A/C. 8145 DWH, 97294 AWE. tire, size 2.75 14. HO brass track, $.05 per length of pair of men's golf shoes, size 10, Bicycle - Atlas snap track and $.25 per $15; pair of women's golf shoes, '70 Ford Maverick, blue with black 951043 AWH. length of flex track. Some track size 7, $5; 22,000 BTU Fedders interior, 4 speed transmission with washer; also small "half never used. Call Art at 995500 A/C, excellent condition, $200. high performance parts, price Clothes 95349 AT. DWNH or 99106 AWE. 951152. negotiable. 8734 DWE, 98257 AWH. size" refrigerator.