Castro speaks to thousands at Montego Bay Rally

KINGSTON, JAMAICA (UPI)--Cuban Pres- North Coast in an army plane accom- The rally celebrated National Hero Meanwhile, the pro-Western opposi- ident Fidel Castro Monday headed for panied by his host, Prime Minister Day, a Jamaican holiday commemorating tion Jamaica Labour Party continued Montego Bay, the center of Jamaica's Michael Manley. seven Jamaican historical figures. to score Manley's ruling Socialist tourist industry, to speak at a mass Manley and Castro had their first Peoples National Party for the Cas- rally of thousands of curious and The mass rally in Montego Bay was substantive policy talk Sunday night tro visit. admiring Jamaicans. billed as the main event of the Cas- over a two-hour dinner at Manley's The party denounced Castro for The Cuban revolutionary, who ar- tro visit, which has been planned private residence. Jamaican govern- trying to establish a beachhead in rived Sunday for a five-day visit for two years but was postponed while ment spokesmen said they reviewed Jamaica for spreading communism amid the tightest security ever seen Jamaica went through a period of and analyzed the situation in south- throughout the Caribbean. The JLP on this Caribbean island, flew to political violence and a state of ern Africa and discussed the role of is boycotting all functions during Montegd Bay on Jamaica's jetset emergency. education in third world countries. the visit.

Tide, Sun, Temp. Weather Forecast 8813 Partly cloudy to High tde-l:28pm cloudy with thun- Low tide--6:56pm derstorms; Winds SLun~'uLe --- 6:56am N 10-14 kts; SUM P-t ---- 6:35pm Bay conditions High------90 zhote.-bade~ddaity 2-4 ft. Low ------73 The. Navy'zSonteg Tuesday, October 18, 1977 Vol. 32 No. 200 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba West German commandos make midnight raid on hijacked jet

BONN (UPI/AP) -- The ordeal of 86 chance to carry their threat to raeli broadcaster reported three rades plus more than $15 million in hostages, hijacked aboard a jetliner blow up the plane and those aboard German transports were flying to the cash, to Somalia by four terrorists, is it. site of the raid. But the story was They threatened to kill all their over. "The job is finished." The com- held elsewhere at the request of the hostages unless their demands were Crack West German commandos rescu- mandos radioed their jubilant mes- worried Bonn government, met by a deadline just one hour af- ed all of them in a daring midnight sage of success to Bonn at 12:38 ter the West Germans staged their attack reminiscent of the 1976 Is- a.m. European time, 7:38 EDT, The terrorists hijacked the Luf- lightning raid, raeli raid on Entebbe. The West German government has an- thansa 737 last Thursday on a flight The fate of industrialist Hanns The commandos, who flew into the nounced all 86 hostages who were from a Mediterranean island to Ger- Martin Schleyer is still unknown, Somali city of Mogadishu after dark, being held aboard the jetliner are many. Since then, the jetliner made and a government official says he blew open the jetliner's doors with safe, and they'll be flown to Frank- stops in Rome, Cyprus and several feels relief as a result of the sui- explosive charges. furt. Middle East and Persian Gulf air- cessful raid, but tempered relief. In seven minutes it was all over. The raid was carried out by a 60- ports before flying to Somalia, Schleyer's kidnapers apparently wor- None of the West German commandos man elite unit of the West German It was there that the hijackers ked in concert with the hijackers in was killed, although one was injured, Border Guard. The commandos flew to shot and killed the 37-year-old pi- demanding the release of jailed ter- in the brief shootout. But, at Crete earlier today and then on to lot of the jetliner and dumped his rorists. They threatened to kill least three of the four hijackers Somalia on the horn of Africa. body on the runway. him earlfr. Sunday morning if the are now reported dead. They were En route to Somalia, the mission's The terrorists had demanded the government failed to meet their de- shot to death before they had a secrecy was threatened when an Is- freedom of 13 of their jailed com- mands. British & French airways plan SST test flights into Kennedy Airport

NEW YORK (UPI) -- Air France and begin full commercial service on serve the rule of laws and not to "There was no other possible action British Airways, acting on a Supreme Nov. 22. repeat earlier demonstrations that by the Court considering the way the Court decision clearing the way for In Washington earlier in the day, threatened to shut down the airport. Port Authority has bungled," Ber- Lhe Concorde supersonic jetliner to the Supreme Court set aside a tem- Questioned at an Albany news con- man said, land in New York, said yesterday porary stay on Concorde flights in- ference, Carey backed off somewhat Levinson said his organization they would begin test flights into to New York issued Oct. 7 by Justice from a statement he made last week will stage more demonstrations at Kennedy Airport tomorrow. Thurgood Marshall. Marshall's order in which he said he was sure the Kennedy by homeowners near the air- The airlines said they planned to was issued at the request of the Supreme Court would not overrule port. Port Authority of New York and New him if he determined the plane Jersey, which operate the airport. should be banned. The Authority wanted the Court to "I will respect the Court.I will maintain the ban until it could ap- respect and uphold the rule of law," Officials and buisnessmen peal a decision by the Second U.S. Carey said, Circuit Court of Appeals, which de- "We'll do whatever we can within Transplant patient dies clared the agency's resistance to the law to protect the community and Concorde landings illegal and dis- maintain operation of the airport," criminatory. Sagner said. "Our plan is to see if The Supreme Court ruling which there are any legal steps that can arrested in fire-for-hire removes all legal barriers to im- be taken, I don't have anything up after living three days mediate flights in and out of the my sleeve." airport, brought immediate denunci- The only likely deterrent to Con- ations from community groups and lo- corde operation into New York would case by Mass. state police cal politicians who have fought the be the adoption by the Port Autho- Concorde because of its noise levels. rity of new noise regulations exclu- with chimpanzee's heart BOSTON (UPI) -- Policemen, firemen, But both Gov. Hugh Carey and Alan ding the supersonic jetliner from lawyers and businessmen were rous- Sagner, chairman of the Port Autho- Kennedy. CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA (UPI) -- The ted from bed, booked and fingerprin- rity agreed there was nothing that Carol Berman, head of the Emergen- only man ever to live more than a ted yesterday as state police began could be done to prevent the test cy Coalition to Stop the SST, sin- few hours on an implanted chimpan- rounding up 88 persons allegedly flights, gled out the Port Authority as the zee's heart died Monday in Cape involved in the largest urban fire- "Only the weather" can stop the culprit, as did Brian Levinson, pre- Town, a Groote Schur Hospital spokes- for-hire scheme in the . flights now, Carey said, and urged sident of the anti-SST group Con- man said. "There have been three deaths lin- opponents of the Concorde to "ob- corde Alert. ked to this investigation," said Benjamin Fortes, 59, who underwent Thursday by Stephen Delinsky, an assistant state the transplant operation Christian Bar- attorney general. a team headed by Dr. on the an- Attorney General Francis Bellotti Austrailian scientist developes, nard, lived for 82 hours back" style said the arson arrests follow a imal's heart sewn "piggy lengthy investigation by a special next to his own. the unit of eight offices into 35 Bos- A hospital spokesman said tests sonic shark repellent cause of Forte's death had not yet ton area fires which rang up proper- ty damages of more than $6 million. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA (UPI)-- A Sydney ing the repellent, which he said was been determined. issued by the hospital Bellotti termed it "The largest marine scientist has developed a so effective that sharks continued A statement circulation had deterior- arson ring ever uncovered in the sonic shark repellent which he says to avoid the test areas after the said his from unknown causes and all United States" and said the case could be protecting Australian bea- equipment was removed. ated attempts to improve it had failed. "disclosed corruption within the ches from sharks within a few years, Brown said the repellent consists was not immediately avail- state fire marshal's office attached local newspapers reported yesterday. of transducers (underwater loudspeak- Barnard to the Massachusetts State Police, ers) placed on the sea floor and. con- able for comment. has been used in the Boston Arson Squad and in the The scientist, Theo Brown, develop- nected to tape recorders on the A chimpanzee heart transplants -- Chelsea Fire Department. ed the repellent while working for shore. in two previous heart in 1964 and a- Charges range from murder to arson the French government in the Eastern The transducers emit a continuous in the United States but both and include burning to defraud, sub- Pacific, the newspaper said. signal on several different frequen- gain in France in 1969 -- died within mitting fraudulent insurance claims, He recently returned to Australia cies, and sharks find the noise pro- times the recipients conspiracy and bribery. from Tahiti after two years of test- duced "objectionable," he said. hours. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, October 18, 1977 Today's meetings Tomorrow's meetings GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at flw 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at Cossey at 8873 AWR. The club is 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point open to all base residents. Old Nursery School building. For Community IL= further information call 90269 or TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets at 8871. 6:30 p.m. in the Quonset Hut behind the Arts and Crafts Workshop. For GITMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet further information call Judy at Bulletin at Marblehead Hall from 6-8 p.m. 90253 AT. GITMO COIN CLUB meets in Quonset Hut 1817 behind the old elementary WATER STATUS school at 7:30 p.m. For more in- Board formation call Lou Prosser at 90172 or Art Moons at 8845. YESTERDAY'S FIGURES . , L CHURCH OF CHRIST BIBLE TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 I STUDY CLASS will meet at McCalla Chapel at 7 ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,534,000 p.m. For more information call J.L. TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,346,000 Community Bachelor at 96196 or Floyd Shaw at announcements 951144 97115 AT.

Clubs and Organizations USO SHOW LIVE FIRING SCHEDULE MARBLEHEAD SNACK BAR Live firing will be conducted at REPLACEMENT TEAM NEEDED The USO Show "Struttin"' will per- Anyone wishing to contact the the following times: form on the following dates: Marblehead Snack One team is needed for replacement Bar, please call 95300, Tuesday - 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. on the Monday Night Late Mixed Cou- and not the Bowling Alley October 23-Downtown Lyceum itself. 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. ples bowling league. For more in- October 24-Marine Lyceum Wednesday - 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. formation call 96241 or 97137. October 25-Leeward Lyceum HANDBALL TEAM FORMING Friday - 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. FRA HOSPITALITY NIGHT All shows will begin at 6:30 in Anyone interested in participating The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas Branch and Unit 100 of the Fleet the evening. This group is made up in (handball) from the between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles Reserve Assn. will hold a Hospital- of four "sles and one female playing commands which make up NavSta Red Points and all of the upper bay north ity Night, Saturday, October 22 Top 40, disco, funk and soul music. (PWD, United Services, Security of Caracoles and Granadillo Points starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are Come on out and see "Struttin"'. Department and Correctional Center), 'will be off limits. For further $2.00 per person and music will be You'll be glad you did. please contact YN2 Ronnie Andrew information, contact the Special furnished by "The Country Jesters". at PWD Admin office Services Marina, ComNavBase Duty TENNIS COURTS CLOSED 8126/8146 DWH This is a members only affair, or Room M203, GHB, AWH. Office, or Base Police. BYOB, Hors d'oeuvers will be ser- Notice ved. to all base residents. Due ODU SHORT COURSES to the Inter Command Tennis League, GIRL SCOUT CALENDARS three of the courts at Cooper Field Old Dominion University's Short Girl Scout calendars are now on CATHOLIC LADIES AUXILIARY will be reserved by Special Services Courses: EFS 544 or 497, Group Dy- sale. They will be sold door-to- for the next 10 weeks beginning Oct. namics will meet from 6 to 10 p.m. The Catholic Ladies door by all Gitmo Girl Scouts Auxiliary will 10 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday Oct. 31 - Nov. 5. and Nov. 7 - Nov. have their monthly meeting through Saturday, October 29. Oct. 18 through Friday. The remaining two 10. EPS 461, The Teaching of Read- at the Chaplain's Office. New Pocket calendars are 75q and wall mem- courts will be open to anyone desir- ing in the Content areas will meet bers are welcome. For more informa- .calendars ar $1.25. ing their use. from Nov. 10 - 12 and Nov. 14 - 17 tion call 97140 AWH. from 6 to 10 p.m. NEX PRICE CHANGES These courses carry three hours CB SKIPPERS MEETING BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO CLASS of graduate or undergraduate credit. Anyone interested in enrolling The price changes recently announ- On October 23, the Caribbean Skip- A basic black and white photo should call Nancy Held ced for Japanese, German, and Span- at 95347. pers CB Club will be having a fami- class will be held this Wednesday, Students who have already ish merchandise featured in the signed up ly picnic. Bring your own food and October 19 from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. for these classes should 1978 Navy Exchange Mail Order Cata- plan to pay drinks and join the fun. Lots of Entry fee is $15. Everyone who their tuition log, will not apply to items anytime up until the good folks to meet and ratchet jaw- signed up please show up. If you first night that are featured in the of class. The cost is ing. The good times starts at 1 p.m. did not sign up call 98276 for more NEX Pre- Christmas Mail $90, $22.50 with tuition assistance. at the large cabana at Windmill information. Order Sale Bulletin which Beach. should have been recieved at the Navy Exchange on October 12. LAMAZE CLASS The changes also will not affect the prices of items BOWLING COACHES NEEDED listed in the A new Lamaze child birth class will FREE SAMPLES October issue of "Off Dutv" maga- meet Nov. 8 at the hospital at 7 p.m. zine. Prices for sale items will Bowling coaches are needed for The Navy Exchange Food Service is This is for all interested expectant remain as listed in the sale bulle- Bantam Bowlers on Saturday mornings proud to announce that there will be parents due through February. For tin for the duration at 8:30. Please call Marcia Udd free samples at the Leeward Point of the sale, more information call Gail McCorkle which started at 99223 after working hours. Exchange on Oct. 22 from noon until on October 12 and at 8647 AT. lasts through November 1 p.m. to introduce their new Party 15. The rice WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION Ready Platters. changes announced will apply to these items after the sale. A B.VL. will be held at Marble- All items in the catalog are iden- ADULT/CHILDREN SWIM CLASSES head Hall Oct. 30. tified by their country of origin except in the audio section, where Adult beginner JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL UNDERWATER PHOTO COURSE and improvement all items wuse NEX stock numbers swimming lessons are being offered. An underwater begin with the letters "AJ" are of There will be a meeting of the Ju- photography class Classes will start on October 26 Japanese origin. for 5 weeks on Mondays, nior Flag Football Commission Oct. will start Oct. 19 at the Reef Rai- Wednesdays, ders and Thursdays at 18 at 8 p.m. at the Cub Scout Hut. classroom at 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. at the Windjammer Pool. There will be a All members of the Commission should PHOTOS OF attend, PRESIDENT, $15.00 registration fee. Sign up and any interested parents SEC DEF AND SEC NAV are urged to come. at Special Services. Children classes will begin on There are still openings for Ju- GIRL SCOUT LEADERS NEEDED The Atlantic Fleet Audio-Visual October 25 and for 5 weeks on nior Flag football players, and you Center, Detachment Guantanamo has Brownie and Junior leaders are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30 to can sign up by calling 951069 AWH. received a limited number of 8 x 10 needed for afternoon troops. Any- 3 p.m. for ages 2-4. 5 years and color portraits of the President, HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL one interested, please call Marge older will be from 3 to 4 p.m. SecDef, and SecNav. Any command Mackie at 951250 anytime. All classes will be held at the wanting to obtain There will be a meeting for all copies for offic- Windjammer Pool. Registration fee ial members of the Naval Station Human use should contact PH2 Pippins will be $10.00 per child. Sign up at 8496. The Relations Council Oct. 20.at 1 p.m. photos will be issued at Special Services Monday thru INTER COMMAND on a first in the Special Services Conference RACKETBALL come, first serve basis. Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Room, located in the Officials' As- TOURNAMENT sociation Hut, across the street Special Services is now accepting from the Windjammer. All members entries for the next Inter Command RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED are urged to attend. Racketball Tournament to be held U.S. Naval Base, Guantaname Bay, Cuba There is a critical need for ad- on October 28th, 29th, and 30th. ditional American Red Cross Vol- PWOC BAZAAR WORKSHOP This will be open to singles and unteers at both the Naval Hospital doubles play. Anyone interested There will be no PWOC bazaar and the W.T. Sampson Elementary in participating contact Special workshop on Thursday, Oct. 20. School health room. Interested Services at 951160 prior A council meeting will be held to 4 pm. persons should call June Lind- on October 26th. This Capt. on October 21 at 9:30 a.m. at the event will David W. DeCook strom at 96125 or call the Red be held in the evenings home of Chris Ayars, MP 395, This of the above Naval Base Commander Cross office at 95434 or 8676. dates. will be a joint meeting of newly Naval Station Commanding Officer Application forms are also avail- elected officers as well as present able at the Red Cross office J 2 odhoe.Jourist which J'3Jff. officers. C-9 TO NAS CECIL FIELD . orls is located adjacent to the Sound Scene. Why not share a little of your time in a cause that helps There will be a C-9 flight to NAS The usnrn-a-tt ispublished acrigt h Special Announcements Cecil Field, Florida on Wednesday others in our community? October 19, departing at 12:45 p.m. OUT PATIENT CLINIC TEXTBOOKS ARE IN Interested personnel should report to the MAC terminal with baggage The Out Patient Clinic at the The textbooks are in for the and leave papers no later than 10:00 hospital will be giving Yellow "Business Law" course and classes Wednesday morning. Personnel should Fever shots on Thursday, October will be held today. take the 9:30 ferry. 20 from 1 until 2 p.m. Tuesday, October 18, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 Today in history.

Today is Tuesday, October 18th, the 201st day of 1977. There are 74 days TAKE NOTE left in the year. __ 13UEBE Mr. Clarke Stallworth, the assis- tant managing editor of the "Bir- Today's highlight in history: Tuesday mingham News" will be conducting On this date in 1867, the United States took formal possession of Alaska interviews with former residents of the Birmingham, from Russia. 1; 00 General Hospital Alabama area. The interviews will be held at 1:35 Movie: "Luck of Ginger Cof- 2:00 Thursday afternoon in the Also on this date-- fey" BOQ lobby. In 1540, the Spanish explorer, Hernando De Soto, was fighting Indians in 3:15 Cartoons Southern Alabama. Mr. Stallworth is interested in 3:30 Electric Company (BW) talking to Sailors, Marines, wives In 1767, the boundary line between Maryland and Pennsylvania, the Mason- 4:30 Nature's Window Dixon and children from Birmingham and line, was agreed upon. 4:35 Rawhide (BW) (Series Starts) surrounding areas. In 1898, the American flag was raised over Puerto Rico shortly before the 5:25 Almanac If you would like to meet with island was ceded to the United States by Spain. 5:30 Newswatch Mr. Stallworth to "tell the folks In 1892, the first commercial long-distance telephone service began be- 6:30 Wild Kingdom tween back home about Gitmo", call the New York and Chicago. 6:55 Greatest Headlines In 1944, in World War Two, Soviet troops invaded Czechoslovakia. Public Affairs Office at 951144 7:00 Switch during working hours before noon In 1971, Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin was attacked by a demonstrator on 7:55 Notes of Interest the grounds of Canada's Thursday parliament in Ottawa; Kosygin was not hurt. 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore 8:30 All's Fair (BW) (Adult) Mr. Stallworth is one of four vi- Ten years ago: An unmanned Soviet spacecraft dropped instruments on the 9:00 Kojak siting newsmen in Gitmo this week. surface of Venus, and data radioed to Earth showed that tempatures on that 9:55 Newswatch Update Also visiting the base are Charles planet are hot enought to melt metal. 10:00 Lohman and Barkley (Adult) Quinn, NBC Pentagon correspondent, 10:50 Movie: "Love in Amsterdam" James Malloy and Nicholas Mayer, Five years ago: Henry Kissinger arrived in Saigon for a major review of 12:20 Sign off also from NBC. the military and political situation in Vietnam.

One year ago; A peace plan for Lebanon was signed by six Arab leaders Base movies in Saudi Arabia. Lyceums Clubs (All movies start at 7:30 p.m .) Windjammer: Today's birthdays: Greek actress Melina Mercouri is 51 years old. Play- The Amazing Dobermans wright Sidney Kingsley is 70. Downtown: Love and Death PG NCO Club: The Other Side of Mid- McCalla: Buster and Billie R night R Thought for today: You can't separate peace from freedom because no one Marine: A Star is Born. R CPO Club: Club Closed can be at peace unless he has freedom--the late black leader Malcolm X. Leeward: Lucky Lady PG COMO Club: Blazing Saddles R Hurricanes A storm with a personaity This is the second in a series of The decaying stage may be charac- (34 knots minimum) wind area, and a little over 100 miles in diameter five articles about hurricanes. It terized by rapid decay as in the finally the over-all size of the cy- end may extend over an area of 600 was compiled from many sources by case of many storms which move in- clonic circulation as measured by miles in diameter, but average about AGC P.R. Newkirk. It is furnish- land or recurve into northern lati- the diameter of the outer closed iso- 400 miles. tudes. bar on the weather ed to the Guantanamo Gazette by the map. Description Unfortunately, correlation is poor Naval Weather Service Environmental There is no set duration for the in official warnings, includes.the between maximum winds near the hur- Detachment. time a storm may be in one stage. first three definitions. ricane.'s center and the diameter of It is entirely possible that a The highest winds of the hurricane the strong wind area. In general, The average life span of the hur- storm will skip one stage or go ha'%e never been accurately measured, storms of small diameter have winds ricane is about six days from the through it in such a short time that but reasonable estimates of as high as intense near the center as some time it forms until it either moves it is not distinguishable. as 170 knots (200 m.p.h.) have been of the giants whose gale force winds over land or recurves to higher la- Hurricane size is expressed in se- made. Ninety knots is average and a extend outward for hundreds of miles, titudes. veral ways; strength of maximum . 130 knot hurricane is big. As with all Northern Hemisphere Some storms last only a few hours, winds, diameter of hurricane force The area of hurricane force winds low-pressure areas, the winds of a while some last as long as two weeks. wind area, diameter of gale force 64 knots or 75 m.p.h. average -- -- tropical The evolution of the average storm cyclone revolve around the center from birth to dissipation has been in a counter-clockwise direc- divided into four stages. tion. The velocity of the surface winds increase The formative stage starts with toward the center, the birth of the circulation and Hell, not what it used to reaching a maximum velocity just be- be fore entry into the ends at the time hurricane intensity eye or center. (UPI) -- It's a trendy world we live is reached. This stage can be slow, in. no doubt about it. The winds do not blow straight a- Everybody wants to be in on what's the latest, long requiring days for a weak cyclonic the hippest thing. the isobars, instead they angle And that means a lot of old-fashioned ways of looking at towards the center circulation to begin, or it can be things are hav- between 20 to 30 ing to slide over a little to make room. degrees. This angling-in relatively explosive, producing a occurs all Take Hell, for example. the way well-formed eye in as little as 12 from the outer limits of the You know -- Hell, the fiery pit hours. where devils prod the unbelievers with hurricane circulation up to the wall their pitchforks, for ever and ever and ever. of the eye. The The immature stage lasts from the angle grows less Well, in the latest issue of U.S. Catholic and less time the system reaches hurricane Magazine, the Rev. James as we approach the eye, and Breig says Hell has become such an outmoded concept that the winds grow intensity until the time it reaches it has even lost stronger and stronger. its oomph as a curse word. Finally, at the its maximum intensity in winds and eye wall, the winds He reports that surveys show blow its lowest pressure. This develop- that while 70 percent of Roman Catholics right along the isobars, just believe in life after death, only one third believe as though ment may take place gradually or in Hell. And of they were moving around those who do believe in Hell, only one person the outside of occur in less than one day. in eight feels Hell is a a round bottle, real threat. Another characteristic is that The mature stage lasts from the Breig says that the idea of Hell has become so trivialized the winds are stronger along the time the hurricane attains its max- that it has even lost its force as a curse. right side of the direction of mo- imum intensity until it weakens to "Go to Hell" is a suggestion friends share. "The Hell tion. This is readily understand- below this intensity. In this stage it is" is an excalmation of surprise and incredulity. And able when you consider that the the storm may exist for several days "Damn it" is something we utter when we stub our toes, not, speed of the forward movement of the at nearly the same level of inten- says Breig, an eternal punishment, like it was in the old days. hurricane must be added to the wind sity or decrease slowly. The storm Fortunately, the Rev. Breig offers a speed on the right-hand side and grows in size with strong winds solution. "A people who care about God," subtracted from the wind speed in reaching farther and farther from he suggests, "will not have to worry about Hell." the left-hand side. the center. Intelligence officials report Israel strong enough to threaten American interests WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Former Pentagon a new occult -- moral club" against ests of the United States and its the effectiveness of its air force," intelligence officials report Israel criticism. allies," he said. he said. has become so strong it might be a- "It is a cliche of diplomacy that The Arabs could retaliate, he said, "The Arabs, however, have so far ble to crush Arab enemies before nations have no permanent alliances by increasing oil prices, manipula- been able to make only limited im- the West could intervene, thereby but only permanent interests," Cord- ting oil production, manipulating provements in their forces and still threatening America's "strategic esman said. "In reality, however, its holdings and debts to impose lack the equipment they need." interests in the Mideast. the U.S. has no permanent interest political pressure, building a big- Between 1973 and 1975, Cordesman "Israeli military power grew from in Israel and may now be acquiring ger war machine and supporting Pal- said, U.S. grants and loans to Is- a 'David' to a 'Goliath' between something perilously close to a estine Liberation Organization at- rael totaled $2.5 billion, compared 1948 and 1977," said Anthony Cord- 'permanent' liability." tempts to "free" West Bank Arabs. to $635 million for Egypt. esman in the latest edition of Arm- The United States, he said, could ed Forces Journal, an unofficial He quoted Israeli Chief of Staff find itself "aiding an Israel which "Last winter's hopes for some kind monthly publication on military af- Mordecai Gur, a "relative moderate," may use its military strength to of Arab-Israeli peace settlement fairs. as saying two months ago that: "If take permanent control of former A- have faded, and recent reports clear- Cordesman, who has served on Sec- another war breaks out between the rab territory in direct opposition ly show that fear of yet another war retary of the Defense Intelligence Arab states and Israel, we must en- to U.S. policy, and be locked into is growing," Cordesman wrote. "This Board and as Assistant deputy de- sure that our victory is fast and an indefinite cold war with the A- time, however, the destabilizing fac- fense secretary, said America to decisive so that the whole world rabs." tor may be Israel, not the Arabs." protect its own interests, should knows who won." Israeli power, he said, continues Cordesman said Washington has consider new limits on arms deliv- What Gur meant, Cordesman said, to grow. "powerful tools to change this sit- eries to Israel. is that Israel will wage war as in- "Israel is acquiring large numbers uation if it can break out of its But he said the administration tense as possible to destroy Arab of artillery and anti-tank missiles, own political constraints." He said and Congress are intimidated by the armies before the West could inter- greatly improved land-based air de- the government should use its tools Israeli lobby and American Jews who vene. fenses, penetration aids, air defense to slow down arms and spare parts seem to put Israel before U.S. in- "These new Israeli attitudes may suppression weapons and tank-killing supply and credit without endanger- terests and 'use anti-semitism and well threaten the strategic inter- air munitions necessary to restore ing Israeli security. Page4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, October 18, 1977 Pinstripe Problems SPORTSLINE WhowiRAy for the Yanks next year? by Jeff Woodhouse '77-'78 campaign begins tonight It's amazing how many trades are Taking a look at the Angel plight reported as having been made, only from another angle, another Yankee Russell tops cuts as NBA season nears to find comments from the General , righty , wants Managers of the involved teams in to move on. Torrez has With the 1977-78 National Basket- Hubbard played tackle for the Green never been the papers the next day wondering one to overstay a welcome, ball season ready to open tonight, Bay Packers, Pittsburgh Steelers and the Yanks when they made the deals. being his fourth a flurry of last second cuts were New York Giants and was elected to Major League club. That was the case on Sunday in Could you picture Bonds rejoining made by teams scurrying to get down the NFL Mall of Fame in 1963. Cleveland and New York. The first the Yankees and battling to the 12 player limit. After his football career came to it out with transaction had Yankee catcher Thur- for the right field Amongst the notable players to re- an end, he became a Major League um- man Munson heading for Cleveland. spot? It probably won't happen, cieve walking papers were Cazzie pire, gaining entry to the baseball When Indians' GM Phil Seghi found though. Rumor has it that Torrez Russell of the Los Angeles Lakers, Hall last year. He was only the out about his acquisition, he said, wants to go north to Boston this Roger Brown, Louie Nelson and Don fifth arbiter to gain that distinc- "I see where we're getting Munson. time. Adams of the Detroit Pistons, Herm tion. And all we're.giving up is Dennis Add to that reports Gilliam of the champion Portland that Graig Eckersley, Rick Manning and Buddy Nettles, the Yank third Trailblazers, Otto Moore of the New sacker, wants Bell. That's only the heart of our to go Orleans Jazz and Byron Beck of the Sokmn Iiset Aussie tumey west, preferably to sunny San ball club." Diego. Mickey Denver Nuggets. Rivers also wants out Third seeded Harold Solomon was up- The Yankees' crosstown rivals, the as well as , who was The Buffalo Braves announced mean- set, 6-1, 7-6, by Australia's Colin Mets, supposedly traded catcher John already traded, depending on your while that they've recieved guard Dibley in the first round of the Stearns, John Milner, source. It seems the burly catcher Gary Brokaw from the Cleveland Cava- $125,000 Australian Indoor Tennis center fielder Lee Mazzilli and pit- likes the idea of going to Cleve- liers in exchange for an undisclosed Championships in Sydney. cher Jon Matlack to Houston for cen- land, which-sets him apart from future compensation. Players advancing included Aussie ter fielder Cesar Cedeno, infielder most other players. He says it's One of the more bizzare happenings John Newcombe, Tim Wilkinson and Art Howe and pitcher Dave Lemongello. only an hour from home by car. is centered around the Hank Pfister. What did Mets GM Joe McDonald have Whatever happened to the old say- and Houston Rockets as to who owns to say? ing "It's great to be young and be veteran forward Johnny Johnson. "That's got to be the craziest a Yankee"? Johnson went to the Rockets in a NFL Scores thing I've ever heard,.I don't know Getting back to Eddie Figueroa, it move made earlier this year but the Pittsburgh 20, Cincinnati 14 how people make these things up." seems he's had a change of heart a- Celtics want the deal to be nullified Taking a look at the Mets record bout his decision to leave the team, on the grounds that Johnson was mis- this season, maybe he should find out one that was prompted by led in negotiations with Houston. PIs Top Twenty how. It might not be so crazy after 's change to Mike Torrez all. 1. Michigan as the for the sixth Crosby Pro-Am to continue game of the series. Figueroa was 2. Texas In some other baseball swap talk, 3. Alabama Billy's first pick, but after con- the California Angels are reportedly The Bing Crosby Pro-Am Tournament 4. Southern Cal sulting with team trainer Gene Mona- offering slugger as will go on, at least next year, de- 5. Ohio State han and Torrez, he went to Torrez. trade bait to try and land a third spite the singer's death. Ted Du- 6. Oklahoma The move had convinced Figueroa starter for the pitching rotation to reine, tbl news director for the 7. Colorado that he would be better off if he join the righty-lefty duo of Nolan tourney says the Pebble Beach event 8. Arkansas left the club to return to his home Ryan and . Bonds belted will be played as usual in January. 9. Penn State in Puerto Rico. He went to Martin 37 home runs and drove in 115 runs, He added, however, that planning the 10. Notre Dame and got his permission. both far and away the best on the tournament will be much harder with- 11. Texas A&M Says the 16-game winner: "I thought club. You might recall that they out Crosby, who played a key roll in 12. Pittsburgh about it and decided it would be a deciding who would play. picked up Bonds in a trade with the bad move on my part. It wouldn't 13. Texas Tech Yankees, giving up center fielder 14. California look good and even though I don't FWta/bhaseball Hall membe fes and righthanded pitcher want to play for the Yanks next year, 15. Brigham Young , who had won 14 games The only man ever to be elected to 16. North Texas State I want to be part of the club until for them that year. Well, Figueroa both the Pro Football and Baseball 17. Nebraska the series is over." won 17 last year for the Yanks and Halls of Fame, Cal Eubbard, died Game six will start tonight at a- 18. Iowa was in figures again this yesterday of cancer in St. Peters- 19. Cle.son bout 8:07 and can be heard on FM 103. season. So much for second guessing. burg, Florida. He was 76. 20. 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