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ENERGY CONSERVATION IS

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If your dryer has an automatic GAZETTE dry cycle, use it. The timed cycles on your dryer can waste energy because they'll continue Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to operate even after your clothes are dry. Also make sure that the outside exhaust vent of your dryer is kept Volume 36 Number 159 Thursday, August 20, 1981 clean. A clogged exhaust will lengthen the amount of time it takes to dry your clothes.

Navy F-14s down Libyan jets over Med ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART?

WASHINGTON (UPI)--Although it has In a report on Libya's Tripoli Meanwhile, the White House says been a little over 24 hours since radio. monitored in Beirut, Libya President Reagan is keeping abreast U.S. Navy pilots downed two Libyan made the revelation yesterday after- of the situation in Los Angeles. - .News jets, the one-minute clash between noon that it shot down the U.S. Presidential spokesman Larry Speak- U.S. and Libyan jet fighters in Navy F-14 jetfighter when eight es says White House counselor Edwin the Mediterranean has set off an American war planes attacked two of Meese and National Security Adviser 'Digest International war of words. its jets. Richard Allen are keeping Reagan The Libyans say the incident en- Libya's news agency said the at- informed. NORTH CAROLINA (UPI)--Tropical storm dangers world peace, but there's tack occurred in its territorial "Dennis" lashed the North Carolina been no reaction of substance by waters. The U.S. says the encount- Speakes has vehemently denied coast with strong winds and heavy the government of Libyan strongman er occurred in international air- reports in "Newsweek" that the U.S. rain early today as it moved along Moammar Khadafy. space over the south-central Medi- naval exercises were the Reagan the Eastern seaboard, half over land However, the Soviets, who sup- terranean Sea. administration's "first direct chal- and half over water. But storm- plied the two Sukhoi-22 fighters The U.S. says there were only two lenge" to Libya, aimed at testing watchers say it appears "Dennis" did that were shot down early yester- U.S. F-14 "Tomcat" fighters in the Khadafy's reaction to American man- most of its damage earlier this week day, call the incident a "Piratical area, one routine naval exercises euvers in the 120-mile limit claim- in Florida, where up to 20 inches action." But so far the Libyans about 60 nautical miles off the ed by Libya. The U.S. recognizes a of rain caused at least one death have neither cut off oil supplies coast of Libya, when they were three-mile limit for naval exercises. and several million dollars in da- nor taken any action against the fired upon by the two Libyan jets. mage. estimated 2,500 oil workers and The two U.S. planes, using Side- Also, Defense Secretary Casper other Americans residing in Libya. winder missiles, responded with Weinberger declared the U.S. planes TOKYO (AP)--California farmers are like fire. had no alternative but to shoot breathing a sign of relief, after Washington has issued an advisory The Pentagon says the two U.S. down the Libyan jets after the Amer- Japan announced it's dropping a pro- to oil firms employing Americans jets, stationed aboard the USS ican jets were fired upon. His com- posed quarantine on produce from to leave because of the "deterior- Nimitz, were taking part in pre- ments were made to a cheering con- the state. Japanese officials had ating conditions" between the U.S. viously announced 6th Fleet exer- vention of the Veterans of Foreign been afraid of importing the Medfly and Tripoli. But, Exxon and Conoco cises when the incident occurred. Wars, yesterday in Philadelphia. along with the produce. But that both say the situation in the North fear was apparently laid to rest African nation is calm, and the after talks yesterday between State Libyan government has promised not Department and Japanese officials. to act against the American workers. 'Take to heart' these studies

Conflicting reports center around NEW YORK (UPI)--On the medical front It is estimated 25 to 50 million NEW YORK (UPI)--A UN de-colonization the flash dogfight. are two items that sports enthus- women worldwide use the pill, in- committee will vote today on a re- The U.S. claims to have brought iasts and users of the birth con- cluding five to eight million in solution co-sponsored by Cuba and down the two Libyan planes after trol pill should take to heart. the United States. Syria, urging the U.S. to grant in- they attacked two American war jets A Harvard Medical School profess- dependence to Puerto Rico. During unprovoked. Libya claims a U.S. or says spectator sports could be the three-day debate, Puerto Rico plane attacked first, and that Lib- fatal for "do or die" fans. Airport X-rays could nationalists lashed out at the U.S. an American Dr. Thomas Graboys says the emot- denying island residents their return fire downed F-14.ya's ional stress of agonizing over a "elementary rights" as citizens. Libya has made no mention of crucial game can produce irregular plane losses. The U.S. denies Lib- heartbeats, which for already weak Damage exposed film WASHINGTON (AP)--A government re- ya downed a U.S. aircraft. individuals could be a prelude to view of the March 30th attempted assassination of President Reagan re- fatal complications. NEW YORK (UPI)--Airport X-ray sec- Graboys cited the case of a 54- leased yesterday credits four Secret urity devises apparently can harm Service men with "exemplary perform- year-old Boston Celtics fan and undeveloped photographic film. Airline travel safe says former heart attack victim. The ance," but found glaring gaps in That, according to tests done by the security system. Among the unnamed fan became so excited during UPI. last winter's NBA Playoffs that he recommendations for tightening Pilots' union president experienced what Graboys says could The FAA is considering changing presidential protection--an auto- have been "sudden death" through its rules to allow signs at air- matic buildup of security in the WASHINGTON (UPI)--The head of the impaired circulation. ports warning that X-ray screening aftermath of a threat. nation's airline pilots' union has In another study published in the "may damage ordinary undeveloped called on President Reagan to show re- film." New England Journal of Medicine, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)--The death "compassion" to the 12,000 striking searchers have issued another health Airport signs now only say X-ray toll reached 112 yesterday in the air controllers in order to end the advisory on the pill. and scientific film needs to be July 17th collapse of two walkways walkout, now in its third week. Researchers say women who have removed from baggage before screen- at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. A used the oral contraceptive for 10 schoolteacher died of J.J. O'Donnell, president of the ing. The UPI tests found black-and- 32-year-old years or more are three times more she suffered in the 33,000-member Commercial Pilots white film affected after repeated head injuries likely than non-pill users to suffer collapse. A hospital spokeswoman Union, believes the standoff is not scannings.while color film was heart attacks. And the study says Jean Carver had been in in the country's best interests if unusable after being x-rayed six says Cathy it doesn't matter if the long-term times or more. a coma ever since the accident. it means a reduction in the air con- users have discontinued the pill's trol system at the nation's airports. use, the threat is still there. But O'Donnell also says that the present arrangement, in which mili- tary controllers are replacing the Scientists seek out 10th strikers, is safe.

O'Donnell accuses controllers' solar system planet nion president Robert Poli of using scare tactics in claiming that the Reagan administration's refusal to WASHINGTON (UPI)--Brace your tri- reinstate the strikers is endanger- pods and hold onto your telescopes. ing airline passengers. The solar system may have 10 planets not nine. So far, the search for the pos- New phone number for sible planet has been conducted mainly by numbers, with scientists at the U.S. Naval Observatory feed- ing assumptions into an IBM comput- Base weather forecasts er. But now, with the computer help- Sthe Naval Oceanography Command ing to point the way, scientists L'achment, Guantanamo Bay, announ-- plan to do a "trial" search of the ces a new phone number for the de- night sky. This is according to partment's recorded weather fore- Kenneth Seidelman, who is director casts, which becomes operational on of the observatory's Nautical Al- Friday, Aug. 21. manac Office. He expects the first peek to take place in the next The new number is: 64213. couple of months. If there really.is a 10th planet CUBAN SOLDIERS FROM THE "FRONTIER BRIGADE" have been spending a lot In addition to providing daily out there, the discovery will mark weather forecasts, callers will al- the first of its kind since Pluto of time cleaning-up the area around the North East Gate. Speculation that the reason behind this effort was the presence of U.S. so receive information on astronom- was captured on film more than 50 exists media earlier this week. (Official U.S. Navy photo.) ical and tidal data. years ago. Page 2. The Daily Gazette Thursday, August 20, 1981 Special Announcements Club Activities SPO CLUB IS HAVING AN 4LL-YOU-CAN- eat Italian Buffet Dinner on Friday, community August 21. Have spaghetti w/meat sauce, assorted pizza, buttered broccoli, salad bar, garlic toast, coffee or iced tea, all for $5.75. Entertainment will be provided by Graphic Expression. On Saturday, bulletin board August 22, we'll be serving from the open menu and Bubba III will Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette be there for your entertainment. office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried to the Public Affairs Office in.the McCalla Admin AHOY THERE!!! MEET AND GET AC- Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the quainted with the new SPO Club previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce-, manager. FREE draft beer and hors COME ONE, COME ALL!!! ments will be accepted any time. Announcements d'oeurves from 4-5:30 p.m. on Fri- will be published at least once a week at the dis- day, August 28th. Welcome aboard, to the cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities Mr. Cabrera! that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex GONG SHOW and color or national origin will not be accepted. THE COMO MIXED WINTER BOWLING LEAGUE The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right, to ed- is now forming. All personnel who by the Sponsored it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- enjoy COMO Club privileges should ing hours, DWH-during working hours). submit team rosters to Lois at High School Cheerleaders 8579 DWH. The first week of bowl- ing will be Sept. 3. A general at the membership meeting will be held to discuss rules and prizes. Elementary School Amphitheatre Educational Notes SNCO CLUB PRESENTS -- 1ST ANNUAL Friday, August 21; 8 p.m. SCHOOL DAYS, Gong Show Friday, August 28 at - SCHOOL DAYS, $49.99. All RAH-RAH-SIS- YOU ARE INVITED 9 p.m. Cash prize BOOM-BA!!! TO OUR FIRST FALL E-6 through E-9 and dependents THE LEEWARD POINT HOBBY SHOP WILL Any persons wishing TERM -- 1981-1982 are invited. closed until further notice due be Does all that remind OLDDOMIN to participate in the Gong Show, to manpower shortage. LNVFPSffy you of something? Well please sign up at the SNCO Club or call 951234 here it is again, folks before August 20 WHAT: An offering of many academic further information. Tickets ANY FORMER "BROWN WATER" SAILORS COLLEGE REGISTRATION for courses are on sale in advance at the SNCO desiring to get together for the TIME AGAIN! WHEN: Pre-registration--Aug. 10-22 Club--$3 per person, which includes purpose of socializing and talking Los Angeles Metro- Final registration--Aug.24-29 admission with medium and heavy to your old shipmates, at a date politan College is hav- Monday to Fridays, 9-a.m.- hors d'oeuvres. to be determined, are requested ing it's Term I regis- 5 p.m. CWO tration at the Down- to contact CWO Williams, Saturday 9 a.m. - Cooney or BMC Marshall at FTG. town Lyceum from Aug. 1 p.m. Please dial 8730/8515 or 8716 DWH. 10 through the 22nd. Term: Aug. 31-Oct. 22, 1981 ATTENTION We are open for regis- Exchange Notes from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., WHERE: Registration is at the Down- Bus Schedule a- and someone is present town Lyceum College Office. always during the lunch Classes are held at the W.T. WINDMILL BEACH TIRED OF LOOKING THROUGH LAST YEAR'S hour. Sampson High School. To Beach Exchange catalog? Well stop in the RSVP: To Old Dominion University Navy Exchange Retail Store and pick Come in ahd look over our fine Call 8307 for Hospital 8:00 a.m. up your edition of the 1982 Exchange by Aug. 29. selection of courses that are avail- Marine Site 8:05 a.m. catalog. They are available at the more information. able to help you start or continue ,BOQ 8:08 a.m. courtesy counter at the entrance of your college career. Courses will Gold Hill BEO 8:10 a.m. the Exchange, while supply lasts. be available in Fire Science, Admin- AN ACCREDITED FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITY fowling Alley 8:16 a.m. Limit one (1) per customer, please. istration of Justice, Emergency Med- is here to serve your academic TK/Kittery Beach ical Technician, Business and Ac- needs. Old Dominion University Housing 8:20 a.m. Vir- NEED A NEW IMAGE FOR THE SCHOOL counting, Humanities, Engineering, (ODU), located in Norfolk, Windmill Beach 8:30 a.m. year? August 21st and 22nd is English skills, and Physical educa- ginia, has a branch office here on base. We offer about 50 courses the time for a complete change. tion. Call 8307 for more informa- Hospital 12:00 p.m. a year over five 8-week terms, Along with the regular services, tion. Marine Site 12:05 p.m. including many short courses. the Navy Exchange Beauty Shop BOQ 12:08 p.m. offers the Max Factor Represen- Our faculty, coursework, and enroll- JOB OPPORTUNITY: Along with the Gold Hill Beq 12:10 p.m. tative, who will be on hand to ment policies meet all the univer- Marine Corps, and the Navy Exchange, Bowling Alley 12:16 p.m. give free makeup demonstrations sity's high standards. Tuition LA Metro College is also looking for TR/Kittery Beach and makeup tips for the classroom. rates are very competitive with a few Good People. Housing 12:20 p.m. Call 8764 and make your appoint- state-supported and private Do you have skills and knowledge Windmill Beach 12:30 p.m. ment today. schools throughout the U. S. Our you would like to share with others. first fall term is about to begin. College Hospital 4:00 p.m. Los Angeles Metropolitan Please stop by our office at the for people to teach the Marine Site 4:05 p.m. is looking Downtown Lyceum or call ODU's Blue Caribe following courses: BOQ 4:08 p.m. coordinator, Mary Kelley, at 8307 Gold Hill BEQ 4:10 p.m. Thursday, August 20 Administration of justice, auto for more information. mechanics, motorcycle mechanics, Bowling Alley 4:16 p.m. refrigeration, TK/Kittery Beach "Cuban Night" English, business, data processing, sailing, carpentry, ARE YOU INTERESTED .IN GAINING Housing 4:20 p.m. experience teaching at the college p.m. Paella teal estate, foreign languages, Eng- Windmill Beach 4:30 working with small Arroz Valenciana lish as a second language, level?. In From Beach fire science, electronics, early classes of motivated adults?. In supplementing your income?. $5.50 .childhood development, meterology, Windmill Beach 1 2:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. biology, astronomy. In sharing your interest, expertise TK/Kittery and enthusiasm in your specialized Friday, August 21 We are also looking for people Beach Housing 122:40 p.m. 4:40 p.m. to teach in our community services field with others?.In providing Bowling Alley 1 2:44 p.m. 4:44 p.m. a service for your community?. "Greek Night" program for day and evening courses. Gold Hill BEQ 1: 2:50 p.m. 4:50 p.m. If you have extensive experience In expanding your list of qualifi- BOQ 1 2:52 p.m. 4:52 p.m. cations for your professional re- Steak-a-Bob and or associate, bachelor's or a Marine Site 1 2:55 p.m. 4:55 p.m. sume? Then Old Dominion University Baked Potato or masters degree you may be qualified Flospital 11:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. is interested in you.as an ad- French Fries to teach for us. information or applica- junct instructor two evenings per Sttdays & Holidays - To Beach Vegetables For more Wheeler at,,8307 week for one or more eight-week Salad Bar tions call Rochelle behind the terms! Please call Mary Kelley at Pier Lima 10:05 a.m. 2:05 Rolls w/butter or come by the office between 10 a.m. 8307 DWH or 952250 AWH for details. FTCG/SRD 10:06 a.m. 2:06 Coffee or Iced Tea downtown lyceum p.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Bank/Supply 10:08 a.m. 2:08 p.m. 10:10 a.m. 2:10 p,m. $6.50 BASIC EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY NEX Mini-Mart GRANTS (BEOG) are monies that can Cable Beach 10:35 a.m. 2:35 p.m. E-5s IA NEW TUITION ASSISTANCE. help you get a college education prom Beach TUE LjDlY through E-9s with less than 14 and are not repayable. BEOG Cable Beach 2:35 p.m. 6:00 p.m. fi years pay only 10% of the tuition grants are based on your income Bank/Supply 2:45 p.m. 6:10 p.m. costs for a college class. and financial need. We still have FTG/SRD 2:46 p.m. 6:11 p.m. Los Angeles Metropolitan College a limited supply of applications GAZETTE Pier Lima 2:48 p.m. 6:13 p.m. has a wide selection of classes at the Los Angeles Metropolitan ii - I for the upcoming term. Class College Office located behind the at the Downtown Lyceum. For more infor- Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, schedules are available LAMCO office located behind the mation call Rochelle or Terry at Downtown Lyceum. For more infor- 8307 or 8748. Commander, U.S. Naval Base Keep mation contact Rochelle Wheeler or 8748. the sound of . at 8307 GTMO IS A GOOD PLACE TO TAKE INTRO- M.bemS.Prucha.PblicAfairsOffice'- 11. ShardsPower.Assistant Rublic Affairs Of Mica, ductory Oceanography! This course independence JO1 Ron glust. .Editor A PARENT EFFECTIVENESS TRAINING will view chemical and physical in the air. (PET) course is being offered to properties of seawater, marine the Daily Gazette is published according to t lesand reg lations for ship and station ane, papers parents of children of all ages. biology, currents, waves and tides as outlined in NAEOS P-35 and under the direction Classes will begin Monday, Sept. among other topics. Old Dominion Take stock in America. bf the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times weekly at goverment expense on government 14 at 7 p.m. A fee of $25 will University is holding registration Buy U.S. Savings Bonds. equipent at the Nayy Publications and Printing Service until August 29 for the first fall Branch Of fice, the opiniousorsaentinnwitm be collected. For more informa- tht appear herein are not to be construed as official tion or to register for this term. Please call 8307/8748 for of as reflecting the vies of COHAVBASE or the De-; aparment of the Navy. course call 95359 or 952248. details. Thursday, August 20, 1981 The Daily CA7Per Page 3. gtmo dialogue On Saturday, Aug. 15, our boat transportation to the Leeward became stranded on Hicacal Beach Ferry Landing. because of engine problems. The four of us would like to We sent a call for help to the offer our sincerest thanks to the Leeward Marines when it became Leeward Marines, especially to apparent that a rescue was not go- First Lieutenant Jones and Ser- ing to take place. geant Schaffer. Their courtesy and assistance is unparalleled. They responded by providing all the relief and assistance that we Thank You! could ask for. Brady They helped us in bringing our Michael boat ashore and securing it, as Patty well as, providing comfortable Kathy

LEGALMAN FIRST CLASS RICHARD FARGO has the Navy Achievement Medal pinned on his uniform by LCDR T.F. Jakubiak, officer-in-charge, Naval Legal Service Office Detachment, Guantanamo Bay, during an awards ceremony held Aug. 13. LN1 Fargo received the award for his superior performance of duty as military justice supervisor, pre-and-post trail legalman, and senior court reporter for the detachment during the period, Aug. 20, 1979, to May 31, 1981. Petty Officer Fargo also received a letter of appreciation from the former Staff Judge Advocate, CDR. Charles Ellis, JAGC, for his support to the Commander, Naval Base, and various tenant activities in processing all courts-martial trials at the Naval Base, from Aug. 20, 1979, to the present. (Official U.S. Navy photo.) Notes From the Base Vet NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHY COMMAND DETACHMENT, Guantanamo Bay, recently --The Veterinary Clinic operates on pet's health, give us a call at held a promotion ceremony, officiated by LT Mike Dickenson, offi- an appointment only basis. Ap- 95412 or 95301 for more information. cer-in-charge. The following weather observers were promoted: pointments may be made by calling (left to right) Sandy Hall, frocked to Aerographer's Mate Second the Clinic secretary from 8 a.m.- --If you are leaving Guantanamo Class; Ann Tarwater and Catherine Fredlund, both advanced to 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m., and are planning on taking your - Aerographer's Mate Airman; and Roberta Flaherty, advanced to Monday through Friday. pets with you, the following regu- Aerographer's Mate Third Class. (Official U.S. Navy photo.) lations apply for re-entry back in- --Puppies should have their first to the United States: shots at six to eight weeks of age. Kittens should have theirs at nine 1) Rabies vaccinations must be at weeks. Boosters for rabies and least 30 days old, but not more other vaccinations for both dogs than a year old. and cats are giren on an annual Energy Grouch Speaks basis. 2) Health Out certificates must be ob- tained within 10 days of departure. All puppies and kittens by EOC G.E. Carter should also be checked for intestinal --Emergencies are handled at any- parasites ("worms") at an early age. time. During working hours, please Stool specimens may be submitted call the Veterinary Clinic to be for exam anytime during working sure that the Vet is there. hours. After working hours, the Veter- Kick airconditioner bad use habit All dogs should have heart worm inarian may be reached by calling prevention during their stay in the Hospital Emergency Room at The COMNAVBASE Energy Program is Remember! If we are to stay with- Guantanamo Bay. If your dog is 913230. still alive and kicking. However, in our budget and reach our energy not on this medication, or you a large number of air conditioners goals, conservation is a must. have any questions concerning your Thanks, the Vet are being left on when no one is at home during working hours. And finally, many spaces are activating their air conditioners before the BATES: An instructor who's authorized hours of operation. found his mark By J03 Patty Scheffner COMNAVBASE cannot afford this type tion of Rifle Practice's Excellence scores and inter-command matches. of attitude and behavior. It is For the first time in six years, in Competition award in the matches, But Bates pointed out that any- GTMO sent everyone's responsibility to make a team to the Atlantic attributed this to the fact that one can go to the,Atlantic Fleet a positive effort toward conserving Fleet Rifle and Pistol Matches at "most hadn't shot under competitive Matches as long as they "find a energy, especially here in Guantanamo Fleet Command Training Center At- pressure" before. way to get there and get the command Bay where the utility costs are so lantic in Dam Neck, Va. to let them go." high. As a team they did not do well. Sponsored by Special Services, If you have recently arrived in But David A. Bates, who received the GTMO team, according to Bates, The 35-year-old small arms marks- Guantanamo Bay, you may think our the National Board for the Promo- was determined by qualification manship instructor received orders requests are excessive; however, we as an instructor without ever having are only asking you, the consumer, fired a gun before. "I was really to eliminate the energy waste in apprehensive," Bates said, "but I your daily life. We must learn to had outstanding instructors to work conserve at every available oppor- for, and I learned a lot from them." tunity. Normal air conditioning hours are Participants in matches use the rom 1 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. or 15 min- service .45 pistol and the M-1 utes before close of business each Garand rifle. Bates said the .45 workday. These hours apply to all is difficult to learn to shoot be- Guantanamo Bay shore facilities cause of the size of the bullet and except quarters. Air conditioning the kick, but "with the right in- may not be activated even within struction, anyone can learn how to cooling hours unless room air tem- shoot." perature exceeds 850F and all pos- sible natural ventilation and air Bates thinks GTMO should have circulation cannot relieve severe intramural pistol competition and discomfort of personnel. Air con- Jack Kennedy, Special Services athletic ditioners will always be secured 15 director, is working on it. minutes before the close of business Kennedy doesn't see any problems Stay comfortable these hot months, with arranging the matches. GTMO but conserve energy by not main- already has the facilities and taining a temperature below 80 qualified help, so the biggest ex- when cooling and do not cool infre- pense will be the initial cost for quently used rooms. Operate your the pistols and ammunition. air conditioning unit on low, night cool or in the medium range, and If all goes well, Kennedy plans to remember to clean the A/C filters begin intramural competition next or coils at least once a month. AO1 DAVID.A. BATES, SMALL ARMS marksmanship instructor (right) year. Bates hopes GTMO will "jump The monthly cleanings will make your gives pointers to BT2 R.J. Velotti, a member of Base Police, on it" and "try to take up a good unit more efficient and enable it during target practice at the pistol range. (Photo by PHAN team" to the Atlantic Fleet Rifle to provide years of reliable ser- Amy Miller.) and Pistol Matches. vice. Page 4 The Daily Gazette Thursday, August 20, 1981 Track and Field l * IFIIExecs adopt revised baseball format (AP)--Britain's Sebastian Coe and U.S. hurdler Renaldo Nehemiah shar- From UPI and AP -- Major League said they would forfeit games in- ed the spotlight yesterday at a executives have devised a new play- tentionally if it meant getting into track meet in NBA Zurich, Switzerland. off plan which will eliminate the the playoffs. Coe regained the world record UPI -- The NBA college draft may be prospect of teams profiting from The Players Association's general for the mile from British rival in jeopardy. Former Tennessee losing. counsel, Don Fehr, says the execu- Steve Ovett with a time of three Player Howard Wood, a second round Under a revised format, which tive board is being polled by phone, minutes, 48.53 hundredths seconds. choice of the Utah Jazz, filed suit needs approval from the Players with the possibility that the re- Nehemiah shattered his own mark in a New York Federal court yester- Association, a team that wins both sults could be released sometime for the 110-meter hurdles with a day, claiming the draft violates halves of the season will meet the today. clocking of 12.93 seconds, the anti-trust laws. team that finishes second in its Reggie Jackson says he voted first sub-13 second effort in his- The six-seven forward believes he division during the second half of against the new plan because it tory. and all other rookies have a right the season. penalizes any team which finished to negotiate freely with any NBA The plan eliminates the old con- well in the first half. (UPI)--A brouhaha is brewing over a club. cept in which the team with the He wants the present system, mile run down New York's Fifth Ave- Wood did not report to Utah's second best overall record would which would match a double winner nue--a unique event scheduled for rookie camp in July, saying the qualify for the playoffs. That idea against the team with the next-best Sept. 26th that will be run on a club's contract offer was "below created problems when some managers overall record, left intact. straight course instead of an oval acceptable salary levels." track. The president of the Inter- national Amateur Athletics Federa- (UPI)--Abdul Jeelani.one of four Tigers' pitching continues shutout mastery tion in London ordered the race Dallas Mavericks who started and canceled because the proposed course finished the club's inaugural NBA AP -- The Tigers got a two-run hom- Red Sox, 4-2.and the Seattle Mar- has a net drop of 10 yards from season. . .has decided to leave the er from Stan Papi last night and iners kept pace with the A's by start to finish. However, American club and play in Europe next sea- stretched their winning streak to beating Cleveland, 4-3 in 10 inn- officials say all eligibility rules son. Another original Maverick-- six games with a 4-0 victory over ings will be followed. Marty Byrnes--has become a free a- the Minnesota Twins. gent, leaving only Tom Lagarde and In the National League, Houston Since Tennis Jim Spanarkel from the team's orig- the season resumed, Detroit trounced Montreal, 9-1, as Nolan inal members. pitchers have not allowed an earned (UPI)--John Ryan picked up his seventh win. McEnroe and Jimmy Con- run in 32 and two-thirds innings. nors continue to avoid Joe Nolan drove in four runs with a the rash of Dave Tobik worked two-and-a-third the upsets in the $200,000 ATP Boxing single and a pair of doubles to innings last night to preserve the lead Cincinnati to a 6-3 Championships in Kings Island, Ohio. (UPI)--Promoter Don King says a triumph win for Dan Schatzeder. over Philadelphia. McEnroe defeated Mike Cahill of proposed fight between heavyweight Memphis, 6-3, 6-0, Brian Asseltine's three-run, yesterday while champion Larry Holmes and top-ranked In other American League action, Connors pinch-hit homer gave Atlanta a 5-2 beat Russell Simpson of New contender Gerry Cooney could be the the Chicago White Sox edged the victory over the Mets. Bill Madlock Zealand by the same score. richest in boxing history. King Yankees, 6-5. the Texas Rangers went 3 for 4 and drove in two runs Three other seeded players, Brian says each fighter could get $10 turned back the Brewers, 4-1.and Teacher, defending to help Pittsburgh to a 7-3 win over champion Harold million and the live-gate would al- Lloyd Moseby had three singles and Solomon and Tomas San Francisco. Smid of Czecho- so be $10 million. Although King's drove in six runs to power Toronto slovakia, were St. Louis tripped San Diego, 7-6 eliminated from the number-one preference is to hold to a 9-4 triumph over Kansas City. and the Cubs edged the Dodgers, 4-3. tournament. the bout at Caesar's Palace in Las At the women's Canadian Open Ten- Vegas.promoters from Thailand, On the West Coast, Oakland won its ST. LOUIS (UPI) nis Championships in Toronto, Chris Nigeria and the Philippines have fifth straight.beating -- The Cardinals the Boston have Evert Lloyd, Andrea Jaeger and Mar- expressed an interest in staging reactivated catcher Darrell tina Navratilova hardly worked up the fight. Porter, who has been on the disabled a sweat against their women oppon- Baseball list since mid-May. ents, winning Porter, who signed a five-year, easy victories. (AP)--There (UPI)--The undercard of the Thomas was improvement re- three-and-a-half million dollar ported in the condition of two- Hearns-Sugar Ray Leonard fight on contract with the Cardinals last year-old Travis John, the son of NFL September 16th will include un- winter, has not played since early New York Yankee pitcher (UPI)--Kansas City quarterback beaten teen-agers Tony Ayala and Tommy May because of a shoulder injury. Steve Fuller, injured in the Chiefs' Milton McCrory. The 18-year-old John. The boy has been unconscious Ayala--who since last Thursday when he fell pre-season opener against Washing- has a 12-0 record with BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) from a third-floor window at the -- Minne- ton, is reported in satisfactory 11 knockouts--will face former sota shortstop Roy Smalley says he condition following surgery to re- Mexican welterweight champion Jose Johns' summer home in New Jersey. wants to be traded. A doctor at a New York hospital move torn cartilage in his right Baquedano. The 19-year-old McCrory Smalley has been bothered by a says young knee. A club spokesman says Fuller will go for his 16th straight John is showing signs back injury for much of the season of improvement and that is expected to miss only four to knockout against Bruce Finch of his re- and is upset at published reports flexes seem to be coming back. six weeks of action. Milwaukee. by Twins' owner Calvin Griffith questioning his integrity. Soccer 1 GBYAA Tennis Tournament For those who still need to sign up for Soccer, the GBYAA will con- Deadlines for rosters for the classic tinue to accept registrations at fieds upcoming Intercommand Tennis Tourn- I the following locations during ament are due by Sept. 11 by 4:30 For Sale working hours only: p.m. The season will start tent- Twin bed, boxspring and mattress, Set of double bed, frame, mattress CO L Admin Office, Bldg. M-207; atively on Sept. 24. $35; six-drawer chest, $35; baby and headboard, and chest of drawers U.S. Naval Hospital, CMD Master stroller, $25. Prices firm. Call (6) w/mirror, $120; snow tires, Chief's Office; Wine Cellar, Mike 951191 to see at TK 43 AT. size G 78-14 w/rim, w/w, $25 each; Fluck; Base Comm Center (BCT), Local Football lawn mower, 2 h.p.(Briggs & Strat- Ken Porter; FTG, Earl Koose, Ken 1976 Dodge van equipped with ice ton), easy to operate, available Vencill;. Ordnance Dept., Senior Deadlines for rosters for the up- box, sofa bed, table, light blue middle part of Sept., $40. Call Chief Nichols; Supply Dept. (above coming Intercommand Football Tourn- carpet, captain chairs, p/s, p/b, 8884 or 913234. Bank), Supply Officer or his sec- ament will be due by Sept. 11 by auto trans., a/c, am/fm-8-track retary. 4:30 p.m. The season will start stereo, low mileage (32,000), ask- Plastic Disc Weights (105 pounds), tentatively on Sept. 22. ing $5,300. Call 96189 AT. including bar and bench press. Mens' Decathlon Call 8190/90113 DWH. ATTENTION Gitmo special, 1968 Cutlass conver- Due to the large number of part- ADVANCED DIVERS tible, icipants in the Mens' Decathlon, $300 or best offer. Call There will be a PADI advanced 97280 Woman's L.G. Haig leather the decathlon trials will be held AWH. sandals, diving course offered by Bill Sloan, size 7B. Never been worn. $10. on Saturday, Aug. 22, starting at 8:30 a.m. Jr., starting Aug. 22 at the Reef Hobie Cat 16' Catamaran sailboat Call 99205 AT. Raiders' classroom, There will be five events schedu- beginning at used for only 17 months. This is 8 a.m. a special edition "KEOKE" with led for the morning and five Volvo, best offer. Call 96281 AWH. This course consists of five multicolor sails, events scheduled for the afternoon. black anodized dives, and a lecture on "Natural mast, boom and frame For more information and a list and orange Navigation." The five dives will Honda CB-100 of events, call Special Services at trampoline, mocha hulls. Acces- in good condition, runs include: Compass Navigation, 951160 or stop by the Special Ser- Night sories include life jackets, good, brand new battery and blinkers Diving, vices Office. Search, Recovery and a Deep trapeze gear, butt-bucket, har- in the front; a stereo cassette Dive. ness and various tools tape recorder AM/FM radio, and parts. in really Extra gear required will be a Call LCDR Miller at 8119 good condition, one month old. Call Swimming DWH or light, compass, depth gauge, dive 8185 95595 AWN. after 5 p.m., if not home, Swim Team sign-up, all ages, tables, slate and an open mind. please leave message for Saturday, Aug. 22, in front of Luis or Call Bill or Ann at 8446 AT. Cost Living room set: sofa, chair, foot- phone number. the Navy Exchange. stool; two sets of furniture covers is $75.00. included, one set fitted, one set throw. Asking $150. Call 98265 Wanted DAILY usAGE AWH. Medium size cat cage. Call 8884 'r- ENERGY or 913234. i WATER ELECTRICITY Air conditioners, one Sears Cold- A spot 11,000 BTU and one 18,000 Cash $$$--lower end needed for Use: 1,299,000 Gallons Use: 285,400 KWH Admiral with air circulator; two 40 h.p. Evinrude outboard motor. sheds, price negotiable; one bike Call 951280 AT. $7,794 $27,532 pump, $5; one "Merlin" game, never used, $10; one Yashica 35mm lens, Would like to buy fresh-water fish. Tar*get: 1,000,000 Gallons Target: 290,000 KWH F2.8, $30; buttonholer, never used, Call 96281 AWN. $6,000 $27,975 $3; waterpik, $15; battery charger, $3; label maker, $3; Panasonic tape Found TOTAL recorder, $20; Casio mini-calcula- tor, $6; blue rug for bathroom, $5; Gold necklace in the vicinity of Use: $35,326 backpack, $7; beige hall runner, the Marine pool. Call 8262 AT to fuel costs only Target: $33,975 $15. Call 95493 AT. identify. $ value indicates