"Other guy's" sacrifice trims Reagan's budget, some say

WASHINGTON (UPI)--While finding ways that in a speech to the National be so lucky, and Senate budget Reagan left essentially untouched. to shrink the federal budget, League of Cities yesterday, blast- leaders say they will push for even Those proposals also include President Reagan is also discovering ing special interests for threat- more cuts, some of which will reducing by $250 million a supple- some basic truths about human nature. ening the nation's economic reach into what Reagan has called mentary nutrition feeding program Reagan aides say that while recovery. the "safety net" of programs for for low-income pregnant women and Americans are all for slashing the He told the municipal officials, the poor and elderly. infants. budget and chipping away at govern- "We are all in the same boat, and The staff of the Senate Budget However, Pentagon sources say ment intrusion, they don't want we have to get the engines started Committee has compiled a package there will be plenty of money their own pet interests affected. before the ship goes over the of 65 spending cuts that could be allocated to improve America's In other words, let the other guy falls." added to Reagan's $44.5 billion military might, that the make the sacrifice. Reagan promised to retain the proposal. administration will request an While House News Secretary function of the popular urban The Senate proposals include a additional $38 billion for defense. Jim Brady puts it this way: development action grants, though three-month delay in inflation That would reportedly include "America probably has a schizo- it would be combined with another adjustments in social security outlays for the B-1 bomber, phrenia when it comes to reducing grant program and with reduced benefits, supplement security another nuclear carrier, and the budgets." overall funding. assistance and veterans pensions, upgrading of an Indian Ocean naval Reagan pretty much agreed with But some other projects won't all part of a group of programs base.

GAZETTE Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

March 3, 1981 Volume 36 Number 42 Tuesday, U. S.military advisors in El Salvador increased to 54 (UPI)--The United States man Army teams of training advisers those supplying arms to the "The most plausible long-term has upped the anti in El Salvador. to El Salvador, plus another $25 insurgents. political solution to the crisis." The State Department says it has million in military aid. Said the American statement, The additional American military decided to expand its group of That's in addition to the $25 "violence is the enemy of all assistance announced by the State armed military advisers in the million in economic and military democratic change, of individual Department does not require con- troubled Central American nation to assistance already on the books. rights and of economic progress. gressional approval. 54. Included in the aid package will Those who are responsible for State Department officials say Washington also says it will be additional helicopters, vehicles, violence and terrorism with arms that while they'll continue to double its financial assistance radar and surveillance equipment, support from Cuba and other "consult" with Capitol Hill, to the junta in San Salvador, to as well as small arms. communist countries are the real their legal experts decided the $50 million. State Department spokesman William obstacle to peace and progress." war powers act did not apply in State Department officials say the Dyess said the American advisers That comment was coupled with this case. decision to boost the level of aid will not leave their garrison areas, another statement urging the Even so, yesterday's action followed intelligence reports indi- and will not be involved in combat Salvadoran government to proceed as prompted a group of 44 House cating that communist insurgents are patrols. But he said they will rapidly as possible with free Deomcrats to send President Reagan massing for another offensive. be armed, and are under orders to elections, calling those elections a telegram of protest. So, after consulting with con- defend themselves fired on. gressional leaders, the government In announcing the increases, announced it will send four five- Washington pinned the blame on $150,000 a substantial sacrifice? Recently, the acting chairman have been paid $175,000 and six of the Synthetic Fuels Corporation, vice presidents would have received John Meatee, told Congress that he salaries from $95,000 to $150,000. had made a "substantial sacrifice" Meatee was hired as the corpora- when he took the $150,000 a year tion's general counsel. government job. Besides his salary, he also Last week, President Reagan received a two-bedroom furnished acted to cut back on the salaries apartment in Washington, and he was and fringe benefits awarded guaranteed compensation totaling officers of the corporation. as much as $280,000 if he was In a letter to Meatee, the fired in the next two years. president expressed formal dis- Other fringe benefits awarded approval over the salary and benefit all the vice presidents included packages the officers were about to a pension which vested after four receive. years with no employee contribution, The issue had been raised by the liberal moving allowances that chairman of the House Government included mortgage rate Operations Subcommittee, Democrat differentials, six months or more Toby Moffeit of Connecticut. of living expenses, and commuting He had said the officers of the expenses during relocation. corporation were going to get an With Reagan's letter in hand, "extravagent set of compensation Moffett said his subcommittee will packages" unless the president come up with a compensation package acted. more in line with.what Congress corporation's chairman would had in mind. Pictured above, the final stages of the recently completed re- The surfacing job at McCalla Airfield. RMCB-14, Detachment One, from Tampa resurfaced the 300' X 4,860' runway to preserve the Gas demand declines as price ups 20c asphalt base. (Photo by PH3 Mike Kobeck). By SOLANGE DE SANTIS traced to President Ronald Reagan's Associated Press decontrol order. READEX 1-81 to improve fleet readiness He said the rest is due to foreign Shell Oil President John Bookout oil price hikes since mid-December From the CHINFO Newsgram The participants are currently in says U.S. fuel prices may continue and increased costs resulting from the third phase of READEX 1-81, the to rise, and wholesale gasoline earlier effects of the 19-month long A six-week long readiness exer- firing of missiles. Two of rates could soon be 20 cents higher decontrol program. cise, READEX 1-81, is underway in the three will actually than they were at the end of last Bookout doesn't think the 15 to 20 the western Atlantic and Caribbean fire harpoon missiles. Two of the year. cents a gallon crude oil price in- Sea. three submarines will actually fire In an interview, Bookout said com- crease has shown up at the retail Forty-one ships are taking part in harpoons during this phase. petition among dealers may keep the level. the exercise, including nuclear READEX 1-81 is under the tactical full effect of fuel price increases Shell and most other major refiners prices by one powered submarines USS Hammerhead command of RAdm. Bryan W. Compton, from showing up at the pump. raised wholesale fuel a gallon in the past (SSN-663), USS Sea Devil (SSN-664) Jr., commander, Carrier Group Six, Gasoline demand has declined stead- to four cents move, on top of earlier and USS Batton Rouge (SSN-689). embarked in USS America (CV-66). ily as prices have risen, and Bookout week. That left the average wholesale All Atlantic Fleet nuclear-power- said Shell expects gasoline consump- increases, percent this price of gasoline up 12 pents a gal- Scheduled to end in mid-March, ed guided missile have been tion to fall nearly four declining six percent in lon since early January. READEX 1-81 is designed to improve included in READEX 1-81: USS Cali- year after According to the trade publication overall fleet readiness by exer- fornia (CGN-36), USS South Carolina 1980. The chief of the nation's eighth "Lundberg Letter," the national av- cising personnel and weapons systems (CGN-37), USS (CGN-38), USS largest oil company said he expects erage retail price of gasoline was under realistic conditions. The Texas (CGN-39), USS Mississippi (CGN refiners' crude oil costs this quar- $1.32 a gallon as of Feb. 6, up five-phase exercise includes realis- -40) and USS (CGN-41). ter to be "about 15 to 20 cents a a nickel from Jan. 23 and about a tic war-at-sea scenarios to test During the exercise the ships are gallon higher than they were in the dime from early December. At mid- anti-sur- visiting several Caribbean ports, and refine anti-, last quarter of 1980." December, OPEC raised crude oil doctrine including San Juan and Roosevelt face and anti-air warfare Of that figure, he said three to prices ten percent or seven cents a Roads, and St. Thomas, plus naval gunfire and missile fir- five cents a gallon can be directly gallon. ing. Virgin Islands. Tuesday, March 3, 1981 Page 2 The Daily Gazette Special announcements community QUALITY DISCOUNT PHOTOGRAPHY A FLEET RESERVE/RETIREMENT Enjoy group package prices in SEMINAR will be held on March combination with quality work.AA 5 & 6 at 8 a.m. in the McCalla proud Sea Bee Ball demands a Admin. Training Room. patriotic memory PORTRATT of those men, women and associates, DUE TO EQUIPMENT FAILURE, the bulletin board Navy Exchange Laundry/Dry friends, husbands and wives that Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette Cleaning Specials will be so proudly defend our national office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried until further notice. interest. Be PART of the SPIRIT . discontinued to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin Photography by Diana. (Telephone EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, THE NAVAL Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the 951280. LEGAL SERVICE OFFICE DETACHMENT, previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Building 800, is temporarily curtail- ments will be accepted any time. Announcements at the dis- THE STOP LIGHT INN will close at ing its legal assistance hours and will be published at least once a week Affairs Staff. Activities 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday March 3 due to services until after the Ma:ch cretion of the Public the monthly spraying for pest court term which ends on March 15, that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex be accepted. control. 1981. and color or national origin will not the right to ed- Until further notice the new The Public Affairs Staff reserves IMPORTANT NOTICE: Effectively work- Bills of Sale Affidavits, it all submissions. (AT-any time, AWNH-after immediately the Base Auto Insurance hours for , Powers of Attorney and other walk- ing hours, DWH-during working hours). office has relocated to McCalla in legal assistance cases will be Hangar room 32. Hours are: p a.m. conducted on: - noon and 1 - 3 p.m., Monday, MONDAY AND THRUSDAY Wednesday and Friday. The new 7:30 - 11:30 a.m. Educational Notes phone number will be published at will not make fun, and earn I a later date. The legal office ATTENTION NAS AND VC-10 PERSONNEL: GET IN SHAPE, have 0 any appointments for Wills Kathryn Hoover from the Navy Campus a college credit. "Karate" will until after March 15. for Achievement (NCFA) office will begin March 23. This class will DUE TO WORK ON THE BUILDING, Legal assistance appointments will be at the Career Counselor's Office be individually paced so you don't the Day Care Center will be able be conducted two days each week. after 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, have to be "Bod Beautiful" to to accomodate only 30 older chil- For an appointment please call 8600/ March 4. Call or drop by to have learn about this fascinating art. dren and 21 babies at night on 8817. your education evaluated. Mrs. Call L.A. Metropolitan College weekends. Make your reservations Emergencies will be handled as Hoover visits Leeward the first at 8370 for more information. early. This is effective required. Wednesday of every month. Don't immediately and does not effect waste valuable time, you may have DON'T GET RIPPED OFF. WHEN you day time hours of operation. more college credit than you take your car in for servicing know. Mrs. Hoover is the special- L.A. Metropolitan College is TWO BICYCLES AND THREE MOTORCYCLES in this field. offering "auto mechanics for the by Special ist will be offered for sale consumer." Enrollment will be GUANTANAMO AY to Services. They will be offered QUALIFIED SUBSTITUE TEACHERS limited, so don't miss out. LISTEDT) FINING FACILITY the highest bidder by a sealed bid are needed for the Elementary and Registration ends March 21. Call procedure. These vehicles may be fully qualified IS NOW FEATURING A High Schools. To be 8307 for details. inspected and bids presented by requires a bachelors degree with Special Services Monday "R!IIlfl YOUR OWN" coming to at least 18 semester hours in TENNIS FOR BEGINNERS is now again between the hours through Friday education. If you have the qualifi- being offered from LAMCO. The 15- SALA P'AR 4 p.m. Bids will of 8 a.m. to cations and are interested in work- hour community service course will on March 5. The close at 4 p.m. ing as a substitute contact Mr. F. meet twice a week on Tuesday and WITH THE FOLLOWING INGREDIENTS: will be opened at 9 a.m. on bids Pola at 95371. Wednesday from 5 - 6:30 p.m. March 6. All successful bidders The cost is $30 and a limit of CHOPPED LETTUCE will have three days in which to SHREDDED RED CABBAGE six to a class. Instructor is pay for their vehicle and pick it ENERGY. Call 8307 for SLICED TOMATOES Dave Feldman. up. The vehicles will be sold as We can't afford to waste it. registration. SLICED CARROTS is and all sales will be final. SLICED ONIONS DICED CELERY LEARN CHINESE COOKING then sit GREEN PEPPER RINGS down and enjoy what you have cooked. SLICED CUCUMBERS Club Activities Mama Ellie is beginning new classes DICED BEETS REFLEX CLUB will hold VC-10 ENLISTED WIVES CLUB will THE PHOTO and has a few openings so call GARBANZO BEANS their monthly meeting on Tuesday, hold its monthly meeting Wednesday, 95592 AT if you are interested. CHOPPED EGGS March 3 vice the normal first March 4 at 7:30 p.m. at the VC-10 SEASONED CROUTONS Wednesday of the month. The club but. All wives are invited to BACON BITS has a new supply of black and white attend. There will be a sitter for (when available) paper in for resale to club members your children. For information C_ PHOTOGRAPHY PARMESAN CHEESE at the meeting. If you have a call Cindy at 98244 or Mary at BEAN SPROUTS camera and would like to find out 951058. A THREE CREDIT COURSE covering CHERRY PEPPERS more about the club, contact Chuck photo, lab techniques, and creative PICKLES or Cathy Roberts at 96164 AT. aspects will be offered. Take OLIVES ANNUAL ELKS DAY will be held advantage of the new tuition Saturday, March 7 at Caravela assistance for military active ASSORTED SALAD DRESSINGS THE TEEN CLUB will have a dance Point 15B. For more information duty personnel. Registration ends on Sat. March 7 with Celebration call Lewis Payne 8814 DWH/951101 March 21. Call L.A. Metropolitan AWH Items will be added or deleted playing the music. College at 8307 for more information. as season/costs permit and by popular request Exchange SAVE GAS TRY Ty

THE NAVY EXCHANGE GAS STATION is THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE announ- Special Services pleased to announce the following ces an Exhibition of the World's

LOWERED prices for gasoline: finest inlay work (marquetry) of 0 ATTENTION CERAMIC SHOP PATRONS. f 0 Regular: $1.40 gal. rare pictures, wall plaques and low Due to manufacturer shipping Premium $1.44 gal. tables by Dr. Wilh. Heuvels of Fulda, problems, the Special Services The new pricing was effective Mon- Germany. Ceramic Shop has run out of slip day, March 2, and is a result of a This Exhibition will be held at for approximately three weeks. modification in worldwide Navy Ex- the Marine Corps Exchange between change gasoline pricing. March 3 and 12 during the hours of THE FIRST INTERCOMMAND HORSESHOES 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. TOURNAMENT for 1981 will be held THE NEW FRONT END ALIGNMENT Don't miss this great opportun- Como Chi \n1 s on March 21 & 22. This tournament machine at the Navy Exchange Auto ity for a pleasent and s6lid invest- will consist of doubles competition. Service Center is now installed and ment. Expensive, but, Ohhhhh. uith have . Rosters should be submitted in iii operation. For appointment 4ou4.I writing to the Special Services call 8727. Special p~ri *t athletic director's office prior ARE YOU TIRED OF HAVING TO WAIT iws. z}ze-cL~cA to March 19, 1981 at 4:30 p.m. MRS. MAXI'S BACK IN TOWN.free for a haircut? The Marine Corps that there Commands are reminded make up classes from a major Exchange Barber Shop now has 4hw must be at least four participants cosmetic representative, March haircuts by appointment to all 01- Com~o CkAb from their command to receive 3, 4, and 5th, 6 - 9, at the Blue military ranks of E-6 and above and points. For more Captain's Cup Caribe. Call 8462 to register. civilians of equivalent grade. - 00 information call Special Services So call in for an appointment with 3oo 5: at 951160. DUE TO FAVORABLE CONVERSION one of our 3 fast and friendly rates between the dollar and barbers. The number to call is lDE1CcME o3T\ -EAE European currencies, AAFES announ- 95367. by GBOluC ces a 10 percent reduction of all quve Guantaname Gazette items in the Europe and Middle East sections (pages G-1 through G-192) of the 1981 Exchange Cat- Blue Caribe Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. alogue effective February 15. To get the correct prices of BLUE CARIBE SPECIAL OF THE 40 Pat Adams 95349 Naval Statidn Commanding Officer the reduced items, multiply the Larolyn Dunn 9462 printed price by .9. Tuesday, March 3 "Italian Night" The Guantanamo Gazette is published according to the Sandy Drew 0754 rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers The 10 percent price increase on 3onni !son 9423 as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction Japanese origin merchandise in Spaghetti w/meat balls/pizza/ of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed Pat Payne 951101 five times weekly at government expense on government the Far East & Special Order garlic bread/salad bar/coffee or rooke .ewton 951209 and Printing Seice equipment at the Navy Publications section (pages S-1 through S-296) iced tea. All you can eat. artha ;tout S539 Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news items that appear herein are not to be construed as official announced in December will still Ann Zadewicz 95303 or as reflecting the views of COMNAVEASE or the De- apply. $4.95 partment of the Navy. Tuesday, March 3, 1981 The IDaily Gazette Page 3

The mov e schedule which appeared in this week's Entertainer is incorrect. The movies will be show as follows: CO-SIGNERS

MON TUE TEFD THU FRI SAT SN Face DOWNTOWN 4 5 6 7 1-8 2-9 3 McCALLA 3 4 5 6 11-12 1-8 2 Trouble MARINE 2 3 4 1 5-6 13-14 15 LEEWARD 9 2 3 4 7-10 16-17 18

1. STAR WARS. A long time ago in a galaxy far, far 11. WHALE OE A TALE. RilliEm Shatner, Marty Slen. away, Princess Carrie Fisher of Alderaan attempts to Enchanted by the whole atmosphere at Marineland, Joey contact anti-Empire forces. She is captured and her sneaks in and is chased out on practically a regular robots escape. Smuggler Harrison Ford is recruited to basis. Joey ends up with a job hauling fish to the whales and continues to work at arineland for the It seems like a small SCIENCE-FICTION PG 121 min. summer, experiencing many happy and exciting adventures. thing to do, COMEDY-DRMA G 100 min. cosigning for a friend's 2. IRE CHENA SYNDRME. Jane Fonda is a TV loan. So you go newswoman assigned to cover "soft" news, but longs to 12. WHERE'S WILLIE. Heny Darrow, Marc Gilpin. Willie ahead and do it. report more important news stories. While on a (Marc Gilpin) is an average eight year old with one big But, instead of helping routine assignment at a nuclear power plant, Fonda difference. Willie has an I.Q. of 180. Instead of your friend, you're andcameAraanRM a AADouglas witness a supposed adhering to more traditional pursuits like baseball, likely and football, to the dismay of his father (Henry to lose both the friendship SUSPENSE-DAMA PG 122 min. Darrow) Willie is an electronics genius. and the money you COMEDY G 93 min. cosigned for. Cosigning 3. THE MAN WITH BOGART'S FACE. A contemporary man means that (Robert Sacchin) enamored of the Bogart screen personas 13. PLAYERS. Ali McGraw, Dean-Paul Martin. Dean-Paul you pay the undergoes plastic surgery which gives him a face like Martin is a small-time tennis "hustler" performing in loan back if your friend that of his idol. rigged games for small wagers. While bumming around doesn't pay. Mexicoh e saves the life of a "somewhat" older COMEDY PG 111 min. When you're asked to merican woman. (Ali McGraw). cosign 4. A PLEASURE DOING BUSINESS. Three middle aged DSAM PG 121 min. for a loan, don't be businessmen scheme to climb out of their economic instantly sympathetic. rut by entering the "oldest profession" as procurers. 14. LASERBLAST. Kim Milford, Cheryl Smith. 'Eo Take a few moments to Not being street-wise they commit a comedy of errors. alien beings are pursuing an enemy being from another think the request through. COMEDY R 82 min. planet across a barren desert in the United States. After eliminating the enemy beings, the aliens desert It's no small favor your 5. PROPHECY. A mercury pollution has turned a bear leaving a laser gun and a power pendant. friend (or relative) is ask- into a 15 ft. monster. The Indians in the area are SCIENCE-FICTION PG 89 min. ing. protesting the take-over of their land by the lumber Your company who also happens to be polluting the rivers. 15. SORCERER. Roy Scheider, Francisco Rabal. Four friend needs a co- HORROR-SUSPENSE PG 103 min. outlaws are thrown together by fate ina South American signer because his or her jungle and transport nitroglycerine. assets are few and far be- ACTION-DRWA PG 121 min. 6. TSE BIG SLEEP. American detective Philip Marlowe tween. Or, perhaps it's a (Robert Mitchum), living in London, Is asked by bad credit expatriate general James Stewart to investigate 16. LASSIE'S GREAT VENTURE. Jon Provost, June rating that's book dealer John Justin, who is blackmailer Stewart's Lockhart. Lassie and her young master Timy accidental blocking the loan. What- younger daughter RyAphomaniac Candy Clark. take off from a county fair in a runaway balloon. ever the reason, you G 104 min. MYSTERY-DRAMA R 107 min. DRMA should realize that you 7. DIARUNDS FTUELAKFEAST. AScrieSSE medSy dealing 17. BEING THEE. PARER Sellars, ShirleE RHElaine. have to pay off the loan if 51th a desReSndaRto tEASSRussanRyaUlTfailyUhocomes ARbizarea Sle oA EomplAeelyillierteSAgaSrdene your friend doesn't make upAREithReSEi ReSfrobing SOS RAssianAScroSAjewelSsned COARSEREAR ASSdeSrEsdsA5550i5g. Se Sa sneveE the payments. SwhiAeRey HEE SE display is anERgliRshastle. SeeSnEAutsideRAEheAroundso01his ployer. You could COMEDY PG 108 51n. CUMEUY PS 130 sin,. be doing your friend a favor by not 8. TSE EMPIRE STRIKES SACK. MEHkEHSmill, CarriA iS. TRT LEGACY. KatherineARSSOAR RlliStt. agreeing to cosign. You Eliottlive togeterSEaSSdSr FishAr. TOe StaE WARS gEroup eAASite frEactioHAin eArSiSe RAsSHASdSa555 surely will be doing your- TillEdwt SSsignrEnASsde chEitect iS LoAnAgelAs.ThyaRE E a eASel eSEapment AS aS iRA plaetA. self a favor. action, bizaEEAe feature andSHscinating SAahinerE. mAeSrioEsl y ESiReS toAL1ndon55oSAnS assignment. SPACE-ADVURE PGE1 25AiR. UORUOR-DRAMSAR 100 Sin. ENIRE BACK will play 9. LOD OF THE RINGS. Animation. The barefooted STAR WARS and THE STRIKES arch EAbbits of J.R.R. Toldien's enduring trilogy comes to 14 on Leeward side. figuratively, in a large M.A.R.S. life, both literally and Think scale animated feature. ANIMATED-FANTASY PG 133 min. M.A.R.S. will be closed February 10. CIT ON FIRE. Barry Newan, Susan Clark. A 17th thru March 6th, except for emer- giant oil refinery employee is terminated and he gencies, call 95472. decides to reap revenge on everyone by reducing the

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state of legal residence, or or may not be someone you "home" state, as it is called. would have selected, and These laws vary from state -a portion of your estate to state. This is one marked will have to go for paying the disadvantage of not having administrator's fees. Such fees made a will. Another disad- can run into thousands of dol- vantage is 'that state laws lars, consuming money that THE ILL may provide for property divi- otherwise could have gone to sion among persons you would your heirs. not have chosen to leave such A question that many mar- property to. ried couples ask is, "Should Under most state laws-in both spouses have wills?" the absence of a will, not all of The your estate would go to your answer is simple. Yes. surviving spouse if you have Spouses frequently make children by a present or reciprocal wills, that is, wills former marriage. The chil- which complement each other. dren would inherit a portion For example, each spouse will of your estate in their own provide for the other spouse rights regardless of their ages and then the children, appoint at the time. the same guardian, and dis- Generally speaking, the tribute the estate in the same wife or husband would inherit general manner. PART I one-third to one-half of the es- You and you alone have tate and the children would control over how your estate share in the balance. will be distributed, and that What's So When a wife or husband but control can be exercised very no children are left, the sur- simply by drawing up a will. Important About viving spouse may get the en- Today, when many families tire estate under the laws of are not original groups, mean- Having a Will? some states. But in other ing that husband or wife or states, the surviving spouse both have children by former gets only a portion of the es- marriages, it is even more The question that many shares of what you own. In legal terms, a person tate, usually one-half or one- necessary for one to provide young people ask, "What's so Whether you own only the without a will is said to have third, with the remainder ahead of time for the division important about having a clothes on your back and, say, died "intestate," and the laws going to the deceased's par- of his or her property. Think- will," can be answered very a car or have equity in a of intestacy apply. The same ents, brothers and sisters, and ing about the various ways simply. house, other parcels of real thing happens if a person even nieces and nephews in you could draw up your will A will lets you decide who property, bank accounts, writes a will and the will is some states. Such laws can provides an opportunity for will get what part of your es- stocks, and the like, a will is a declared invalid because it is prove quite unfair to the sur- family consultations and tate when you die. In other necessity if you want' to con- not legally acceptable for one viving spouse of a couple who agreement on certain deci- words, it lets you dispose of trol who gets what. In fact, a reason or another. have shared equally in ac- sions. It also provides a natu- your personal and real prop- will is the only way you can quiring their joint estate. ral way of forcing the family erty in the manner that you retain control over the way "Intestacy" is a legal term When only children are left, group to recognize the possi- want. your estate will be handled. meaning that the deceased they receive the property in bility of the death of the hus- If you are married, having a Since a will has no legal ef- died without making ar- equal shares. When there are band or wife, the mother or will becomes even more im- fect until you do die, it can be rangements for the settlement no heirs, the estate goes to the father, and as a result make portant. Through a will you changed as your circum- of his or her estate, and that state. rational plans broader than will decide not only who gets stances change. In other assets then must be distrib- Another disadvantage of just drawing up a will. your estate, but also you will words, if you marry, you can uted according to state laws. not having a will is that a See your legal assistance of- have a say in it who will be include your wife and family; If you die without a will, your court appointed administrator fice this week and take the responsible for looking after if you divorce, you can alter property will be distributed as is required. This means: first step to planning for the minor children and their your will accordingly. specified in the laws of your -the person appointed may future of your loved ones.

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The Gitmo Safari which was held Gitmo Safari Letter by Sandy February 13 - 15 was an enjoyable Needham: experience for those who partici- The Gitmo Safari trip was fun, pated, the students said. but the worse part about the trip It was a cross section of what was waking up early at 5:30 a.m. the Sea Cadets do all the time. and doing P.T. It consisted of challenging goals The best part I liked about the of endurance, self-discipline, trip was being educated with all tests of capabilities, safety and the speakers who visited. survival, team work and just plain The food at the mess hall, and fun! the food on the ship was good. I Pictured at right: The Gitmo had fun being with the group and Safari students learn means of learning new experiences, such as Self-defense. (U.S. Navy Photo) marching and drilling. _ _ _ Th n ; , T,,a-1- M-1, 1 70521 Page 4 Pae4eu uaily Gazette Tuesday, Marnh3, 1981 Success; with Wing and a prayer Professional open circuit in women's skiing possible By RANDY MINKOFF United Press International Wing founded Women's Professional The biggest, says Wing, is the And she says the general physical Starting a pro sport isn't easy. Ski Racing in 1978. widespread acceptance of amateur attractiveness of the women skiers There are so many circuits and lea- Alpine skiing. helps draw the corporate backing gues already, and trying to get an- She did it because she liked to Another problem facing the pros the sport needs to get started. ski, but couldn't find a way to do other one going seems to add to the is the under-the-table money top Jill Wing is determined to make so as a pro. confusion. World Cup skiers get in Europe. her idea stick. A lot Wing says of seemingly sure fire Jill also discovered that women it's about time the ideas -- such as sport opens up, world team tennis who raced in the Olympics and in and lets the great She knows it's an uphill battle and pro team skiers, ".expand boxing -- are now just World Cup events had no way to cash and make a liv- for the open circuit she wants in answers ing at what to trivia questions. in on their sucess. they do best." skiing. But Jill Wing is undaunted. Wing is pleased with the athletes She is determined to make women's The problems of starting a Wo- her circuit is drawing, saying there But Jill believes her pros are professional Alpine skiing part of men's Pro Skiing Circuit are many is a spirit, "over and beyond," the ready to move off the novice slopes the winter sports scene. fold. prize money. and into the big time. Standings in the NHL Standings in the NBA

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N.Y. Islanders 38 17 10 Montreal 36 18 10 Philadelphia 54 14 .794 San Antonio 45 24 .652 Philadelphia 36 19 10 Los Angeles 35 21 9 Boston 52 15 .776 Houston 33 35 .485 Calgary 31 21 12 Pittsburgh 25 30 9 New York 41 26 .612 Kansas City 33 35 .485 N.Y. Rangers 24 31 10 Hartford 17 31 16 Washington 31 37 .456 Denver 28 38 .424 Washington 19 28 16 Detroit 18 32 13 New Jersey 20 49 .290 Utah 25 44 .362 Dallas 10 58 .147 SMYTHE DIVISION ADAMS DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION PACIFIC DIVISION St. Louis 38 13 14 Chicago 26 27 12 Buffalo 30 14 19 Milwaukee 48 18 .727 Phoenix 50 20 .714 Vancouver 23 25 17 Minnesota 29 22 14 Indiana 37 30 .552 Los Angeles 44 23 .657 Edmonton 21 32 10 Boston 29 24 10 Chicago 34 35 .493 Portland 35 33 .515 Colorado 18 35 10 Quebec 22 29 13 Atlanta 25 41 .379 Golden State 33 34 .493 Winnipeg 7 45 12 Toronto 23 31 10 Cleveland 25 42 .373 San Diego 30 37 .448 Detroit 17 52 .246 Seattle 29 39 .426 They just don't make them Like they used to anymore classifieds By NORM VAN ANDEN Associated Press Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette by Guard Mail or hand carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday Ray Arcel is officially retired The last time he counted the num- through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is noon ber was ten 1. the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published not from boxing. more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is That is, unless he changes his He helpeded one fighter beat Joe prohibited although anoancements concerning available services will be mind. Louis. permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads for businesses or services He may feel that he acted a little requiring command approval maybe required to provide proof of a letter of authority. Ads which discriminate on thebasis of race, sex, creed, impulsively when he called it a day. That was Ezzard Charles who jabbed color, or national origin will~not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff Ray is only 81 years old. and side-st epped himself into a 15 reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT=Anytime/ He has been connected with box- round decis ion over an aging Louis Working Hours). DWH=During Working Hours/AWH=After ing in one way or anotherfor 66 in 1950. years. Arcel alEso handled champions in He was 15 when he started boxing every divis sion except the feather- in New York. wih ls s. He had about eight fights and weight class then became a trainer. He belie ves, by the way, that the Wanted Lost Ray's most recent job of training boxers of 330, 40 and 50 years ago Ruby needs a very long blonde wig One brown case and 1 library was conditioning Roberto Duran, whom were betterr than the men of today. for one night. Very special book, titled: "The Careles Atom" he handled for nine years. occasion. Call 951250 after left in the galley Wednesday, Feb. He is still puzzled by Roberto's He says they learned their trade 5 p.m. please! Very, very 25. Contact ET2 D. Jameson, AAWC off-to-Buffalo last November in New in a tough r school than today's important engagement. 8849 Orleans against Ray Leonard. fighters wh o are rushed to prominence Arcel at one time had the ring as soon as they show a minimal tal- nickname of "The Meat Wagon." ent. For Sale At Kittery Beach, Friday, Feb. 27, That chilling handle was pinned Sony stereo, w/AM & FM radio w/two 6 rings, including two small on him because he had to carry so It may b e age talking . but small speakers, $70; wooden diamond rings. If any many knockout victims of Joe Louis there are a lot of men younger than entertainment center, $30; head & information regarding, please call back to their corner. Arcel who shgree with that. foot board & frame for reg. bed, 951001 anytime and leave a $30; AM/FM digital clock radio, message for Penny. $10. Call 64209 DWH, 64492 AWH ]LE ask for Flo. Found SHIP SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK OF March 1 to March 7. '68 Rambler Rebel, 6 pyl., a good Man's prescription glasses, SHIP HULL NO. DATE OF ARRIVAL DATE OF DEPARTURE car for $400. Call Steve at at Cooper Field. To claim, 90209 or'64345 AT. please call 8292 DWH or 8684 USS Seattle AOE-3 Jan. 26, 1981 March 6, 1981 AWH, ask for Bill. USS Nimitz CVN-68 Feb. 28, 1981 March 9, 1981 21,500 BTU 220 V A/C, 4 1/2 years USCGC Chase WHEC-718 March 3, 1981 March 27, 1981 old, runs great, $225, available Silver-gray male cat, about 6 USS Biddle CG-34 Feb. 27, 1981 April 6, 1981 March 5, '76 Renken fiberglass months old, in Caravella Point USCGC Gallatin WHEC-721 March 7, 1981 March 20, 1981 double hull boat, has steering area. Extremely affectionate. USS Fort Snelling LSD-30 March 4, 1981 April 1, 1981 and control cables and trailer, Call 951023 AWH. USS Richard L. Page FFG-5 Jan. 29, 1981 March 7, 1981 make me an offer. Call 8636 USS Conyngham DDG-17 Feb. 24, 1981 April 7, 1981 DWH.or 90205 AT or see at Nob Hill Services USS Deyo DD-989 Feb. 4, 1981 March 11, 1981 61 B. USCGC Ingham WHEC-35 Aug. 1, 1981 March 20, 1981 I would like to babysit during the USS Estocin FFG-15 Feb. 11., 1981 March 3, 1981 day or during the evenings. I am '64 Olds 2 doors, V8, good condition experienced and love children. needs transmission work. Price For more information call 96219 AT. negotiable. Call 90224 AWH. I would like to provide child care DAILY ENERGY USAGE 3 '77 Yamaha 360cc, excellent condi- in my home for working mothers, tion, 4,600 miles, recent tune-up/ Monday through Friday. Prefer WATER service, $1200. Call 96178 AT. one to four years of age; reason- Consumption: 1,085,000 Gallons able prices, prefer Granadillo L '80 Chevy Monza, V6 AT, A/C, PS, Point area. Call 98254 AT. Gallons excellent condition, 9,500 miles. Target: 1,000,000 Call 96178 AT. '80 Kawasaki KD80 80cc, engine ENERGY. ELECTRICITY five hours running less than KWH time, off-road only, not for We can't afford Consumption: 241,200 fulllsized adult. Great for 9 - 16 year. $660. Call 96178 to waste it. Target: 259,190 KWH AT.