Guantanamo Daily Gazette

I Tomorrow's flight EDITOR'S CHOICE Water Usage 727 Power Outage Wednesday, July 25 NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. Power will be out Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon for the whole naval base Usable storage: 9.20 MIL - 66% Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. from midnight, July 27 Goal: 850 K Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. to 8 a.m., July 28 NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Use wind up alarm clocks Consumption: 772 K See page 3 I I I Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 149 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanarno Bay, Cuba Thursday, July 26, 1990 Durenberger denounced by Senate Nerve gas removed from military facility AP - The Senate Ethics Com- during trips to Minnesota. He re- mittee will send its findings on funded $11,005 of the payments and AP -- Trucks accompanied The lethal weapons are des- Senator David Durenberger on to agreed to return another $29,050, by hundreds of police have started tined for destruction on an atoll in federal investigators, but so far, plus interest. removing deadly nerve gas stored the Pacific Ocean and are being there are no allegations of criminal - Failure to report the receipt at a U.S. military facility in West removed under a 1986 U.S.-West violations. of travel expenses in connection Germany. German agreement. This is a list of rules violations with the book-promotion appear- The snaking convoy today Puerto Rico -- Puerto Rico and the for which the Senate Ethics Commit- ances and trips to the Boston area, began hauling away 100,000 artil- Environmental groups, which island of Hispaniola are bracing for the tee denounced Republican Senator which he used to visit a marriage lery shells containing the gas, for years had campaigned for the effects of Tropical Storm "Arthur" -- the Dave Durenberger. counselor. stored near the small town of removal of the chemical shells, first named storm of the season. Arthur - A "pattern of prohibited Clausen. Hundreds of police offi- had sought to block the trans- is reported packing winds of 70 miles- - Using a book contract with communications" concerning the cers accompanied the line of 80 port, charging that the safety per-hour, just below hurricane strength. Piranha Press, a small Minneapolis condominium, with the trustee of trucks. measures are inadequate. Weather officials have issued tropical publishing house, to collect speaking storm watches forthesouthem coasts of the blind trust in which the property Puerto Rico and Haiti and the Domini- fees in 1985 and 1987 over the was held. can Republic, which share Hispaniola. Senate's limits on honoraria. He has - Acceptance of free limousine Souter abortion opinion reviewed agreed to repay $95,000, less taxes, service during the Boston trips in Iraq-- The situation appears to be cool- he paid on the income. violation of Senate gift limits. AP - A letter written by Su- not want to be forced to decide preme Courtnominee David Souter ing between Iraq and Kuwait. Iraq has - Structuring real-estate - Conversion of a $5,000 cam- whether a minor should be allowed - - agreed to hold talks with Kuwait fol- transactions involving his Minnea- paign contribution to personal use by may or may not shed some to terminate her pregnancy - even light lowing a dispute over their border and polis condominium to obtain Sen- turning it over to Piranha Press on the nominee's feelings without parental consent. oil production. Sources say Iraq has about abortion. ate reimbursement forstaying there instead of his campaign treasury. He said a bill then before the agreed to pull back thousands of troops The letter is from 1981, when legislature failed to provide guide- it reportedly sent to the border earlier Souter was a superior court judge in lines for the judges to use in such this week. Iraqi President Saddam Budget talks continue on Capitol Hill New Hampshire. He made it clear he decisions. Hussein is staying firm on his demands AP - Budget give-and-take posal to Capitol Hill republicans. was writing for fellow judges, and Other state that Kuwait cut back on oil production. It court judges have continues. asked Hussein is also calling on Kuwait to pay President Bush is urging includes more than $50 billion in the state legislature not to pass sent virtually identical letters to the his country for oil it allegedly pumped lawmakers not to cut his defense savings in fiscal year 1991, through a bill requiring judges to approve legislature during debate of parental- illegally from a disputed area. budget by more than the Senate new taxes and lowered spending. abortions for minors. consent laws over the past decade, Armed ServicesCommittee figure of One source says over five years, the Souter wrote that the judges did all of which have been defeated. (Continued on page 2) $18 billion. There's word the White plan would save a-half trillion dol- House and Republican budget nego- lars.It's unclearif the GOPwilloffer Hearings on Hubble telescope begin tiators have come up with a proposal its plan today, unless the democrats A team of NASA scientists has the flaw as early as May 1981, but for Democrats. The package would have one of their own to discuss. started hearings at the Danbury, dismissed the evidence because they cut more than $500 million, relying An administration official says Conn. plant where the Hubble space thought the testing appratus was USA mostly on benefit cuts. granting amnesty to tax evaders telescope's flawed mirror was manu- faulty. Meantime, Bush and congres- wouldn't be fair to honest taxpayers factured. The group took secret testi- The Hubble space telescope was News sional leaders meet today for the - even if it raised revenue and mony yesterday from employees at launched by a space shuttle and had third time this week to discuss the helped cut the deficit. A treasury Hughes-Danbury Optical Systems, difficulties working. Once opera- budget - and this time, there could official told a House panel yester- and reviewed data pertaining to the tional, NASA found the mirror West Virginia -- Authorities in Pied- be something new. White House day that an amnesty program would mont, W.V., say more than 30 people mirror. "The Hartford Courant" re- wasn't working properly and sent officials last night took a new pro- probably end up losing money, too. have been hospitalized after coming ports scientists may have discovered back fuzzy pictures to earth. into contact withturpentine vapors. The turpentine came from a Maryland pulp mill, where it accidentally spilled into Safety requires practice, training and common sense sewer line feeding into Piedmont's sewage treatment plant. By DEREK NELSON and Inthe olddays, maybe safety was or toxic atmospheres. Avoiding If people had a painful accident JOSN CHRIS CORBIN a matter of common sense, but today these hazards takes more than com- every time they cut a corner or ig- Philadelphia-- A chemical company in knowing how to be safe and under- mon sense. nored a safety precaution, the busi- Philadelphia is warning its employees Is safety just common sense? standing all of the hazards is much Even wearing a seatbelt while ness of safety would be a piece of about possible cancer risks they were more complicated. driving acar takes some imagination cake. "A lot of times people do cut exposed to, up to 42 years ago. Rohm Not anymore says Guantanamo Ludwig says, "The key to being to appreciate it. Most people who the and Hass says the focus is on people Bay's Safety Specialist Wayne corners and things don't happen. safe is practice, enforcement and who worked at its Philadelphia plant Ludwig. "What common sense may have neverwom seatbelts havenever But through safety training and prac- from 1948 to 1971, when theplant was be for one, may be zany for others," training. Practicing proper training been in a car crash. Some of these tice, we're hoping they won't take making the now-banned insecticide he says. procedures can prevent fewer acci- people's "common sense" tells them those chances to commit unsafe DDT. Forthe first time, a study done by The Naval Safety Center in Nor- dents in the workspace." that wearing seatbelts is unneces- acts," Ludwig says. researchers at the University of Michi- folk says, one of the classic truisms Sometimes it takes a matter of sary. Base Police Command Inves- It takes more than common sense gan draws a possible direct link be- of the safety business is that safety is technical knowledge and study to tigator Petty Officer 2nd Class Kevin to realize that just because it hasn't tween DDT and pancreatic cancer. simply common sense. If someone practice safety in the workspace. Toms disagrees. He says, "All safety happened to you yet, it doesn't mean ignores ahazard or has an accident, it Some modern hazards are literally regulations should be common that it always happens to the other US. -- A new poll suggests Americans shows they lack that quality. invisible, such as asbestos in the air sense." confidence in the nation's economy and guy. their personal finances has sunk to a new low. An ABC news-Money magazine survey says 71 percent of the re- VC-1 0 Line Division keeps aircraft in working order spondents said they think the economy is in not-so-good or poor shape. Forty- By JO3 LISA PETRILLO If one of Gitmo's 10 plane cap- nine percent had the same to say about tains find something wrong, it's their responsibility to note their personal finances. Gitmo's pilots at VC-10 only fly this on their their A-4 jets when Line Division inspection card, inform those work- U.S. -- Eastern Airlines has been plane captains give them the okay. ing in maintenance and see the prob- slapped with a 60-count criminal indict- lem gets corrected. "We're in charge of getting the ment charging the carrier and several of Gitmo's plane captains know its maintenance managers with falsify- plane completely ready for launch- they're responsible to see that every ing safety and maintenance records. ing," said Gitmo Plane Captain Air- U.S. Attorney Andrew Maloney says man Bill Fields. "That includes fuel- launch is problem-free. "When I see the violations took place from July ing, oiling, securing the plane at the aircraft up, I'm relieved," said 1985 to October 1989 at airports in New night and getting ready for the morn- Fields. "If it's down, I'm wondering York, Atlanta and Miami. A strike that ing launch. Also, if something is what's wrong. Maybe there's some- forced Eastern into bankruptcy began wrong, we find out exactly what the thing I did that wasn'tright. So when in March 1989. The Federal Aviation problem is." I see it's up, I know it's good." Administration says the airline now Gitmo Plane Captain Rick Rocha VC-10 Line Division Officer, LL meets the agency's safety standards. added their jobs entail completing Guy "Spud" Barnett said, "All the VC-10 Plane Captains Airman Bill Fields (left) and Airman Rick return flights and daily inspections. pilots in VC-10 have the utmost re- Florida-- Attempts to repairthe Atlan- Rocha inspect an A-4 jet. Fields checks station #3, the bomb rack, "We check the planes spect tis hydrogen leak on the launch pad everytime for the jobs the Line personnel and Rocha checks the door actuator. have failed, forcing NASA engineers to they go and and come back, or turn- do. We trust them to get thejets ready return the space shuttle to the hangar. around inspections," Rocha said. He to fly. We're a dedicated staff and a paced Aircraft Familiarization However, until then, Rocha and NASA says Columbia will be the next added they have one-half hour to model for professionalism." Course we go through and we must Fields said they enjoy working on the shuttle to fly even though it's undergo- complete this task. Fields said not all plane captains get qualified once a year. Everything planes. They enjoy taking pride in ing repairs for a hydrogen leak. "We do a more in-depth, one- are E-3s. "Some are E-2s and only in else is on-the-job training." seeing their jobs get done correctly hour inspection at the end of the day. rare cases are they E-1s." He added, Rocha said when promoted to and on time, and the pilots have faith (Continued on page 2) This is our daily inspection," said "There's no "A" school to attend for petty officer 3rd class, you go on to their safety is never jeopardized Fields. this job. However, there's a self- your designated shop. while flying Gitmo's skies. PAGE 2, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETE Jamaican helps fellow machinists with SIMA R-2's mission people who work for me by taking "My best time here is on Jamaican By J03 LISA PETRILLO part in the jobs. I like to help people," Independence Day," said Ryan. "I get Ryan said. the chance to meet a lot of friends For 26 years, Jamaican Desmond In fact, Ryan added, "When I from Jamaica and they keep me in- Ryan has helped his fellow machin- leave here, I would like to offer my formed of what's going on in my ists at Gitmo's Shore Intermediate skills to all the young boys and girls homeland." He added he likes to Maintanaince Activity (SIMA) back home. I want to see them get a know about the economy and of any through his skills and leadership. good machinist jobs." political disturbances. "I came to Gitmo in 1964 at a Ryanexplainedhe came to Gitmo "I didn't come to Gitmo for just machinist grade two," said Ryan. He to gain experience for himself. the job, experience and money. I eventually worked his way up to "When I was 25 years old, the only camehereto fight for freedom," Ryan machinist grade one, lead machinist work in Jamaica for machinists was added. and general forman, his present posi- with a large firm, and they wanted Ryan said his life is a success tion. someone with knowledge." So, he because of the way he sees things. "My responsibilities are to over- came to Gitmo because machinist "Lean the best you can and take an see the machinists' work and fill out positions were open. interest in what you're doing." He their time cards correctly. However, Ryan said he enjoys living in said with this combination, anyone Desmond Ryan checks to make sure a machine in SIMA R-2's Machinery most of the time I'm helping the Gitmo, but admits he gets homesick. can be a success. Division is running properly. Captain's Log . stardate 20690 The following are the highlights of 72 hours away.) It is anticipated that mended due to the material condition relocating. Both the sponsor and the in front of DDS Pack are empty. the Department Head meeting held the tropical storm will be upgraded of the hurricane shelters) must sub- person providing shelter most sign Crates containing household goods on 25 July 1990: to a hurricane by noon Thursday. mit a memo to Housing ASAP. the memo. Department Heads need are stored inside the building. Operations. Tropical Storm Arthur Housing is in the process of updating Information required is sponsor's to submit names oflists of people for - -There is presently a small pur- is rapidly approaching. (Base went their Master Relocation List. Any- name, dependents' names, your working parties for the hurricane. chase backlog. Requests are going into condition IV at 3 p.m., July 25. one planning to to relocate during a address and the name and address of - - DEFEX is scheduled for Sept. be sent back to Department Heads to ConditionlVmeans that the stormis hurricane (and this is strongly recom- person to whose home you will be November Company Training is rethink and reprioritize. Make sure this weekend. your purchases are mission essential. Public Works. The water barge will A Small Purchase instructor may be Some odds of this . some ends of that arrive Wednesday night. coming to the base in October to due - -There will be a base wide power some training in this area. New Yorkhas official fruit and an collectable an advantage in the mar- Unfortunately, many of the toads got outage this Friday night from mid- Comptroller. official muffin. It won't have an offi- ketplace. He says he wants to put a flattened along the way. So the state Will be reviewing un- night to 7 a.m. to tie the evaporators spent OPTAR funds to determine if cial bottle, not if Governor Mario cap on all this state symbol stuff. highway department wants to build into the main line. reallocation is necessary/possible. Cuomo canhelp it. Cuomo has vetoed toad tunnels, or at least modify exist- Admin. Transfer evals must be sub- CCPO. A study is underway a bill that would have designated the The rode to Whoopee is plain to ing drainage ditches so the tiny am- in mitted at least 10 days prior to mem- Washington looking for better ways collectible container for Empire see for an endangered Houston toad. phibians can cross under the road. bers transfer. of using/organizing civilian person- Spring Mineral Water the state's offi- But theroadain'tsoeasy to cross. For The proposal is included as part of a Training. Departments should sub- nel. It is difficult to say at this time cial bottle. Lawmakers say they years, the tiny toads have been hop- project to pave roadway shoulders mit their anticipated training needs how much impact this will have on hoped to draw tourists to the National ping their way across Texas 21, a and putup guardrails. Forhumans it's for FY-91 no later than Sept. 1. Guantanamo over the long term. The Bottle Museum in Ballston Spa. But four-lane highway, looking for rain- aroad safety project. For the Houston MWR. Clipper Club is still tempo- immediate effect will probably Cuomo says the bill would give the swollen ponds where they breed. toad, it's safe sex. be rarily located at the Leeward Com- minimal due to our overseas location. munity Center. Expect to have reno- One effect of study has been the vations completed in 6 weeks. consolidation in Washington of the People Ordnance. Members of provisional Naval in the news Civilian Personnel Command rifle companies (November,Romeo, with the Office of Civilian Personnel A lot of Americans say Pete Rose has now opened a facility in west Los etc.) need to make sure they turn in all Management. deserves a place in two institutions: Angeles. French prosecutors have charged gear issued to them by Ordnanceprior Chief Staff Officer. All depart- The Baseball Hall of Fame and The actor Gerard Depardieu with drunken to checking out of the command. ments should review their hurricane Federal Prison System. Eighty-one Producer Brenda Feigen says she driving following an accident that Ordnance is in the process of sending preparedness plans. Water consump- percent of therespondents to an Asso- sees nothing strange about a feminist slightly injured a woman and her out bills, totaling $11,000 to people tion has been great the past couple ciation Press poll say it's right for producing an anti-terrorist action daughter. Depardieu was involved in who have transferred from the com- of days. Keep up the good work. Rose to be sentenced to prison. At the film. Feigen's first movie is "Navy a collision last Friday on a country mand without turning in their gear. Looking for another safe, if anyone same time, a majority say Rose Seals," about the elite Navy Com- road near Vichy, France. Officials Supply. The packing boxes located has an extra one. should be allowed to work in baseball mando. Feigen, a feminist and co- say his blood contained twice the again, even though he was banished founder of "Ms." Magazine, says she legal alcohol limit. Depardieu told from the sport. And two-thirds say he thinks it's both feminist and humanist police he was talking on his earphone deserves to be elected to the Hall of to hate terrorism. and blinded by the setting sun when News and Entertainment Fame. the accident occurred. News Actress Bonnie Bedilia is rather On Channel 2 5:00 CH 7 ABC Former First Lady Betty Ford blase about the significance of her NEWS (NY) 4:00 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA CBS has announced that it's 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS says she originally wanted her Betty role in the summer hit movie "Die TURTLES given Victoria Corderi the permanent CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) Ford Center to limit it's activities to Hard 4:30 ENTERTAINMENTTONIGHT II." Bedilia says she merely co-anchor a job on the "CBS Mom- 6:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) Rancho Mirage, 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Calif. However, showed up, hit her marks, said her ing News." Corderi will appear on CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 Mrs. Ford says she's received so lines and went home. The actress says the news segments of "CBS This CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:40 many requests from the center's she's glad the movie's so successful, Morning." Corderi succeeds Faith 6:30 CH7 ABC NEWS (National) SPORTSYWEEK IN REVIEW 6:00 BARNEY alumni for quality after-care that but adds that her role in it didn't strain CE 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) MILLER Daniels, who left the network to an- 6:30 M*A*S*H she's changed her mind. The center, her acting abilities. Bedilia reprises chor "NBC News at Sunrise" and the CH 10 NBC NEWS (Natiosal) 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK which treats drug and alcohol addicts herpart as Bruce Willis' wife, the role news segments of the revamped and draws many celebrity patients, she played in the original "Die Hard." "Today" show. All movies begin at 8 p.m. Diversity key to successful Downtown Lyceum training Sea of Love. Suspense (R). 1:53 McCalla Lyceum when need be. In war we must be can do anything, and I'm convinced My Left Foot.Comedy (R).1:43 By AVCM Duane R. Bushey, MCPON capable of doing our own job as well of that. It must be that way. We must Leeward Lyceum as the job of the person who just learn varied jobs and also train one, Driving Miss Daisy. Drama (R). 1:36 WASHINGTON (NES) . As became a casualty. When we are at two or three people sometimes. our ships get more technically com- sea, we can't call the base few miles We must be certain that if we fall plex and carry more sophisticated down the road or call into town for in combat, someone within reach can weapons, automation will send us to help. What you have on hand is what step in, do the job and save the boat or sea with less people. As this happens, you've got to fight and live by. ship or get planes in the air and save GITMO PEOPLE it will be increasingly important to be I get concerned when I hear our lives. Having the skills, ability and This Investigation Division secretary for Gitmo's Security trained in many different areas; each senior enlisted people recommend confidence to do that is our best De- partment types reports and sends person will need to know more. close-looped detailing andNEC lock- source of job security. them through the chain-of- command: she is: We are not a civilian organiza- in for a full career. Narrow speciali- Of course, all of what you just tion; we are part of a peacekeeping zation is cost effective, but if al- read is one opinion, mine, but I base organization that can fight to win lowed, it will destroy the versatility it on personal experience and history. NAME: of the Navy. I often say that sailors We will fight the way we train. Carol Kaye Legg HOMETOWN: USCG - - 200 years making history St. Louis, Miss. TIME IN GITMO: The United States Coast Guard broadcasts, the Coast Guard Dixie- 6 months Band was organized in March, 1925, land Band has performed at such CHOICES: with the assistance of LL Charles diverse locations as the open-air thea- Benter, Leader of the United States ter in Disneyworld, the "Rex" Mardi- FOOD: Navy Band, Dr. Walter Damrosch, Gras Parade in New Orleans, the Pizza conductor of the New York Philhar- Boardwalk on Atlantic City, the HOBBY: monic Orchestra, and "American "Galaxy Jazz Festival" in Milwau- Cooking March King" John Philip Sousa, for- kee, and the Embarcadero in San MOVIE: mer Director of the United States Francisco. The first live Coast Guard Comedies Marine Band. In 1970 a Dixieland Band concert broadcast was aired via LIFE GOAL: Jazz Band was also organized, pre- satellite in October of 1981, a single Get a B.A. in business. senting a style-instrumention and offering which has grown into a series MY SECRET TO SUCCESS: sound, that is distinctively "New of almost 20 concerts peryear, reach- Orleans." The Dixieland Group has ing over 150 cities in 42 states, Japan, Good sense of humor. thrilled audiences across the length Europe, and Australia. Variety, qual- MY BEST QUALITY IS: and breadth of America. In addition ity, and enthusiasm have been trade- My understanding of people. to numerous radio and television marks of the Coast Guard band. PAGE 3, THusDAY, JULY 26, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAHLY GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS Submiit eas for the claified section on A one-half day pre-separation course is avail. credit. Pretest required by July 31. Call 4769. JIGCLES starter, usedonce,$6. Both for $40. Call2385. SSbylia. paper in 40words orlessaperad. for all COMNAVBASE personnel (0-4 and Those planning tuitim assistance or those Schwinn 10-spd., new tires and tubes, seat, Pink ballet/danoceshoes, size 6M, $5. Call 3251, Eachitmustbe omna separatesht, uniss below) who will be separating at EAOS, Aug. who were granted TA under waiver cndition- lock and air pump, $75. Call Pat Noce at 4511 leave msg. itis theosane category. Adswith a variety of 30, 1 to 4p.m., in the Command Carer Coun- emust attend the College Orientation Work- DWH orA-308 GHT AWH. For rent: condo, private cmnunity, 2-bdrms., items, will be placed underMislcllaneous.a I selor's tmg. em. shop. The workshops beforeregistration will be loft, 2 bath, central air/heat. wid, hookup, alann cltudenaeeand phontenumber with thead. CLOSURE Aug. 3, 2 p.m. and Aug. 7, 9 atm., Rm. 16, '86 Bayliner, 25 ft. full cabin cruiser, 350 system, w/w carpet, courtyard,pool, racquetball Deadines Ads a published on two cn- Vet Services will be cloned July 31, for the end Community Ctr. FMI, call 4769. Chevy, 270 Volvo outdrive, o/b cert., generator courts, close to NAS Mayposs, avail. immedi- secutivedays:Moo. and Tue.,arThur, andF of the month inventory. A Functional Skills Mathematics class is sched- and shore power, a/c, stove, refrig., micro head ately, 5 min., fm. ocean, $525 mo. Call (904) and must be in by noonon the business day The Ceramic Hobby Shop will be closed for uled tobegin Aug. 7. Classwill meet Tus. and w/shower, sleeps 6, marine AM/FM radio and 249-4111 DWH or 2719 AT. befotepublication. Windward raidens aubrnit inventory Tues., July 31. Thurs., 5 to 8p.m. and Sat., 9 am. tonom. Loran, $19,600. See at Corinaso Marina #3. City CollegeoftChicagoBlO 107 and Math 112, ads to PAO office, Adin. Hill, Bldg. 760. Mon., Aug. 6, the Air Tersinal, at McCalla Anyone interested should register ws/Leslie 16.5 ft. tri-hull w/trailer,radio for olb, 9.9Mer- $30 ca. Call 2670. Leeward resident may call at4502/419. Hangar willbeclosed. The AirTeminal Office Noll. 4307, at Navy Campus. cury motor, '75 Johnston 75 h.p. motor w/rod 19 in. color TV, 1 yr., $150. Jenny Lind crib, Leeward will be closed at 11 am. due to the blANES blown, some extra, $1,800 or lets talk. FMI, call mattress, bumper pad aod sheets, $30. High ANNOUNCEMENTS observance of Jamaican Independence. Allof- If you've been putting those photos off, don't Maurice Winters 2707, leave msg. chair w/hugger back, $10. Umbrella stroller, fices will reopen at 70a.m., Aug. 7. delay, do it now. Ask about our Chrstmas spe- 19 ft. Dory w/15 h.p. Mariner outboard, all $10. Call 3807. Hall and Farewell: Enjoy the flavor of the The Youth Ctr. will be closed for pre-teen rec. cial starting Aug. 15 through Nov. 1. MI, call safetyequip. andtrailer, $1,200OBO. Call Tary Rowing machine, $20 OBO. Wooden cutting Spanish Main at this month's Officers' Hail and Fri., July 27, due toa dance at Saturday's. Teen Maurice Winters at 2707, leave msg. at 4894 DWH. board, $5. Wooden bread box, $10. Infant seat, FarewelL Put ashore at Cable Beach, Sat., July Open Ree. will begin as scheduled at8 pm. The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, 16 ft. Crestline ski boat w/Johnson 140 eng., $5. Call 2914. 28,530p.n, tickets avail. at the Offices' Club EMPLOYMENT GM and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. will be good shape, allski and boating access included, Kitchen table w/4 chairs, $140 OBO. Electric oryourcomeandrep. CallCWOButlerat6440. Retail Store Mgr., at theMCX, UA-7, minimum off island, until July 31; in Customer Service $600. Contact 2312 DWH or 2307 AWH. lawn mower, $75. Car seat, $10. Dreer, $10. Vet priceincrease: Due to increases in cost for of 3 yrs. exp. in retail, 2 of which in a supervi- Aug. 2, 4to 9 p.m. and Aug. 4, 10a.m. to6 p m. .AREEIS Porch swing w/A frame, $20. Call 2281. supplies and shipment, Vet Services will be sory capacity. Effective Fri., July 27, the Auto Store will have 8xll green, braided rug, very good cond., $80. Complete SOLO-FLEX exercise system, as raising prices as of Aug. 1. Position avail. in Sept. as Site Coordinator for extendedhours for your shopping convenience. Call 2385. advertised on TV, $800 finm. Call 2337, after 5 1-shirtareln: Fickthemupathrough July3,at CentralTexas College,P/f, good salary.Bache- The nes hours are Mon.-Sat., 10 am. to6 p.m. Two carpets, beige in color, 15x12, $50 ea. Call pm. Marine Barracks Minefield Maintenance Of- or degree required, Masters degee/curent Sunday and and holidays closed. 6295 DWH or 2713 AWH. Child'spouty, excel. cond. $5. Safety first oller fice. Contact SSgt. Hackler at 2587 DWH or teaching cnt. preferred Submit resumen/apps. Basic auto supplies, such as motor oil, wax and Five carpets almost new. Pecan 12x15, $100.1L. shade for car window, $7. Various baby items, 3147 AWH. to Leslie Nell, Navy Campus, at 4307 polish are now avail. in the main store. blue, 12x12, $100. Dk. mauve 9x12, $75. Mint prices neg. Call 3251, leave msg. Federal Express is now avail.FMI,call4181,8 Instructum wanted to teach English, math and ORGANIZATIONAL. NOTES green 9x12, $65. Pecan 12x12 cut for dining Free baby crib, needs work. Call Reginaat3500. anm.to noon and1 t 4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Pkgs. science for Central Texas College Functional A.A. can help if your problem isalcohol. Meet- room in new 4-bdrm. townhouses, $100. All EI leave every Tues. and Fri. Skills and High School Cnpletion Pmgrams, ings are heldea. Mon., Wed. and Sat. night,t8 pieces less than 10 mo. old. Call 3476. A male cat, declawed andneutered, 18mo. old, McDonald's pizza hour change: McDonald's excel. P/T opportunity, dys/ves, Bachelor p.m.,at McCallsHangar, inthe upperdeck, Rm. COMPUTER EOUIPMENT very friendly. Call 3418. hasnew weekend pizzahums. They are Sat. and degree required, teaching cert. preferred. FMI, 29. Fora recordedmsg., call4853. Desktop publishing in Wordperfect 5.0, in- Wonderful housecat nerds a good home. "Nip- Sun., 11 s-.to closing. call Leslie Noll, 4307. TRAINING cludes 23 printer driver disks, spell check, the- pe" is declawed, neutered, housebroken, lens Central Fidelity will have a teller at the tP FAMILY SERVICE NOTES Hazardous Material Tmg. will be conducted saurus, conversion disks, original manuals and than 1 yr. old, very well behaved, likeshuman facility Wed., Aug. 1. Loam the effective method of communication Aug. 1, 8a.m., in theSafety Officetmg.nr., Bitstream Fontware for font enhancement, attention, good kitty. Call Kellie at 3262. Fumigation Chamberof Bunss& Roeat Bldg. between you and your teens, tonight, 7 to 8:30 reservations only. FMI, contactCharlie at4526. $150. Call 2711 AWH. Single male seeks loving family w/fenced in AV-141 is open July 27, 7:30 a.m.to 4 p.m.,to pm., at the FSC. FM/register, call 4141/4153. Basic Supervisory Safety Tmg. will be con- Word processing in Microsoft Word 4.0, in- yard and kids. My name is Bud. I'm an 1 mo. receive articles to be fumigated. FMI, cratact Couples Conmuncation it a 4-session work- ductedJuly3l,8 a.m.in theNAStmng.n. FMI, cludes printer driver disks, spell check, thesau- old, med. build dude w/short white hair. I'm 4964/4956. shop designed for partners to develop more contact Mike at 6216. rus and all originalmanuals, like new, $75. Call very playful, not your average dog. Call 2088 Even ifan individual is not doing anything effective communication skills which will pro- Portable Power Tool Safety Tmg. will be con- 2711 AWH. AWH. speificaly prohibited by SECNAVINST vide the opportunity to enhance their relation- ducted Aug. 2,8 am., in the NAS msg. In hFMI, CCU book for sale: Intermediate Algebra, 3rd SERVICES 5320.2J, itis sill aviolation ifit appears heaor ships. Tues., Aug. 7, 14, 21 and 28, 6 to9 p.m., contact Mike at 6216. Edition. Call 3686. Send someoneyou appreciate aballoonbouquet she is violating the Standards of Conduct. FSC. FMI/regiter, call 4141/4153. YOUTHACTIVITIES DIVELGEAR "Thank You. Balloons-N-Such call lisa at True:Theunderlying purpose of this policy is Mom's Support Group originally scheduled for As a reminder: The YouthCtr. is open for pm- Complete divepkg., includes BC, reg., super 80 3378. the mantenanceof the public'sconfidence in July 26, has been cancelled. teenrec. every Sunday aftemoon, 1 to 3 p.m. tank, dive bag and many other access., all in Professional dog grooming: I'm back from the institutional Integrity of the Government Did you hear about the movie actress Check it out great cond., $750 OBO. Call 6068. vacation. Call Lynda for appt. at 2925. andthe DON andin the individual integrity of who was so sentimental she got divorced Let'sgo tothemovies. AMovie and Popcomfor BC Phantom weight belt and weights, Wenoka Certified Home Daycare Providers have open- government officers and employees. in the same dress her mother was wearing Tees is set for Sat, July 28,8 to 11 pm., at the dive bag, dive skins, many other access., all in ings: Call Regina, 3500 (infant spot avail.) Vil- Jamaican Independence Day crmmitee will when she got her divorce? Youth Ctr. FMI, call 4075. great cond., $450 OBO. lamar Leila, 4524 (Ff only), Corinaso. have a mtg. Wed., Aug. 1, in theFPG Audito- The Youth Cr. willhoest a Pre-to Movie and URNIIURE TWO WHEELERS rium. Thiswillbethefinalplanningmtg.priorto MCilE PopcomonSatL,Aug. 11.Give us acall at4075 Couch, $95. Recliner chair, $50. Microwave 1g. '81 Kawasaki 650, excel. cod., back rest wl Jamaican Independence Day. Post 46 presents "All Hands Lunch," a new and tell us what movie you'd liketo see. Kenmore, $80. Call 2063. luggage racket, included, $1,050. Call 6345 Native American: If you are one-sixteenth or menu, with a dollar off coupon. The nextPe-teenDangling PickleContetisset Brass bed frame forfull size mattress, must sell. DWH or 2981 AWH, ask forJeff. moreblood degree andnot enrolled in anytibe, Post46 parents hand tossed fresh dough pizzas for Wed., Aug. 8, 6 p.n, at the Youth Cr FM, Call 2236. '85 Honda Rebel 250, runs great, good cond., contact Debbie Langeat13712 for more info. specially created by our new pizza team (the call Patrick or Katie ati4075. Great buy: dk. wood, very good cond. dining $800. CallJoe 4396 DWH ce 3187 AWH. CAILEAS1 DBYF team -Don'tBiteYourFinger). Don't Come tosthe TeenClubMtg. and tell us what we set, table,2 chairs, 2 caps chairs, 2leaves, hutch, WANIE There will be a car wash at the Hospital, Sat., miss it Call 2636. can do for you. It's Wed., Aug.8, 8 p.m., at the china cabinet, mustsee to appreciate. Call4792. One sofa sleeper and 2 dressers in good cond. July 28, 9a.m. to 1 p.m. All Hands Patio Jazz Set and Dance, July 29, 7 Youth Ctr. FMI, call 4075. 3-pc. living rn set, couch, chair and loveseat, Call Art at 4203 DWH or 4944 AWH. NAS CPOA i sponsoring a car wash, Sat., July pm.to?, on thenewlyrenovated MarinerSNCO The Pre-teen Club Mtg. will be held Tues.,Aug. floral design, $200. Call 3447. 1,000 enthusiastic divers willing to pay $60ea. 28, 9 a.ntto2 pm., atthe NEX parking lot next Lounge, free hors d'oeuvres and champagne 76 p.m., at the Youth Ctr. Comeonout and tell Matching 5-pc. bedroom set includes dresser w/ forrentalofarecompressionchamberothat we to McDonald's. We will wash and dry your car fountain, DJ Marvelous Manny, age limit for us what activities you'd like us toset up foryou. mirror, chest of drawers, headboard, full size can have 3 weeks of diving in the incomparable to your satisfaction. alcohol consumption enforced. FMI, call 4075. mattress, box springs and frame, $400 OBO. tropical waters of Gitmo. If interested, come to CERAMIC NOTES Come to Post 46, Barge Bingo, every Mon. and Pre-teenscometo theYouth Ctr. andfBuild Your Call Judy at 4477 DWH or 2672 AWH. the next town mtg. The CeramicHobby Shop will affera 4-session Wad., 6:15 pm., $1,000 and $2,000 pas. All OwnPizz, Fri.,Aug. 3.6 p.m FMI,call04075. Leaving island, must sell: three 4-drawer dress- Local band (Bill and the Ball Banger) need a class in clay lifting and roughing for adults ranks welcome. Dinner specials on line. ers, $5 ea. 3 end tables, $5 ea. Loveseat, match- bass player. Call 2547, leave msg., seriousin- beginning Thurs., Aug. 9,6 to8 pm.Class is MWILNOE FOR SALE ing chair, $20/set. Lounge chair, $5. Two stu- quiries only. limited, sign up and pay at the Hobby Shop. Leam how to protect yourself in a free class dent desks, $5 na. Fourlamps, $5 ea. Patio set, Volunteerareneededtoasitinnrenovatingthe. FMIl, call4640. teaching thebasica of good self-defense, tonight AIR CONDITIONERS $50. Two nightstands, $10 ea. Call 3476. O'Club Snack Shack so it can be used to house CHAPEL NOTES at the Youth Cr. Class size is limited so signup Whirlpool, IOV, 12,500Bu.,3cooling speeds, White formica coffee table w/matching end the newFresh Fish Market.If you'd liketohelp, Women of the Chapel willhold their next mtg. now at the Info. Office. FMI, call Amy at 2560 thermostat controlled, excel. cond., less than 2 tables, $45. Entertainment ct. for TV/stereo, call Chief Boone at the Marina at 2345 DWH. Aug. 1, 6:30 p.m. at CP-18D.FMI or babysit- or the Info. Office at 3845. yrs. old, $175. Call 2385. med. size, $50. Bunkbed frameand head boards, Catalytic converterfor '79 Datsun 310,or com- ting, call Carole at 3686. Christian monograms Family Home Care offers a new Continuing APLIACE $35. FMI, call 2088 AWH. patible model. Car being shipped out in3 wks., will be cress stitched. Educationprogram:FunsFridays. Bring thekids Washer and dryer, $250, must sell. Call 2236. Full or queen head board and frame w/queen need right away. CallJoan at 44 1/3530. COUNSELOR NOTFS andjoinusatDeerPark,9 tolla.m.,July 27,for Small micmwave, excel. cond., $30. Large ca- size mattress and box spring. Two drawer night Bar stools for house. Call Linda at 3586. Them will be a Command RetentionTeam Mtg. a morning of fun and games for everyone. Be pacity clothes dryer, $75, excel. cond. Call stand, 6-drawer dresser w/mirror, 5 drawer I need a full size mattress and box spring, will July 30viceJuly 31, at2pm.,ComnmandCareer sure to bring a morning snack and beverages. 3476. chest of drawers. All are white w/brass trim, pay a reasonable pric Call Tom at 3339 DWH/ Counselor's trsg. cm. All Command Retention FMI, call 4543. Kenmoremheavy dutycapacity washerand dryer, excel. cond., $650. FM), call 2088 AWH. 2811. Team Members are requiredto attend. The Windjammer Club bar will open Tues. great cond., $400 for set Call 2675. Top model brass and glass dining table w/4 YARILSALE All newly reporting personnel are required to evenings, 5:30 to 11 p.m. Snacks will be avail. AUIGE sturdy chairs, must see to appreciate. Chairs are Center Bargo - 1199-B Sat., 7 to 9 am., attend Station Indoctrination Aug. 6-10 and 2- The Woodworking Hobby Shop offers a 4-sme- '69ForduFalcon,Gitmo special,6-cyl., aA, 4-dr., blue and brass, $375. Couch w/matching women's, men's, children's clothing, baby 24, 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday's everyone sian class in Beginning Woodworking starting $450. Call 4702 DWH or 2656 AWH, ask for loveseat and chair, excel. cond. and very com- items, kitchenware, lot more, everything must muter at the FTG Auditorium, Tues. to Fri., Thurs., Aug. 9. Learn how to do your own Tim. fortable, great for naps, $400. Call 2088 AWH. go. muster at Command Career Counselorn train- repairsathome. Signup/pay at theHobby Shop. '72FordLTD,at, a/c, main. w/factory manuals MISCELLANEOUS Center Bargeo-1162 SaL, 8 am. to?, dinette tog room. Shop is closed Mon. and Tues. FMI, call 4804. by both owners since new. Car toobig for wife Nintendo system and games cartridges, $125 set, lawn mower, car seat, dresser, porch swing The Naval Station will behosting a 2.5 day Don't miss theChiefs' Social this Fri. aftemoon, so. dented right front fender, mechanical and OBO. Call Rick at 6249 DWH or 6068 AWH. w/A frame, men's, women's and children's Career Info. Tmg. course for division officers, July 27, 4 to 6 p.m., on the CPO Club patio. rest of body excel., $1,700OBO, drive to appre- Gold/brown carpet 12x9. Two light brown ca- clothes, toys, many misc. items. CPO's dept./div. career counselors and person- Unwind from the week and gear up for the ciate. Cal 2357 AWN. prets 9x6, oval rust throw rug 8x5, golf clubsw/ Vlliamar-1228-A 1stSL, Sat.,9a.m.tonoon, nel in supervisory positions Aug. 14-15,8 a.m. weekend while you visit w/your friends and 72 UMC p/u, 250co., 3-spd., $700 OBO. Cab bag, various curtains and rods, very cheap. Call no early birds, ladies' and gid'sbikes, books, to4p.m. and Aug. 16, 8 a.m. tonoon, Command enjoy cool drinks and great snacks. 4139 DWH or 2458 AWH. 3182 AW. toys, coffeemaker, mise. household items, Counselor's trmg. clasroom. Find out what, why and how to start your own '73 VW van, new tires, straight body, good Small microwave, $50. Toaster oven, $15. clothes, men's and little boy's, lots of ladies' business providing in-home child cam. Attend running cond., $1,500 OBO. Call4894 DWH. Dishes, $5. Call Richard 7211 DWH or 2403 sies small through 11, gid's sizes 10to 14. an orientation session on either Aug. 7, 7 to 9 '74 Chevy p/u, 8 ft. bed, new radialties, rebuilt AWH. West Bargo- 43-B Sat, 8 a.m. to?,clothing, p.m., or Aug. 15, 1 to 3 p.m., at the Nursery 350 ng., a/t, w/shiftkit, runs great, $1,00firm. Westbend 11 in. electric nonstick skillet, $10. 11OV alc, good cond. WORLD NEWS. im. pg. 1 SchooL FMI, call 4543. Call 4396 DWH or 3269 AWH, ask forJo. Dazey electric Seal-A-Meal, $10. Fondue set, Center Bargo - 1205-A Sat., 7 a.m to ?, Teams of up to 10 player compete in Music '75 Plymouth Valiant, great rusting cond., $5. Metal reflector drip-pans for stove set of 4. carpets, fum., books, Nintendo games, plus Trivia at theClipper Club's teanp.location inthe fairlynew tires, great motor, $700. FMI, call124 Beta VCR tapes, Sony, Scotch and Kodak many odds and ends. South Korea-- te two Koreas have Leeward Community Ctr., Fri., July 27, 8p.m., DWH or 2819 AWN, ask for Lily. brands, $2 ea. Call 3251, leave msg. Granadito Circle - 83-A Sat,8 a.m. to ?, signed a historic agreement calling for prizes awarded. Tosign up yourteam, call 6330/ '6 1uck Regal, excel. nmong cod.,mp. CCC books 4-sale: The Enjoyment of Music, Sansui stereo systemw/Pioneer speakers, $400. their respective prime ministers to 2560. good until Nov., avail. July 31. ContactGary at Principles of Acctg, American Literature, C-64 computer programs, some clothes, lots of hold talks. A South Korean delegate TheWindjammerClub offejrsjek pork/chicken Navy Lodge, Rm. 106. American Tradition in Lit, Elementary Alge- misc. items. says the meetings will pave theway to every Sun. night for your dining pleasure, role '76 Toyota Corolla SR-5, insp. good until June bra, Sexuality, Intro. to Probability and Statis- slaw and rolls included w/hse dieter. FM, call '91, tuned up, new rear times, $800 OBO. Call ending national division and tics, Inquiry Into Life, Physical Science. Effec- 2304. 2176 DWH, ask for Chris or 4113, ask for achieving peaceful unification. tive Speaking, Abnormal Psychology, Modem Get a headstartnon the weekend at the Windjam- Deana. Life, Computer Fundamentals. Call 3470. BAY DINING m erClub'sSocialHoureveryFri.,3:30to6pm. '18 Serd thunderbird, 351 leveland eng., alc, BBQ gnl, 535. Wickerhamper, 10. Iron, 510. USA.hIm. pg. 1 There'll be music, fun and games to entertain excel and in good running cond., $1,400. Call DP Bodytone 250 sowing machine, $25. TV POST 46 you. Don't miss it. 2709 AWH. stand w/VCR rack and storage, $30. Call 2675. Tonight's Dinner: Pepper Everyone can enjoy a delicious Mongolian '78 Chevy Caprice s/w, runs great, perfect Brass telephone stand w/2 glass shelves and Washington -- The fate of Represen- BBQ every Thurs. night at the Harbor Lights Gistmo family car for going to town or to the seat, $25. Wood and glass coffee table, $50. Steak Friday's Lunch: Braised tative Barney Frank lies inthe hands Lounge. Choose your own plate items and beach, rebuilt carb. and trans.,needs headlights, Rattan wicker sofa, $150. Oak dresser, 6-draw- Oxtail of his colleagues today. The House watch whilethey areskillfully cooked byone of $600 OBO. Call 3025. erm, mirrorand night stand, all $400. Call 2675. SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE Ethics Committee has cited Frank for our 4 chefs. '78 Ford p/u great Gimo dive or beach truck, Light orange bedspread/shams/priscillas, $50 fixing parking tickets for male Build yourown pizza atthe Deerpoint Officers' nes good, avail. atferry landing, Aug.24, $500 OBO. Call 3935 AWH. Friday's Lunch: Pork Adobo Club every Su. evening, 6 to 9 p.m. in the prostitute Stephen Gobie, and trying OBO. Call 3624. Dark wood section wab unit built tn bar and to influence officials in charge of lounge. FMI, call 2531. '82 Ford Escort, 4-dr. h/b, great shape, very shelves for TV and stereo, many cabinets and OFFICERS' CLUB If you willbeoffthe island during the upcoming depend., $1,500. Call 3624. must see, $600 firm. 19 in. color TV, Gobie's probation on felony offenses. drawers, Tonight's Dinner: Build Your Nursery School regitration period, youcan still '84 Mercry Capri, 2.3It eng., metallic blue, excel. cmd., $150 firm. Call 4690 DWH or The House today will discuss whether Own have your child registered Call the Nursery $1,000. Call 6295 DWH or 2713 AWH,mm 2106 AWH, ask for Hank. Pizza Friday's Lunch: to reprimand the Massachusetts School at 2159 for details. great. CCC books: PSY201 Understanding Human Fish & Chips Special Democrat -- or vote for a more severe Nursery Schoolregistrastionfornextyearbegin r&4 hevyS-10 plu,4K mi 7mes, mpg., AM/ Behavior, $19; HIST Ill The American nation punishment. Aug. 1, 7 a.m to noon and I to4 p.m. and Aug. FM cass., $2,800. Call 2670. to 1877, $18; SOC203 Marriage and Family, CPO CLUB 2, 7 a.m to noon. Phone calls will not beac- '81 Ford Festiva, excel. cond., a/c, $6,000. Call $13; DP101 Into to Data Processing Book and Tonight's Dinner: Mongolian cepted on those dates. Telephone registration U.S. -- A new advertising campaign Steve at 6336 DWH or 3602 AWH. Workbook, $25; HIST USSR (A Concise His- will betakenbeginning Aug. 3, 10 am. tonoon. BBQ Friday's Lunch: Steam- will try to show teenagers there is a '88 Chrysler Lbaon, two tone blue/silver, A. tory), $10. Call 4451/3530, ask forJoan. FM, call 2159. p/s, p/b a/c, tilt, c/c, infsiny AM/FM cass.w/6 ship Round or Baked Fish link between drinking and taking Lg. kettle grill w/4 cooking heights, 1 yr. old, NAVY CAMPUS speaker, on board travel computer,reclining rardy used, exel. cand., $35. Electric grill drugs, and getting "AIDS." The The nest adsinistratin of the ACTts will be hboketseatasw/blue clothing., eacLcond., 16K WINDJAMMER CLUB National Institute on Drug Abuse and given Aug. 2. Thist is required for entryinto miles, $11,900. FMI, call 2088. Tonight's Dinner: Poor Man's the Advertising Council arebehind many military programs. Those interested in '89 Lebaron, excel. med, mast see to appreci- Flight Sch. from page one Dinner Special the $3 million, three-year effort. It participating should call Navy Campus at4769. ate, 11,400K miles, $10,700, serious inquiries aims to convince teenagers that drugs 1io next CLP wdl be Aug. 2 These ss are only. Call PO Rocker at 6450 DWH or 6522 CLIPPER CLUB Flight Date Loc. Arrive Depart and alcohol can lead to careless sex, college level examinations measuring knowl- AWH. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your edge which may have beenlearned outside the and maybe AIDS. As a group, AUIARIS C-141 7/29 -Oisea 10:0 am. classroom. A pretesthbefore thisadateisrequired. Getthebest prica in town in theused autoparts Own Pizza teenagers have one of the fastest- RoosyRds. nom 200 pm F,- call 4769. sale at Lizand Island, Sat., July 28, 8 a.m. to NA5Nofrdk5:00 p. 6:00 pm. CHINATOWN growing rates of AIDS cases. The CPF English with Essay will be adnmii- noon. Bring yourtoolsand retrievetheparsa you AasksesAFB 730 pi. steed Sept. 27,at the Education Ctr. A passing need. Speedy will make you a deal you can't Friday: Chicken w/Amonds scoreon thiaexam an eam you 6hrs.of college refuse. FM), call 3041 NOTE: IEyes shnes flit,, notiy hdairccwreseal PAGE 4, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1990, GUANffANAMO DAn.Y GAZETTE SPORTS

Sports Ryan misses 300th, but Texas wins in 11th MLB Standings AP-In American League Roundup MajorLeague Baseball lariapostedhis fourthsave. Theloser Tigers a 4-3 win over the Baltimore last night, Texas won, but Nolan was Randy Ea_ X LI LI. Johnson. Gary Gaetti Orioles. Toronto 51 46 .526 - GOODWILL GAMES didn't. Nolan Ryan missed on his homered and drove in three runs for Turning to the National League Boston 51 46 .526 - Basketball - The U.S. men's bas- first chance to become baseball's the Twins. in Philadelphia, the New York Mets Baltimore 47 50 .485 4 ketball game quickly bounced back Cleveland 46 50 20th 30-game winner. Up in the Skydome, GeorgeBrett have moved within a half-game of .479 4.5 from Tuesday's loss at the Goodwill Detroit 47 The Rangers were down 7-3 hit for the cycle in a 4-5 performance 52 .475 5 Games. Last night the Americans first-place Pittsburgh in the National Milwaukee 44 51 .463 6 when he left the game, trouncedItaly 113-76 and earned a berth but they ral- that led the Kansas City Royals past League East by holding off the Phil- New York 34 60 .362 15.5 lied to clip in the medal round. The U.S. blew outto the New York Yankees 9- the Toronto Blue Jays 6-1. lies 10-9. H 3 1~ PCT a 17-2 lead in the game's first three and 7 in 11 innings. Brett singled in the first, tripled Dave Magadan Oakland 62 35 .639 -- and Darryl Chicago 56 37 .602 4 a-half minutes and played a much im- In a shaky showing, Ryan gave in the third, doubled in the fifth and Strawberry hit two-run homers for Seattle 50 48 up .510 12.5 proved brand of basketball. There were seven runs on 10 hits over eight homered in the seventh. the Mets, who also got two-run Texas 49 48 .505 13 eight three-point baskets, as compared innings, his highest run total of the The hits extended his hitting McReynolds and Califania 47 51 .480 15.5 to 3-23 triples from Kevin shooting Tuesday against the season. streak to 15 games. He's batted .460 Minnesota 46 51 .474 16 Soviets. The fast break clicked and the Gregg Jeffries. New York rapped Kansas City 45 50 .474 16 The Rangers gothim off the hook over that stretch. nine defense was impressive. extra-base hits while building a National League Todd Day of when Petencavigliahit atwo-strike, Arkansas scored 15 points for the U.S. Andy McGaffigan made his first 10-3 lead. East HE CI. two-out, two-run game tying 11 and held Italy's top scorer to 21 points, homer start since 1986 and got the win. The The Phillies then put together Pittsburgh 56 30 .596 - New York 10 under his average. Kenny Anderson in the bottom of the ninth. And Ra- loser was Todd Stottlemyer. seven straight 55 38 .591 .5 ground-ball singles Montreal 53 of Georgia fael Palmeiro won the game with a Out in the 45 .541 5 Tech led the U.S. scoring west coast, the during a six-runrally in the bottom of Philadelphia 46 48 two-run homer in the .489 10 with 19 points. The Americans will face 11th. Ryan will Oakland Athletics pounded the Cali- the ninth. The game ended when Chicago 44 54 .449 14 Brazil in the semifinals Friday. Brazil probably make his next start St. Monday fornia Angels 13-3. Tom Herr lined out with the tying Louis 43 54 .443 14.5 was the only team to get through run the or Tuesday in Milwaukee. Jose Canseco hit his 30th and on third.Sid Fernandez was the win- est YL PI. lA qualifying round Cincinnati 59 36 .621 -- undefeated. In the The Yankees got some bad news 31st homers and drove in six of the other semi the Soviet Union meets ning pitcher. John Franco logged his San Francisco 50 46 .521 9.5 before that game. Manager Stump A's runs. Yugoslavia. Canseco has homered 23rd save. Los Angeles 47 48 .495 12 Merrill says first baseman Don Mat- twice in three San Diego 41 54 Track & Field - Carl Lewis con- of his last seven games. In the Western Division race, .432 18 tingly could possibly be out for the In the Windy Houston 41 57 .418 19.5 tinued his nine-year winning streak in City, the Cleveland two runs in the first inning stood up season because of back problems Indians Atlanta 39 56 .411 20 the Long Jump. He flew 27 feet, six shut down the Chicago to give San Diego a 2-1 victory over that Wednesday's results inches to beat runner-up Mike Powell by have bothered him for several White Sox 6-1 on a Bud Black three- Cincinnati in the first game of a one and a-half inches. National cham- months. hitter. American League doubleheader. Detroit 4, Baltimore 3 pion Dave Johnson came from behind in Mattingly entered the season In the past three and a-half The victory was the second Cleveland 6, Chicago 1 the final event to beat Dan O'Brien for with a career .323 batting average, weeks, Black has thrown two shut- straight for the Padres-the first Boston 2, Milwaukee 0 the Decathlon Gold Medal. World rec- Oakland 13, and is hitting just .245 this year. outs and the three-hitter. time since June 23rd they've had California 3 ord-holder Randy Barnes won the Shot Kansas 6, Toronto 1 Up in the Homerdome, rookie In Milwaukee, Boston's back-to-back Put. National champion Jim Doehring Roger victories. Minnesota 6, Seattle 0 Kevin Tapani and reliever John Clemens also was second. American Karin Smith won threw a three-hitter as Ed Whitson got the win, Norm Texas 9, New York 7 (11) Candelaria combined on a five-hitter a Bronze Medal in the Women's Javelin. the Red Sox shut out the Milwaukee Charlton the loss, and Craig Lefferts Today's games Kansas Califomian Pattisue Plumer took as the Minnesota Twins shut out the Brewers 2-0. save. City at Toronto picked up his 13th Seattle at Bronze in the 1,500. Florida's Seattle Mariners 6-0. Minnesota Dannett Up in Motown, Larry Sheets In game two, Mike Pagliarulo Boston at Detroit Tapani pitched into Young was the 200-Meter Gold Medal- the eighth cracked a two-run homer in the drove in five runs with a triple and a Califomia at Oakland st. inning toget his 10th victory. Cande- eighth inning that gave the Detroit double as the Padres drubbed Cincin- National League Volleyball - In Women's Volley- nati 10-4. Houston 5, Atlanta 1 ball, the U.S. beat Cuba 3-0. Tara Cross Montreal 8, Pittsburgh 7 (10) had 13 kills and Kim Oden added eight GITMO ATHLETICS Calvin Schiraldi made his first New York 10, Philadelphia 9 blocks. The U.S. meets Japan for fifth start of the year and worked six in- San Diego 2, Cincinnati 1 (1st) place today. AQUATICS nings to get the victory. Rick Mahler San Diego 10, Cincinnati 4, (2nd) CORRAL St. Louis 9, Chicago 0 Water sports - The U.S. Scuba dive courses was the loser. Polo - MWR offers: Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- San Francisco 7, Los Angeles 2 team lost to the Soviet Union 7-6. Open Water, July 30, Aug. 21; Advanced fers thefleet Sat. rides from 4-7p.m. and Sun., Up the coast, Matt Williams Today's games Open Water, Aug. 2, 17; Rescue Diver, Aug. 1-4 p.m. Cost$20, reservationsrequired. Call belted a three-run homer in the first St. Louis at New York (2) MLB 13; Night Diver, Aug. 2; Equipment Spec., Laurie or Glen at 2381. Chicago at Montreal Aug. 7,20; Deep Diver Spec., inning to start the San Francisco Aug. 2; Under- Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Umpire - Suspended National water Navigator, Giants on Aug. 2. Call 3845. the way to a 7-2 victory at Houston at League umpire Bob Engel DARTS San Diego has retired A course - Experience the Los Angeles. The three RBI's gave Cincinnati at San Francisco from baseball. Engel yesterday beauty and exhilaration of SCUBA diving in Summer League - The Guantanamo pleaded Williams 83 on the year, tops in the Atlanta at Las Angeles no contest to stealing baseball cards MWPR's Intro. SCUBA Course, age 13 and Bay Dart Association will start its Summer League Tue., Aug. 7. Any individuals majors. KevinMitchell laterdrove in from a store in Bakersfield, Calif., then older. Fee $60, includes all equip. and two wish- open water dives. ing to foam a team or play on a team, call Jim two runs, one with his announced his retirement. He No certification awarded. 25th homer. was sen- Call 2961/3845. McGovem at 2330 before 5 p.m., or 3922 Captain's Cup tenced to three years probation Scott Garrelts worked seven and or- Gitmo Swim Team - The after 5 p.m. dered to perform Gitmo Swim innings and won for the seventh time Softball 40 hours of commu- Team is looking for new members. Kids ages in his last eight nity service. seven and older can join. Meetings are 34 FITNESS decisions. Mike Men "Roseanne" - p.m., Comedian Rose- Mon.-Wed.-Fri. at Windjammer Pool. Family rates- Get a break on yourFit- Morgan was the loser. Tonight's games anne Call 2193. NavSta Gold (A) vs. NSGA/Co. Barr's rendition of the National ness Center membership fees. Effective Aug. Up in Canada, the Montreal "L", 6 p.m. NavSta Blue (A) Anthem was not well received by San Swim Session III- FromJuly 30-Aug. 1, three or more family member fee is $350 vs. Hospital, 7 p.m Expos scored four times in the bot- PWD Diego Padres baseball fans last night. A 10: Beginner, 5 yrs.-older, 9-10 a.m., Vil- annually, a savings of $80 ormore perfamily. (A) vs. NavSta Blue (B), 8 p.m. lamar, Water Babies, tom of the 10th inning to grab an 8-7 NAS Security vs. Security home crowd at a double-header be- 6-18 mos., 10-10:30 Check it out. (A), 9 p.m. a.m., Villamar, Toddlers, 2-4 yrs., 4:30-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates tween the Padres and the Cincinnati in p.m., Villamar, Adult Beginner, 6-7 p.m., a wild see-saw battle. Rookie Mar- Reds booed the TV star when she sang Windjammer. FLYING CLUB quis Grissom belted a game-winning theanthem in a shrill, off-beat way. Barr, Kids' swim meets - Mun Interested in flying? - The Gitmo Baylor wins 1979 swm meets three-run who stars on ABC's "Roseanne", re- forkids seven and olderis July 27 at Villamar Flying Club offers introductory flights to homer with one out for the acted by making an obscene jester and Pool. No entry fee. Call 2193/2560. anyone interested with no obligation to join. Expos. Montreal took an early 3-0 MVP as an Angel Call3686 spitting on the ground. Kids' swim clinic - Kids seven and AWH or4286 and leave a message. lead and stayed ahead until the Pi- older can improve swimming Guantanamo Bay - For the skills in back- rates moved on top 4-3 with two runs stroke,breaststroke, butterfly, freestyle clinics RECREATION first time, in 1979, the California Golf atWindjammer Pool,10-11 a.m., in the ninth. Grissom singled and July 28. Fee, Racquetball Tourney -A Racquetball Angels were recognized by the LPGA - The LPGA Champion- $1, register at the MWR Info. Off. scored as the Expos tied the score in Toumey is set for Stn., July 29 at noon at the American League, as Don Baylor ship begins this morning in Bethesda, Skills testing- Children under 12 years base gym. Entry fee, $1, single-elimination. the bottom of the ninth. Md. old must be accompanied by an adult at won the AL's Most Valuable Player A lot of eyes are on Beth Daniels, any Register by calling 2560 or on toumey day at Pittsburgh tallied three runs in who's second on this year's money- pool unless they have pool pass. Kids 7 and 11:30a.m. Award. older may obtain the top of the 10th, only to see the eamings list and is looking a pass after passing a water Dart Tourney - Limber up your Baylor, a fierce competitor who for her first skills test. Next tests are Aug. 1, 3, 15, 20, throwing arm and come to Lateral Hazard Expos counter with four in the bot- resisted win in a major tournament. Daniel has a Villamar sitting on the bench, was Pool, 4:30-5 p.m. Lounge for a Cricket tom of the frame. history of success on the Bethesda Dart Toumey, Mon., forced into the designated hitter role July 30, 6:30 p.m. Fee, $1, single-elimina- Country Club course being used for this Rookie Bill Sampen got the win. because CAPTAIN'S CUP tion. Open to all hands. of an injury to his throwing weekend's tournament. In two LPGa He's 8-2. Stan Belinda took the loss. Track and Field -Captain's Cp Track Women basketball - Women who arm. Nonetheless, his hitting per- events held the past two years on the The results leave the Pirates holding and Field competition is set for Aug. 3-5, at the would like to play in a special basketball formance was undaunted, producing course, Daniel has finished toumey a-half game lead first and high school track. Events begin at 6 p.m. all againsta Jamaican women's team on over the New York his second. best season with the bat. three days. To register your team, call 2504/ Aug. 4-5,call Amy at 2560as soon as possible Mets in the National League East, so practice Baylor batted .296, powered 36 PGA -- Players open their weekend 2560. sessions can be set up. and a five-game lead over Montreal. tournamenttoday in Grand Blanc, Track & Field meeting - An organiza- homers and led the American League Mich. Under the Arch, the St. Louis Two more major companies have tional meeting for Captain's Cup Track and YOUTH ACTIVITIES with l39rums, whichmatched the run Field will Cardinals scored eight times in the canceled plans to run advertisements on is tet for Fri., July 27, 11:30 a.m. at Teen Basketball - Get your teams to- total of the 1978 MVP, Jim Rice. the gym. Team first the telecast ofnext month's PGA entries are due then. Com- gether for Teen Three-On-Three Basketball, inning and cruised past the Chi- Cham- mands Despite his injuries, Baylor pionship. Toyota may enter four persons per event. Call Fri., July 27, 9 p.m. at the Youth Center. Call cago Cubs 9-0. and Anheuser-Busch 2504/2560. never missed a game. In fact, he pulled out yesterday, following IBM's 4075. John Tudor doubled home three PWD Track & Field - Anyone who Teen Pool Tourney - A Teen Pool played as hard as ever, developing withdrawal Tuesday. Toyota and IBM can runs in the first inning, then went on run, we encourage your participation in Toumey is set for Fri., Aug. 10, 9 p.m. at the one of the hardest, slides into have dropped their second ads because of the the upcoming Captain's Cup Track and Field Youth Center. Call 4075. to pitch a five-hit shutout. He raised base host meet to break up the double play. country club's all-white member- Aug. 3, 4, 5, at 6 p.m. Call Finklea at Pre-teen boat ride - Pre-teens, Youth his record to 9-3 with his fourth ship. Anheuser-Busch 4111. At the plate, Baylor was not inti- officials haven't Activities offers fishing, music and snacks on consecutive victory. Mike Harkey given a public reason PWD Football - Anyone interested in a Barrel Boat Cruise, Thur., Aug. mated by the inside pitch. In fact, for their decision. 9, 5:308:30 was the Cub's starter and loser. he Captain's Cup Football for PWD call Jackson p.m. Register by Aug. 7 at the Youth Center. would challenge pitchers to throw it. at 2131. Fee, $3. Call 4075. In Atlanta, Danny Darwin Tennis As a result, he set records for being Teen Skateboarding - Tune up those pitched the Houston Astros to a 5-1 FederationCup-Thetop-seeded hit by pitches. One sportswriterput it COAST GUARD skateboards for Teen Skateboard Relays at victory over the Braves. Darwin U.S. team has moved into the third this way, "In the case of most hit King of the Road -The Coast Guard is the Youth Center, Tue., Aug. 7, 8:30p.m. Call struck round of the Federation out 10 and tossed a five- hitter. Cup Tennis sponsoring a Run/Walk in celebration of their 4075. batters, the ball would strike them tournament. Yesterday Pre-teen in the second Bicentennial, Sat., Aug. 4, at Cable Beach. Flag Football - Pre-teens, and drop to the ground; with Baylor, round in suburban Atlanta, Race begins get your teams together for a little Flag Foot- the Ameri- at 7 a.m., late registration at 6:30 Challenger the ball seems to bounce off him,like can team used two singles a.m. Events, adults, 10-mile 5-mile ballactiom.Sun., Aug.5,1 -3 p.m. at the Youth victories to run, walk; it's hitting a concrete wall." get past Belgium. Jennifer Capriati beat youth,two-mile run (11-14); one-mile (10 yrs. Center. Call 4075. Pre-teen Pool Tourney T-Shirts Sandra Wasserman 6-love, 7-6, and and under). Race ends with splash in ocean. - Compete to Baylor's leadership and positive get your name on the Challenge Board in the Zina Garrison defeated Sabine Appel- T-shirts to all racers, $10 fee. To register, VC-10 Challengers' Chal- attitude became so well known that call 5381, or stop by the gym. Pre-teen Pool tourney, Sat., Aug. 4, 6 p.m. other mans 6-4, 6-1. The U.S. will play Call 4075. lenge T-Shirts are in. If you ran in clubs would try to win him to Czechoslovakia in the quarterfinals. Teen Basketball - The Youth Center the June 2, Challengers' Run, stop their teams. In his travels, Baylor Second-seed Spain also advanced. Story Hotline, 4819! will sponsor teen One-on-One Basketball by the gym and pick up your played on championship teams in Fri., Aug. 3,9 p.m. Call 4075. T-shirt I I as soon as possible. Baltimore, California, Boston, Min- nesota and Oakland.