Tomorrow's flight Water Usage C-5 Tuesday, March 20 Guantanamo Bay ------4:30 p.m. Usable storage: 12.70 ML - 90% NAS Norfolk, Va. 7:30 p.m. ------Goal: 825 See page 3 Consumption: 928 K Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 194 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Wednesday, March 21, 1990 Census Bureau goes after $1 million reward for stolen art count of American homeless AP - Boston's Gardner international art auction houses AP - U.S. Census workers complete as possible Museum says anyone who have agreed to provide the around the country will likely sleep The one-night effort to eount the provides information leading to reward money. Meanwhile, late today after an all-nighteffortto homeless is part of the 1990 census, the recovery of a dozen stolen authorities say they have few have found a - tput a number on the nation's and head-counters art treasures will qualify for a leads in the case. However, homeless population. Fifteen-thou- mixed reaction to their work. Some $1 million reward-even if they're looking into what they sand enumerators are conducting shelters tried to lure in those with no those providing the information think might have been a previous Lithuania - A war of words is the count, which is focused on every fixed address so they could be are the thieves who took them. attempt to break into the Garden brewing between Lithuania and city of 50,000 or more residents. counted, while others turned the worded protest A museum official says two and another museum. Moscow. A strongly Census workers in Manchester, census takers away. Critics say has been sent by Lithuania's prime Hampshire, checked out there's no way the survey can find Ii minister to Soviet President Mikhail New an Gorbachev. In the telegram, the homeless shelters, soup kitchens, all the homeless-and they say prime minister complains of low-cost hotels, alleys and side undercount could allow the govern- Rising waters in the South unannounced Soviet military bridges-after a sweep through ment to justify cuts in services. operations on Lithuanian soil. At last emergency shelters. And in Ne- But some homeless don't seem leave 2,000 people homeless report, there are no signs of Soviet braska, census takers served dinners to mind the survey. One said it troop movements in the republic. at homeless shelters last night, and shows the government recognizes AP - Flooding is still a major began last week during torrential waited outside abandoned buildings U.S. 'as humans and not the scum of problem in Alabama, Georgia and rains in the southern states. West Germany - Some East in hopes of making their count as the earth." Though yesterday was the first Germans who hoped for a bright Florida. More than 2,000 people in future are finding things a little dim. the Florida panhandle were forced day of Spring, Winter ruled in parts Some of the half million East CIA questions Panama invasion out of theirhomes by rising waters- of the U.S. Snow fell in Ohio, New Germans refugees who fled to West AP - The CIA's chief says the forgotten once he was removed from and flooding in Selma, Ala., caused York, Pennsylvania and five other Germany have found life in the Bush administration was wrong to power. That puts Webster at odds officials to ask residents to leave. At states. Vermont got the worst of it- capitalist country hard to take. One focus so much effort on catching with President Bush, who says ar- least 11 people have died in Ala- parts of the state were buried under East German miner who fled to the bama as a result of flooding that 22 inches of snow. west calls it "all misleading." Manuel Noriega during the U.S. resting Noriega to face U.S. Drug invasion of Panama. William Web- charges was a main goal of the inva- Namibia celebrates independence Romania - At least six people are ster says Noriega should have been sion. dead and 300 injured in ethnic AP - The leader of a guerrilla gathered at a sports stadium in violence in Romania. Street battles Reagan testimony is focus of Poindexter trial movement that fought South Africa Namibia's capital to see the South between Hungarians and Romani- AP -- Defense attorneys in John otaped testimony. The lawyers say it is now the head of the world's newest African flag lowered-and the ans began Saturday, and state-run Poindexter's Iran-contra trial will will offset evidence that the former nation. Sam Nujoma was sworn ir banner of the newly freed nation radio in Romania says the situation's focus attention today on a television National Security Adviser destroyed today as the first president of Na- raised. In less-formal celebrations, "stilltense" today. Police and -- as they begin showing more than a presidential document and lied to mibia, ending 75 years of South people danced, paraded and partied soldiers have been trying to stop the in the streets. violence-but witnesses say they've sevenhours of Ronald Reagan's vide- Congress. African rule. Some 25,000 people had their hands full trying to do so. Renter's insurance is available but known to be costly in Guantanamo Washington - Cost often ums. Living in areas with high crime household goods insurance in Guan- pany's policy provisions, claims (continue .page 3) proves to be one of the most impor- and vandalism rates increase your tanamo Bay," said Gitmo's base in- practices and agent or broker service. tant factors in choosing a property insurance costs. surance agent Dinah Rosenbarker. Policies vary from company to com- insurance policy. The cost of insur- The cost of homeowner's insur- "For about $20,000 of coverage, pany with regard to theft coverage, ing the dwelling and possessions ance varies widely from one geo- it can run a single family as much as co-insurance, deductibles and exclu- depends on the value of the property, graphic area to another and from one $605 a month," said Rosenbarker. sions. Some companies may provide USA the type and amount of coverage company to another. You may be "We haven't sold household additional coverages without in- bought and the insurance rates in the able to save up to 50 percent on costs goods insurance in Gitmo for years creasing a premium, while other News area. by comparing premiums. now, since anytime anything gets charge for every coverage. Make it A brick home is less expensive to However, don't select insurance stolen or reported loss the govern- your aim to get the best protection insure than frame construction. policies solely on the basis of cost. meant usually pays for it anyway," possible for your insurance dollar. Washington - The battle over Similarly, living near fire protection Price is only one factor to consider. concluded Rosenbarker. women in combat is heating up in reduces property insurance premi- "It's very expensive to buy You also need to check a com- Please see INSURANCE, page 3 Congress. Representative Patricia Schroeder is pushing the proposal. The Colorado Democrat wants the Gitmo, spend some time together; physical fitness is for families Army to conduct a four-year study to Washington - It's important lifestyle is the best lifestyle for us- can catch up on the day's events and Entry fee is $10 per team. determine how women would perform in combat-related duties. for you to involve your families in and for you," said Guantanamo's exercise at the same time. March 21, ballroom dancing. But military officials yesterday told health and fitness by sharing infor- Sports Coordinator for MWR, John "In Guantanamo Bay a family The base gym offers free weight a House Armed Service Subcom- mation and activities. "Forge the Powell. Here are ways to craft a fit can enjoy many activities together," workouts and exercise machines mittee there's no need for a test. Future" is the Navy's new health and and healthy family and share good said Powell. Here's a list of upcom- which children are allowed to use- They say it's a matter of national physical readiness campaign to help times include: ing events: with the supervision of an adult. policy that Congress can change you be fit today for tomorrow's chal- Grocery shopping as a team: A Monday, Wednesday and Fri- Also racquetball courts, bicy- whenever it wants. lenges. great way for youngsters to learn day's from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. is high cling, scuba diving equipment, Health-oriented family life is what's what nutritional as they make impact aerobics. Wednesdays and snorkling , basketball and softball ew York - Former Philippines particularly important for young- appropriate food choices and learn to Saturdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. is equipment. irst Lady Imelda Marcos says she shouldn't be on trial in the U.S.- sters. During their early years, chil- decipher food labeling information. intermediate aerobics. Tuesdays and Every weekend there is a tourna- But since she is, she hopes she'll be dren develop attitudes and behaviors Cooking together: As the eve- Thursdays from 6 to 7 p.m. and Sat- ment held. This coming weekend treated like an ordinary American that last a lifetime. A primary way ning's salad is being prepared every- urdays from 10 to 11 a.m. is the will be a horseshoe tournament. citizen. She spoke to reporters children learn is by observing key one can help and learn good nutri- advance aerobic workout. For more information on how to before the start of her trial in New role models-their parents. Physi- tion, too. There is a volleyball league for involve family members in"Forge York. cally active, nutrition-minded, non- Playing games: Family rivalry family's that are running now. the Future" fun and fitness activities, smoking, non-alcohol abusing par- can be fun when it's on either side of March 25, Project Players is visitor call your local Morale, Wel- Washington -Poland's fears of a ents send great and loving message a tennis or badminton net. sponsoring a beach volleyball tour- fare and Recreation facility at 3845, single Germany are expected to top to their children: "A healthy and fit Taking a walk: The whole family the discussion today as President nament, Sunday at Windmill Beach. 2248, or 2249. Bush meets with Poland's Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki. Poland is seeking U.S. support in Gitmoites, learning CPR can be a valuable tool in saving a life demanding a signed treaty that GUANTANAMO BAY - CPR a better understanding of how awarded to the winners. money will be raised to purchase the guarantees its western border. March is American Red Cross to perform the procedures on a Red Cross is also sponsoring a manikins. month. Red Cross depends on Git- human. car wash, March 31, from 9 a.m. to The Red Cross also depends on Alaska - It's now up to a jury in moites' generosity to supportits base To help raise the money for the 1 p.m. atthe Naval Station Hospital. Gitmoites' generosity in times of Anchorage, Alaska, to decide to programs and services. manikins, a walk/run is being spon- "Donations will be appreciated," disaster. During these unfortunate what extent Joseph Hazelwood's to blame for the nation's worst oil spill. According to Shelia Grayson, sored March 24, at 7 a.m. This 3.1- said Grayson. times, cash contributions are pre- The panel discussed the case briefly station manager for Red Cross, the mile event will start at the Stoplight Grayson said the cost for the ferred over gifts of goods and yesterday and will retum for a full purchase of adult, junior or an Inn. three manikins is approximately services because cash can quickly day of deliberations today. Hazel- infant manikin is greatly needed for According to Grayson, a per- $1,500. The Red Cross has been able purchase needed relief items. wood's charged with being drunk the CPR classes taught to both home- centageofthe$8 the participantshad toraise $500. "But thismoney will If you are interested in becom- the night the "Exxon Valdez" ran care providers and Red Cross volun- to pay to enter the event will go have to be used for other Red Cross ing a certified Red Cross volunteer aground last year. teers training to be certified. toward the purchaseof themanikins. needs as well," said Grayson. With or to make a personal donation for Grayson said, the manikins are The remaining money will cover the both the run and the car wash, the purchase of the three manikins, (continue .page 3) very life-like. It gives those learning cost of the T-shirts and medals being Grayson said she hopes enough contact Shelia Grayson at 2234. PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1990, GUANTANAMO DA.Y GAZET

be met. CAREER COUNSELOR'S On the other side, if a Gitmo sailor already has a request for an Safety. it's everybody's business CORNER SRB reenlistment or extension, he or NCC (AW) Elaina Foley she can submit a new request for the After a couple of drinks with a cabinet up the stairs without the Rebecca's Reminder: USE THAT NAVSTA Career Counselor higher SRB award, if eligible. shipmate at a local tavern, a FA de- drawers or using a dolly. The cabinet SEAT BELT! Ratings for Naval Station Guan- cided to try a flaming hooker. In the weighted 169 pounds. Not surpris- A P03 was riding a motorcycle tanamo affected by the new plan are: process, he poured burning, 150- ingly, the worker sprained his back carrying another P03 as a passenger. Changes have been made to Se- AC - Zone A/B decrease 3.5/ proof rum down his chin, neck and - three lost work days. As they rounded a curve, the sun lective Reenlistment Bonuses for the 3.0; BT-Zone A/B/C decrease 3.0/ upper chest. He suffered 1st and 2nd Tony's tale: Oh - me achin' back. blinded theoperator who strayed into rest of Fiscal Year 1990. That word 2.5/1.5; BT - NEC 4503 addition degree burns and lost seven work A P02 was trying to lightafire in oncoming traffic and was hithead-on from a Chief of Naval Operations Zone A/B/C 3.0/2.5/2.0; DC -- Zone days. a wood stove, apparently using gaso- by a car. One sailor suffered a pelvic message (NAVOP 024/90), affects A increase 2.5; DS - Zone B/C Bill's Bar Line: Some things are just line. The explosion resulted in sec- fracture, a bruised leg and groin; the award level increases April 1, and decrease 2.0/1.0; EM - Zone C too hot to handle. ond and third degree burns over 40 other one sprained his wrist and decreases on April 15. decrease 0.5; EN - Zone A increase A Lt.J.g. was riding his bicycle percent of the man's body. bruisedhis groin. Both were wearing The new plan adjusts SRB award 3.0; ETSW - Zone B increase 2.5; downhill at high speed. He entered Tim's Tragedy: Fire is not always helmets, jackets, long pants and levels based on retention trends, GM-Zone C addition 0.5; GMG- into a tight, blind curve and hit the man's best friend. leathershoes. They weren'tspeeding manning levels and reflects an in- Zone C decrease 0.5; HT- Zone A/ grass at the edge of the curve. The In a poor imitation of the Flying and neither had been drinking. The crease in the number of reenlist- B/C increase 2.5/1.5/0.5; IS - Zone bicycle went down. Lt.J.g. was Wallendas, a FR was doing a balanc- motorcycle operator had attended a ments. A decrease 2.5; IS - Zone B in- thrown off and hit a concrete guard ing act on a tree branch when a ship- motorcycle safety school. We'd like The new plan increases 50 skills, crease 1.0; MMSW Zone A/B/C pole. No head injuries - he was mate playfully pushed her. She fell to think those factors kept these two decreases 135 skills and 82 skills see decrease 2.0/2.5/1.5; MS - Zone A wearing a helmet - but he dislo- four feet toa wooden deck and broke from getting hurt worse than they no change in their bonus award lev- decrease 0.5; SM - Zone A/B de- cated his collarbone. her leg. Her fun had a high price tag were. els. crease 0.5/0.0; BU and LI will go Flynn's Folly: Slow down, live - five days in the hospital, 14 lost Will's whim: It's a smart man th Gitmo sailors whose award level away effective April 15. awhile. work days and possible permanent lives to ride another day. decreases due to the change, have If you are affected by these While jogging at night, an En- partial disability. An AA was washing an airplane until April15 to reenlist at the higher changes, then contact your division sign took a shortcut across unfamil- Harry's hymn: Never break the law when cleaning solution leaked under level. Eligibility requirements for or department career counselor for iar territory. He stepped into a hole - especially the law of gravity. his safety goggles and into both eyes. both the SRB and reenlistment must further information. and broke his ankle. Three lost work A P03 was a passenger in his He was treated for mild irritation - days. truck being driven by a friend when aclassiccaseof safety equipmentnot Jim's Jingle: It's always the hole the truck drifted to the side of the working becauseitwasn'tusedprop- that you don't see that get's you. road, the driver overcorrected, rolled erly. He was wearing goggles Security Log Navy civilian worker and an- the truck and ejected the P03 into the loosely, therefore uselessly. other worker were moving a filing street where he died instantly. Fred's finale: Tight is right!

There were only 50 traffic cita- week off. That's because our Neigh- tions this week, down 13 from last borhood Watch program works. If Some odds of this . some ends of that week's 63. They came in written you haven't joined the program, sign have When regular (21), written warning (12) up today. Does it pay to check your Brothers of Fort Worth, Texas Kevin Lerch and Vanessa up an experimental hog farm Laclair got and verbal warning (17). In the miscellaneous section, checks? Well, the Republican party set married, they packed the after church. There were four accidents to there were two fights, lots of bad has come up with a check that, nearly Greely, Colo. It's being built report, up one from last week. Two words, and someone broke a door at it pays you, makes you pay it. by a company called National Hog Big crowd? No, small church. accidents involved private vehicles the high school. The National Republican Sena- Farms, and its president, Bill Haw, is I the Oneida, N.Y. couple is the mail- naturally hog wild. first wed in the finding government vehicles. The - The two fights were at NAS torial Committee sent the mass world's smallest other two accidents involved resi- andtheCasaDelMarberthing barge. ings of $25 checks. On each check is The company plans to use hog church, which is soon to be a small dents whocouldn'thit another car, so Alcohol was involved in both cases. a contract, it tells the bank to take output as fertilizer for cattle land. entry in the big Guinness Book of World they hit something else. Murphy's Law says a "man who $12.50 out of your account every Another billionaire, railroad owner Records. There were thefts of both gov- drinks to the bottom of a bottle usu- month, automatically. Philip Anschutz, has a ranch nearby, The cross Island Chapel, on a ernment and personal property to ally ends up wearing it." So, after you get the GOP's and doesn't care for hog dumping. pond on an island in Verona is only money, the GOP gets yours, for as He says spreading the waste will about three feetby six feet, and it had report. - There were two incidents - Two 20-pound weights were were the tongue tried to be as mighty long as you let it. The money goes pollute the ground water. room for only about 18 feet, when were taken from the base gym. A as the sword. Bad words. Improper into something called the secret can- Now, Haw considers it arailroad you count the bride's, the groom's, didate "dumbbell" stole some dumbbells. gestures. Threats passed. Suspects support weapon. job by the railroadman. He says the town justice's and six guests. - A bicycle was taken from apprehended. Quiet. Republicans say it's just elec- Anschutz just wants his farm's land, All the feet had to stand, there Gold Hill Towers "C" complex. You - A door was damaged at the tronic banking, but Democrats say and says there's to nothing to make was no room for sitting. The folks got it - no lock! high school. Three people were it's "Stealth" financing, if you don't do about handling the doo made. had to row to the island, and then row see it coming, you'll know when it's County residents are voting on back again. - A combination cap, valued at taken infor questioning. They didn't The firstofthe guests had going. to $100 was stolen from one of our have any answers. The acting in- and ordinance require a $10 mil- to stand on the shore. visiting German officers at the Offi- structor from our local police depart- lion treatment plant. Well, it was that kind of a cere- cer's Club. That's no way to treat our ment gave them an "F." It's a very exclusive neighbor- mony, until depth do you part. guests. Out of respect for our NATO That wraps up another Security hood, a few billionaires and lots and logs of pigs. shipmates, whoever stole the cap Log. If you have any information on News and Entertainment should return it. these or any unreported incidents, The pigs make it exclusive. Investors, including the Bass News The vandals have taken another call Security at 4105 or 4168. On Channel 2 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 PEOPLE'S COURT in the nei 5:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT People Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Dweezil told her to leave and not come Zappa says he and his and 6:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWS CENTER 8 sister, Moon Unit, share some char- back. "The Hunt For Red October" is Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER acteristics with the last brother-sister stillcruising along infirstplaceatthe Channel 1011 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:30 M*A*S*H TV partnership he remembers. A Michigan man has pleaded box office, earning another $11.1 6:3OChannel 7 ABC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK: The Next Dweezil says he and Moon share the innocent to a federal charge of send- million over the weekend. Next in Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) Generation Channel 10NBC NEWS (National) same initials as Donnie and Marie ing threatening letters to "Reming- line was "Joe Versus The Volcano, " 8:00 MATLOCK 7:00Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) Osmond. Dweezil and Moon play ton Steele" star Stephanie Zimbalist. which brought in $7 million. "Lord 9:00 ITS GARRY SHANDLING'S brother and sister on the new CBS Michael Lawrence Shields is ac- Of The Files" finished third, its first SHOW sitcom "Normal Life," whose debut cused of mailing more than 200 let- weekend out. "Flies" collected $4 9:30 MARRIED WITH CHILDREN is nearing. Dweezil says the show ters to the actress. His attorney says million. isn't as wacky as he and Moon origi- Shields never presented a danger to All movies begin at 7 p.m. nallyplanned. He says "it's atleast as Zimbalist. Some letters included A federal judge in Los Angeles Downtown Lyceum good as everything else on televi- pictures of Zimbalist's home and has denied a filmmaker's request to The Accused. Drama (R). 1.50 sion." information on her schedule. subpoena mass murderer Charles McCalla Lyceum Manson to testify in a copyright suit Little NikitaDrama(PG).1.37 A woman who once said she was Diminutive actor Billy Barty's against Geraldo Rivera. Robert Hen- married to David Letterman has been lost a case in L.A.'s Small Claims drickson claims Manson is the only charged with breaking into his home Court, buthe says the judge's verdict available witness who can testify for a sixth time. Margaret Ray was wasn't that tall an order. Barty's about Hendrickson's 1972 documen- GITMO PEOPLE arrested only two days after her re- been told to pay one of the former tary, "Manson." The filmmaker says lease from prison for and earlier writers of his show, "Short Ribbs," at Rivera used parts of that documen- This expert Data Processor is in charge of making sure all break in. Police say the talk show least $13,000. Barty says it could tary without permission. Hen- computers are working properly, she is: host called police to report Mrs. Ray have been worse, he could have been dricksonfiled thecopyright infringe- 0" was found wandering the hallway forced to pay a percentage of future ment lawsuit in May, a month after NAME: early in the morning. Police say syndication profits, too. Besides, Rivera aired excerpts from the docu- Ann D. Tweedy they'd discovered Ray in Letter- Barty adds, the publicity surround- mentary in his TV special "Murder, HOMETOWN: man's New Canaan, Conn., house, ing the case hasn't hurt his career. Live From Death Row." Tucson, AZ. TIME IN GITMO: 20 percent of NOCD 'stay Navy' 18 months CHOICES: HOBBY Reading SPORT: Tennis MUSIC: Soft Rock LIFE'S GOALS: To live a long and happy life. SECRETS TO SUCCESS: Positive attitude, always strive for improvement. Twenty percent of the members of Naval Oceanography Command De- IF I COULD DO IT ALL OVER,I'D: Finish college tachment (NOCD) are given the oath of reenlistment by Lt. Chris Fakes, IF I HAD 3 WISHES: Hit the lottery, be closer to my family, and NOCD's officer in charge. at the Northeast Gate, Monday, March 19. be professionally successful. "They were reenlisting in front of one of the last communists countries in the world," said Fakes. From left to right are Terri Wojdyla, P02 Daniel NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People" Wojdyla, P02 Michael Swope, Tracy Swope and P03 Michael Johnson. GUANTANAMO DAIY GAZETE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1990, PAGE 3 VIEW POINT "Who is your favorite sports hero and why?"

'uke Sauber, 4th grader: Donna Sundin, Sales Clerk at Major Joe Peagler, USMC: Brandy Palmer, 4th grader: Ivan S. Serrano, USS Samuel Michael Jordan, because of how the NRA: Dale Earnhardt, be- Brian Piccallo, Chicago Bears. Brandy Johnson, Gymnast. I B. Roberts: Bruce Lee, Martial he jumps and dunks the ball. He cause he's tops in the Winston He won a starting position be- admire and look up to her be- Arts Master. He developed his doesn't brag about himself. Cup Series. I admire his driving cause of pure perserverance, and cause she's good at everything. own style of Kung Fu by ex- ablilty. heart, quitting wasn't in his vo- tracting what was useful and cabulary. He Played with termi- letting go of the rest of the tech- nal cancer. niques that are not used for present day survival. Next week's question will be "What was the best April fool's joke you ever played on someone and why?"

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WORLD NEWS.tm. pg.1 Business news Guantanamo Bay residents can use AP - UAL Corporation's un- wouldpay stockholders $1500 in cash A unit of Britain's BTR Corp. Street figure in the 1980's. Milken South Africa -- Tens of thousands of ions and biggest shareholders Conis- and 25 percent the total il he com- has gone to Federal court in Boston and his brother Lowell, along with South Africans are on a nationwide ton partners have unveiled a $3.8 pany, for each of their share s. in an effort to compel the Norton Co. former Drexel trader Bruce New- strike today. They're marking the 30th billion buyout offer for the United to turn over its shareholders list and berg were indicted about a year ago anniversary of the "Sharpeville Airlines parent, a mostly cash deal Industry sources say I]BM an- related materials. It claims the list on 98 counts involving a range of Massacre," when police killed 69 worth about 40 percent less than a bounced yesterday several lines of would allow communication di- alleged securities crimes. peaceful protesters demonstrating debt-financed effort that collapsed "file servers," a type of c computer rectly with Norton stockholders against racial segregation in five months ago. But one of the used to link a network of desktop about the benefits of its $75 a-share Securities and Exchange Com- Johannesburg. Crowds stoned cars Coniston partners, Paul Tierney, models. The new product wwould be acquisition offer. mission Chairman Richard Breeden and buses in Durban to stop people vows the money can be raised, add- IBM's first file servers hi )aed on is urging Federal regulators to keep from going to work. Protesters put up ing that UAL Chairman Stephan beefed-up PC's, but also makes Government prosecutors prom- barricades and closed streets with Wolf isn't part of the scenario, since larger computers that can be used as ise a new indictment of former closer tabs on the junk bond market, rows of burning tires. theunions don't wanthim. Coniston, file servers for networks of ma- Drexel-Burnham-Lambert junk although he opposes what he calls a New York investment firm holding chines. The new entries are report- bond king Michael Milken by the "overly intrusive" legislation. In a NATIONAL NEWS.tm. pg.1 nearly 12 percent of UAL's out- edly based on versions of an intel middle of next month. U.S. District cover letter for an SEC report on standing shares, is teamed up with microprocessor, which fmrst ap- Judge Kimba Wood has set a May 1 highyield"junkbonds" to the Senate New York -- One of the world's the United Pilots, Machinists and peered on the market last ye ar. conference date to discuss when a Banking Committee, he advocates biggest office complexes is about to Flight Attendants' unions. The plan trial will start forMilken, akey Wall an improvement in the availability start one of the biggest paper of data on junk bond prices and li- recycling programs. Workers at New quidity. York City's World Trade Center are Dollars and cents aro )und the world being asked to collect paper at their AP - The dollar rose against to stop the pound's slide desks to have it recycled. The twin which dollars, compared with 1.6105 dol- most major foreign currencies in began minutes after foreI 110-story towers and other buildings edlyontined om paersonef ign ex- lars late yesterday. early EuropeanINSURA trading CEtoday, while change markers opened L in the Center generate 37.5 tons of in London. The greenback is drawing sup- BAY DINING the British pound plummeted on the Analysts say Chancellor of paper trash each day. The Center s the Ex- port from several international heels of yesterday's budget state- POST andlord says if 60 percent of that chequer John Major's first budget events, including concerns shout 46 munt. Gold prices fell to their lowest was soft on inflation per were recycled, it could save and irincreased Soviet troop movements along the Tonight's Dinner: Beef Fried levels since late last year. pressure for a rise intersb 95,000 trees a year. in t rates. Lithuanian order and fears shout Rice Thursday's Lunch: Jerk The Bank of England intervened The pound was quoted e at 1.595 German unification. Chicken/Pork US.-- A consumer group is calling on SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE supermarkets and grocery stores to arrange displays in a way that won't Thursday's Lunch: Beef place sugar-laden cereals at children' You can reduce the annual pre- Save receipts for major items as fireproof box. Broccoli eye-level. The Center for Science in mium paid for homeowner's insur- proof of their value and date of pur- For more information on insur- the Public Interest says such displays OFFICERS' CLUB ance by increasing the deductible. A chase. ance premiums call 4266. Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu bombard children with "candy ads deductible is the amount of aloss you List the serial numbers of large Thursday's Lunch: Country masque ding as cereal." The pay yourself. The higher the deduct- items such as TV sets, stereos and organization says that also adds to the ible, the greater the premium sav- radios. Label these items with your Flight Sch. from page one Fried Steak problem of getting children to eat ings. Most policies are written with name and address. If the items are CPO CLUB more nutritious foods. $100 or $200 deductibles. stolen and recovered by the police, Flight Date Loc. Arrive D epart Tonight's Dinner: Italian A household inventory can help they may be returned to you quicker Florida 727 3/23 NAS Norfk - 8:00 a.m. Buffet Thursday's Lunch: -- "NASA" and officials from you decide how much property in- if they are labeled. You can often Gitmo 11:00 am. noon Mock Filet w/Baked Potato serveral aerospace companies are to surance youneed. The inventory will borrow engraving tools for this pur- meet tomorrow, to discuss the Kingstoni 1230 pm. 1:45 pm. also help you identify personal prop- pose from your local police depart- Gitmo 2:15 pm. 3:45 pm. WINDJAMMER CLUB possibility of sending astronauts to erty losses quickly and accurately in ment. Many departments keep a NAS Norfolk 6:15 pm. Tonight's Dinner: Chicken rescue a stranded satellite. The $157 case of a fire or theft. Without an centralrecord ofengravedvaluables. million "Intelsat Six" communications C-141 3/25 Roosy Rd. --- 9:00 am. Fried Steak w/Cream Gravy inventory, an insurance company is Ask your insurance agent for a Gitmo 11:00 am. 12:55pm. satellite, which was launched a week likely to question your claim. free household inventory booklet. NAS Nafalk 3:30 pm. CLIPPER CLUB ago aboard a Titan Three Rocket, is If possible, photograph each Keep a master copy of your inven- Tonight's Dinner: Jamaican marooned in a low orbit Martin 727 3/27 NAS Norfdk ---- 8:00 am. room and the major possessions in tory in a secure place away from Gitmo 11:00.amnoon Night Marietta, which built the rocket, says it-electronics, furniture, appli- home, such as a safe-deposit box. 1230 pm. 1:45 pm. the problem's been traced Glan 2: SCHOOL to improper ances, rugs, clothing, furs, jewelry, Keeping a copy of the inventory in Gitmo 15 p. 3:45 pm. wiring. NAS Natf& 6:15 p.m. silverware, etc. Then list each item, your home or apartment is also a Thursday's Lunch: Tacos its value and when it was acquired. good idea, but make sure it is in a NOTE: Ifyou change flights, notify tb, airtermnna. PAGE 4, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1990, GUANTANAMo DA.LYt GAZETI SPORTS Skiles is 'Magic' for Orlando Sports NHL standings NBA standings AP - Orlando's Scott Skiles retired uniform number "33," worn Wales Conference Eastern Conference Patrick Division Atlantic Division Roundup had an NBA career scoring high, a by the NBA's all-time leading W L T Pts. GF GA W L PcL GB career rebounding high and he scorer, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. N.Y. Rangers 34 28 12 80 253 244 Philadelphia 41 26 .609 -- NBA matched his career-high in assists David Robinson dumped in 39 New Jersey 32 32 8 72 263 265 New York 39 25 .609 .5 Pittsburgh 32 36 6 70 301 336 Boston 38 26 .594 1.5 Bulls - The Chicago Bulls say last night, all of that producing his points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Washington 32 36 5 69 267 361 Washington 24 41 .369 16 they could be without the league's first career triple-double. Skiles tal- San Antonio. The Spurs rolled past N.Y. Islanders 29 35 10 68 261 268 New Jersey 15 50 .231 25 Philadelphia 28 36 9 65 270 15 51 .227 25.5 second-best three-point shotmaker lied 23 points, a dozen rebounds and the Seattle Supersonics 128-106. 269 Miami for two to three weeks. Craig Hodges Adams Division Central Division has been admitted toa Chicago hospi- 17 assists as the Magic broke anine- Indiana snapped a five-game X-Boston 43 24 7 93 265 215 X-Detroit 50 15 .769 -- tal with lower back spasms. game losing streak, winning in New losing streak by beating the Heat in X-Buffalo 40 26 8 88 260 229 Chicago 41 22 .651 8 X-Montreal 39 26 9 87 270 217 Milwaukee 35 29 .547 14.5 Suns - Phoenix swingman Dan York, 121-118. Miami 112-98. Detlef Schrempf led X-Hartford 34 32 7 75 251 252 Atlanta 31 34 .477 19 Majerle will be out two weeks with a Elsewhere, Detroit keeps on the Pacers with a career-high 29 Quebec 12 54 7 31 223 372 Indiana 31 34 .477 19 separated shoulder. Majerle slightly winning. The Pistons ran their streak points and a game-high 14 rebounds. Campbell Conference Cleveland 30 34 .469 19.5 was injured in a Monday night game Norris Division Orlando 16 49 .246 34 which he'd started because regular to 12inarowbybeatingtheMilwau- Washington's losing streak hit X-St. Louis 36 30 9 81 278 249 Western Conference starting guard Jeff Hornacek is out kee Bucks 117-96. That's 25 wins in four games. The Bullets quickly Chicago 37 31 6 80 292 275 Midwest Division Toronto 36 35 3 75 313 331 19 .712 -- with a knee injury. the last 26 games for Detroit. blew a five-point halftime lead and Utah 47 Minnesota 31 38 4 66 253 267 San Antonio 43 21 .672 3 Portland's won 10in a row. The were drubbed by the Chicago Bulls Detroit 2734 12 66 267 294 Dallas 35 29 .547 11 BASKETBALL Trail Blazers got a season-high 41 122-97. Smythe Division Denver 35 30 .538 11.5 NIT-Lastnight'sfourNIT sec- X-Calgary 39 21 14 92 322 245 Houston 31 34 .477 15.5 points, along with 16 rebounds, from Denver beat the Los Angeles ond-round games were all nail-biters. X-Edmonton 35 27 13 83 292 263 Minnesota 17 47 .266 29 St. Louis and DePaul advanced to a Clyde Drexler and beat the Houston Clippers 119-112. Alex English X-Winnipeg 35 30 9 79 283 273 Charlotte 11 52 .175 34.5 Thursday night quarterfinal meeting. Rockets 120-110. That Houston loss scored 28 for the Nuggets. X-Las Angeles 32 35 6 70 313 309 Pacific Division Vancouver 23 40 12 58 227 290 X-L.A. Lakers 48 16 .750 -- Billikens used 18 points and 17 The guaranteed the Los Angeles Lakers a And Rod Higgins netted a sea- (Last night's games not Included) Portland 47 18 .723 1.5 Bonner to rebounds from Anthony playoff berth. son-high 26 points that led the X-clinched playoff spot Phoenix 44 20 .688 4 slip past Wisconsin-Green Bay 58-54. Seattle 33 31 .516 15 Meanwhile, the Lakers topped Golden State Warriors past the Min- Tuesday's results And Stephen Howard's bank shot Golden State 29 35 .453 19 with two seconds left lifted DePaul the Charlotte Hornets 109-97 behind nesota Timberwolves 105-101. The Washington 3, N.Y. Islanders 0 L.A. Clippers 26 39 .400 22.5 Vancouver 4, Detroit 4 (OT) over Cincinnati 61-59. Two seconds 21 points from Byron Scott. At Wolves still stay head of Charlotte in Philadelphia 3, New Jersey 2 Sacramento 20 45 .308 28.5 were left in Albuquerque when Luc (Last night's games not included) halftime of that game, the Lakers the Midwest Division. Minnesota 5, Los Angeles 2 X-Clinced playoff spot Longley hit the rebound basket that Today's games gave New Mexico a 90-88 win over Quebec at Hartford Tuesday's results Oklahoma State. Rainbows ring around 49ers Calgary at Buffalo Orlando 121, New York 118 Investigation - Today's News Toronto at N.Y. Rangers Indiana 112, Miami 98 AP - Terry Houston scored 27 Tyrone Mitchell scored 18 for and Observer of Raleigh, N.C., says Montreal at Winnipeg Chicago 122, Washington 97 Detroit 117, Milwaukee 96 there may be new information on the points and grabbed 10 rebounds that the 49ers, who finish their season at St. Louis at Edmonton Portland 120, Houston 110 fate of North Carolina State basketball helped Hawaii hold off Long Beach 23-9. NIT Denver 119, L.A. Clippers 112 coach Jim Valvano in a day or two. State 84-79 in the second round of Hawaii, now 25-9, plays at New San Antonio 128, Seattle 106 The school's board of trustees met the NIT. Mexico in a matchup of Western Tuesday's results L.A. Lakers 109, Minnesota 101 yesterday to talk about the men's bas- DePaul 61, Cincinnati 59 Today's games ketball program. There were no deci- The 49ers led at halftime 48-43, Athletic Conference teams ina quar- St. Louis 58, Wisconsin-Green Bay 54 Miami at Philadelphia sions made public, but one board but the Rainbows went ahead in the terfmal game Thursday. New Mexico 90, Oklahoma State 88 New Jersey at Washington Hawaii 84, Long Beach State 79 member said an announcement's not Chicago at Atlanta second half by taking control of the Also advancing to the quarterfi- Today's games far away. The school's interim chan- Milwaukee at Indiana game's tempo and slowing down nals lastnight were St. Louis, DePaul Penn State at Rutgers Cleveland at Boston cellor has been reviewing the basket- Long Beach's running game. and New Mexico. New Orleans at Vanderbilt L.A. Clippers at Utah ball program since last month. Thursday's games Charlotte at Phoenix DePaul at St. Louis Minnesota at Sacramento MLB Hawaii at New Mexico Back to 162 games-Baseball's GmITO ATHLETICS 162-game schedule may be restored today. Clubs are currently slated for AQUATIC ACTIVITIES PROJECT PLAYER Captain's Cup 158 games apiece because of the one- Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Body Building contest- Start training week delay to the start of the season. Open Water, Mar. 20, Apr. 16; Rescue Diver, now for the Project Player Body Building Volleyball However officials have been working Mar. 19, Apr. 9; Divermaster, Mar. 19; Ad- Contest Fri., April 21, at the Windjammer on ways to get those four lost games vanced Open Water, Apr. 5. For more infor- Club. Those interested call Amy Asche at Tuesday's results mation, call3845. 2560 or 2504. Men back into the schedule. Over-30 Windsurfers - Mike Lott is coordinat- NSGA/Co. "L" over NAVSTA Gold Exhibition games-The exhibi- ing the birth of windsurfing training and he REEF RAIDERS NAVSTA Blue over NAS/VC-10 tion season, which was slated to end needs to hearfrom those who are interested, so Basketball Women Newhours- Mon/Wed, 5-8 p.m.; Fri., April first, has been extended with hecanmeet yourneeds.Windsurfboards can Tuesday's results PWD 5-9 p.m.; Sat/Sun/holidays, 7 a.m.-7 p.m. over NAVSTA Gold also bepurchased and delivered to Gitmo. For more games through April 8. Exhibi- Closed Tue/Thur. AAWC 25, SIMA 23 Marine Barracks over NAS/VC-10 tion games begin Monday. The regu- more info., call 2708. lar season gets under way April 9. Retirement - Thirty-eight- BOWLING NOTE YACHT CLUB Scotch Doubles - No foolin', it's a year-old Mike Krukow announced his Do sailors have more fun? - It's a GBWBA April Fool's Day Scotch Doubles at retirement yesterday. The veteran great way of life, for the few and the proud Marblehead Lanes Sun., Apr. 1, at 1 p.m. Reg- pitchercloses his careerwith 124 wins who want to be all that they can be. Get up to ister by Mar. 25, during league play or at the and 117 losses over 369 8 hours of sailing lessons for only $20 or free. Who set the pitching record games with centerweekdays. Fee, $10. Formoreinfo., call Come on by the YachtClub on weekends and the Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Phil- Gloria at 2118/2357 or Sandra at 2959. lies and the San Francisco Giants. holidays. Call Jim at 4749 or Bos'n at 4405. in 1931? Here's a look back Another Bo? - NFL Atlanta CAPTAIN'S CUP NOTE YOUTH ACTIVITIES (Editor's note: This is a look at Emotional? What Falcons' cornerback Deion Sanders Track/Field - The Marine Barracks cantankerous Fun in the Afternoon - The Youth has signed a minor league contract Captain's Cup Track and Field team is now an American League player per- superstar isn't? In 1912, Smoky Joe Activities' Fun inthe Afternoon program has with the New York Yankees. And forming. Interested personnel contact Cpl. sonality from the past. The story is openings for second, third and fourth-grade Wood and Walter Johnson both set Sanders says if he gets to the majors Cintron at S-3 or Marine BEQ Rm. 2301. students. Formoreinfo., pleasecallPatrick or a re-write from the Bantam base- the AL record for wins at16. In 1931, and things go well, Competition is May 17-21. he may give up Katy at 4075. ball collection) Cross Country - Captain's Cup Cross Lefty was in the midst of breaking football. Adult Leaders Needed - Youth Ac- Country organization meeting will be held Major League Baseball got tivities' Fun in the Aftermoon program des- that record when a misplayed fly ball Thurs., Mar. 22, 5 p.m., at the gym. For more perately needs adult group leaders. If inter- started in the 1800's in America, NFL info, call John at 2560/2504. lost a 1-0 game to the St. Louis ested, please call 4075. with teams mostly from the east Better hurry - College juniors NAVSTA Gold -There will be a meet- Browns. Pre-teen pool tournament - Demon- who want to enter this year's NFL ing for all Command Sports Representatives coast and midwest making up the your smoothest technique at the Pre- Mr. Grove was "so composed" at the Base Gym, Apr. 5, at 4 p.m. If reps strate draft must declare their intentions by teen pool tournament, Sat., Mar. 24, 6 p.m., at league. By the time the early 1900's can't make it, contact P02 Johnson at 4143/ he re-designed the Athletics' club- tomorrow. One of them, Illinois quar- theYouthCenter. $1 entryfee.Formoreinfo, 4442. There has been little participation at rolled around, baseball became the terback Jeff George, yesterday an- call Patrick at 4075. house as aone-man destruction crew. these meetings and there is info. that may nation's pastime and the organiza- nounced he'll forego his last college Teen 2 on 2 basketball - Who's the interest some personnel. Chairsbecame kindle, lockers devel- hottest 2-man basketball team in town? tion had enough teams to divide into year and tum pro. Volleyball schedule change - The opedadenting design andplayers Maybe you. Teen 2 on 2 basketball toura- got Colts - The general manager of schedule for all men/women Captain's Cup the National and American Leagues. ment, Thurs., Mar. 22, 8:30 p.m., at the to play in self-made air-flow uni- the Indianapolis Colts says the team's Volleyball games has been revised. Players Youth Center. $1 per person registrationfee. Some of the men who played the contract with should stop by the base gym as soon as pos- forms. running back Eric Dick- For more info, call Patrick at 4075. game became outstanding sible and pick up a copy. For more info., call stars and erson, which has one year remaining, leen pool tournament - the Lefty found hispeak in 1931 and John at 2560/2504. characters of the game. was structured to give the team pro- Youth Centeris sponsoring a teens pool tour- a record Over-30 basketball - The Over-30 still stands today. He fin- tection. And Jim Irsay says if Dicker- nament at "Saturday's", Mar. 31, at 9 p.m. In 1931, manager Connie Mack lunchtime basketball games scheduled for ished the year at 31-4 and a winning Register that night at 8:30. For more info., son retires from football he'll have to Sat., Mar. 24, have been changed to Sun., Mar. had a left-handed pitcher that call Patrick at 4075. percentage of .886. If you look at it, pay the Colts more than $1-million. In 25 at 1 and 2 p.m.For more info.,callJohn at couldn't be compared with anyone. an interview recorded last week, 2504. Teens foosball - Teens demonstrate Lefty's record matched the year.31 your manual dexterity at the foosball touma- And like any superstar, Robert Dickerson said he's "through with NAVSTA softball - Anyone interested wins for 1931. Roger Marisvis~ld ment Sat., Mar. 31, at 9 p.m. at the Youth do football." in playing for NAVSTA Gold "B" team, call Moses (Lefty) Grove was the most Center. Entry fee, $1. For more info., call that with his bat 30 years later by Jim Cyphers at W-4671, H-4899. cantankerous character to pitch a Patrick at 4075. hitting 61 homeruns. Lefty also led TENNIS baseballsotball - Sign-ups baseball. CORRALCOLO R E NOTEGBYAA for all leagues are Sat., Mar. 24,11:30 m. all other categories. He compiled an Upset - Second-ranked Boris Lefty was feared by many bat- Becker was upset yesterday in round Instructor needed - The MWR Corral 2:30 p.m. at the elementary school's multi- ERA of 2.06, completed those 27 is seeking an experienced instructor to teach purpose room, Sun., Mar. 25, noon-2p.m. at ters, because his will to win was one three of the International Players games, had 175 strikeouts and English and Westem tack. Formore info., call the high sch. gym. Cost, $20 per child, $15 of the most frightening things in Championships by Jean Fleurian of Laurie Reynolds at 2381. each additional child, me family. Sign-ups pitched three shutouts. baseball at that time. That left- France 7-6, 6-1. Fourth-seed Brad are also being taken at the Youth Centerfrons His bid for MVP was tough. Gilbert was also upset by Spain's handed fire arm of his could belch GOLFING EVENT 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. antil Apr. 6. Por mom Lefty was up against Yankee slugger Javier Sanchez 6-3, 6-7, 7-6. Top "9 Holer" - The Yatera Seca Golf As- ifo., call Woody, W-4740, H-2903. out fast balls for a full nine innings seeds Ivan Lendl Lou Gehrig and his own teammate Al and women's Gabri- sociation sponsors a Jackn' Jill 9-Holes Tour- without tiring. Lefty was at his peak ela Sabatini both won on the Key Bis- Simmons. But his 31-4 record got nament Sat., Mar. 24. Tee time is 2 p.m. A in 1931. He started 30 games finish- cayne Fla. courts. social follows the tourey at 6 p.m. Bring a Place your sports event in the him first place votes with Gehrig covered dish. Formore info., call Don Peavy Guantanamo Daily Gazette. ing 27 of them. In addition, he re- second and Simmons third. 63 1 5/6229. lieved in 11 games to help the Phila- Gehrig hit 46 homers and Sim- delphia Athletics win the pennant. mons batted .341.