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Child ID to Be Paid Annually Fingerprinting Slated AFIS - Beginning Oct Vol. 14, No. 38 MCAS Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii Sept.;:inber1.9;',498 Children of Beirut dead Clothing allowances soon to be delivered Treasury Certificates Child ID to be paid annually Fingerprinting slated AFIS - Beginning Oct. 1, rates will be: Marine Corps News - family situations and the enlisted clothing Marine Corps T- men, America has not forgotten its geographical moves could allowance for all services will $115.20; women, $118.80. sons or the families they left eventually make it impos- Fingerprintings for children-toddler through the sixth be paid only once a year grade, will be held at various activities here by PMO. Army - men, $115.20; behind when they were called sible to locate all of the rather than monthly. women, $129.60. to serve in Lebanon. The beneficiaries. Activities with scheduled. fingerprintings are: Mokapu The change is designed to School, today; Nakeki Drop -In Center, Monday; Air Station Navy - men, $100.80; nation's grief for those After weighing many make the payment more women, $122.40. Pre-School,' Sept. 24 and 27; and Air Station Lay Care servicemen who died in options, MCSF enlisted the visible and to encourage Air Force men, $64.80; Center, Sept. 25 and 26. Beirut has been manifested aid of Peter E. Strain, who is a service members to use the women, $90.00. in many ways; one of those former Marine and is now "This is a part of an ongoing Crime Prevention Campaign money for its intended crimes juveniles," explained Standard rates will be: ways is generous contribu- with a brokerage firm in targeted at against Cpl. Terence purpose. men, E. Nolan, Crime Prevention NCO. "The goal of this program Marines Corps - tions to establish memorial Florida. With Strain's help, The new plan calls for the $165.60; women, $169.20. scholarships for the children nearly $300,000, which had is to have a Personal Information Packet for each child to be payment to be made on the maintained by the parents." Army - men, $165.60; left behind. accrued in the Lebanon last day of the anniversary women $187.20. The packet includes the juvenile's fingerprint card, a Over the past two years, a scholarship fund, were month of the service Navy men, $144.40; large sum of that money, invested in government- photograph, a lock of hair, medical history and other member's enlistment. - personal information. women, $172.80. accepted on behalf of the backed certificates. Two types of clothing Force men, $90.00; Only one copy of the child's fingerprints, to be retained by Air - children by various nonprofit Each of the certificates will allowances will be paid: basic women, $126.00. and military-affiliated have an individual maturity the child's parents, will be produced. No fingerprinting will and standard. organizations, was transfer- value of $10,000 when the be taken without a Release Consent Form, which will be After the initial six months red for centralized safekeep- child reaches his or her 18th available at the fingerprinting locations.' of duty, a servicemember will ing and distribution to the birthday. Although contribu- In addition to being fingerprinted, the Military Police will receive one-half of the bask Marine Corps Scholarship tors and MCSF officials provide the juvenile with a guide to the prevention of crimes allowance. The full basic Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit encourage the money be used against children. allowance is then paid organization. for higher education, no such "Maintaining an up-to-date Juvenile Identification Record annually until the service That money will soon be in stipulations have been made. and fingerprints is important," said Nolan. "All too member is eligible for the the hands of those for whom A letter which accom- frequently, this invaluable information cannot be accurately 'standard allowance, which is it was intended. On Aug. 13, panies each certificate reads recalled during 'an paid annually after the third retired Marine SgtMaj. Pete in part: "We hope you will so For children who do not attend Mokapu School, Nakeki year of service. Haas, president of MCSF, honor the memories and Drop-In Center, the Air Station Pre-School or Day Care Clothing allowance rates gave 100 U.S. Treasury desires of your father by Center, and for those children who attend schooliS off-Station, vary by service and sex and Certificates, worth more than using these funds to further there will be a fingerprinting at the Main Exchange on are based on uniform costs. $1 milllion at maturity, to the your education, as education Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Beginning Oct. 1, basic Commandant. strengthens not only you, but The certificates will be your country." personally delivered to the The certificates do not, Option to charge families of the Beirut dead in unfortunately, account for all the near future by local of the children of servicemen Marine Corps representa- who died in Beirut. Officials tives around the country. have 'been unable to contact Originally, MCSF officials or locate current addresses on lub card policy changes had planned to present a nine of the children but grant to each child at age 18. indicate resources are by SSgt. Dave Smith istration fee of $5 will be without it. Either way, cards. If these cards expire But there was a concern that available should they be current members will not before the member's rotation, over the years changes in located. Officers and Staff NCOs charged to new members of the Officer or Staff NCO have to pay the $5 admin- it will be renewed for the who are now members, or will time they have become of Clubs," saki Maj. D.W. istration fee to change to amount of left members, their here no respective clubs here will Kessler, dir,ector of the "charge" cards. at additional charge. Command Club Manage- A $2 monthly service The new charge cards, increases soon have the option of . NASA which will be red, are being charging purchases to their ment System !here. "Current charge will be added to club cards. and future members will also charging members' account issued for one year. The change to club policy have the choi.Ce to remain on statements which will be "Provided the members' quotas itemized, totaled and sent out account is not delinquent and, astronaut came as a result of the old system of member- questionnaires completed by ship, only with no charge after the 15th of each month. they are still stationed here, by SSgt. Fred Carr Land, Sea and Space." The the cards will be renewed for Marines eligible to join the privilege." "The account must then be Marine Corps News opportunity is there for more paid in full by the following additional years as neces- - club. The Letters are! being sent to Space travel is no longer a Marines to wear astronaut questionnaire or who sary," said Kessler. included their likes, dislikes present members which 15th, those members dream. The National wings. are delinquent will have their No renewal fees will be Aeronautics and Space The latest information on and proposed improvements, require their response as to to current club policies or whether they want the new charge privilege suspended," charged, and the only Administration, to maintain the Astronaut Candidate said Kessler. purchases that can be its increased number of Selection Program is in activities. card with charging privileges actually "A new, one-time admin- or retain their existing cards The monthly charge limit charged are those flights into space, is actively ALMAR 170/85. Marines has been initially set at $150 made at the respective club, recruiting candidates for its who apply could be among by the club advisory boards. according to Kessler. astronaut program. the five pilots and seven be "While the cards won't be CCMS OFFICER'S CLUB Should that limit Although the number of mission specialists NASA Dec. 1, Alr Station exceeded, a notice will be sent available until the civilian mission specialists is expects to select in early 1986. Marine Corps be Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii 96863 to members to alert them that clubs will administrative- growing, the military still For more information, read they've exceeded their limit ly ready for them on Oct. 1," provides the largest pool of ALMAR 170/85 or contact and their charging priyileges added Kessler. Since a resident experience. Capt. L.F. Budenz, Jr., 1 2 3 4S b189 are temporarily suspended computerized system is Since the days of LtCol. Officer Assignment Branch, until payment is received. already in use at the Morale HQMC,' 224- John Glenn, Marines have at AUTOVON MARINE. 1. M. Current club members who and Support Division, start- rewritten one of their slogans 1138/2038 or (202) 694- ACTIVE/2LT EXP 0,/19/113 do not desire this new service up expenses for the new club to read "Marines . Air. 1138/2038. may retain their old "white" charge card are minimal. What's in a name? For an officer here a U.S. Ship U.S.S. Worden-A descen- SOMS MCAS, Kaneohe Bay, III, to talk about the ship's was blinded by an exploding dent of Civil War, Union Rear conducted a reenlistment mission and capabilities. shell during 'a sea battle with Admiral John L. Worden ceremony at the Arizona the confederate ironclad recently toured the USS Memorial and then visited While aboard, the lieute- Virginia. Earlier in the war, Worden (CG-18), the name- the USS Warden to meet with nant also learned a little the admiral suffered through sake of her relative. ship's commander, Navy about her famous relative's seven month s of confinement 1stLt.
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