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July 12, 1977 Vol. 32 No. 133 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Postal rates may increase Controversy over laetrile continues

(UPI)--The Postal Service Board of delivery. (UPI)--A National Cancer Institute But the Battelle test results will Governors yesterday endorsed plans But the new concept called "cit- Official says a new study testing add new fuel to the nationwide con- to increase rates on postal services izen mail" also was approved. the controversial substance laetrile troversy over the value of the drug but keep the cost of mailing a per- First Class business mail would shows it had no effect on human tu- that the Food and Drug Administration in- sonal letter at 13 cents. cost 16 cents.but a private, mors implanted in mice. has called worthless and advocates The new rates include increases dividual letter would still cost Doctor John Venditti says laetrile claim is beneficial against cancer. private for second, third and fourth-class 13 cents. To qualify the was tested against the cancers in The issue will come up today at a to have the prop- mail.and for services like special letter would have mice at the Battelle Memorial Insti- Senate Subcommitte hearing with 19 to er zip codes. .and would have tute in Columbus, Ohio. He says the witnesses scheduled to appear. Both or return have either the address laetrile produced no reduction in sides of the controversy were to hand-written. address tumor size. testify, including the directors of the Post- The proposals now go to Venditti is Chief of the Drug E- the FDA and National Cancer Insti- will Both Carters in the news al Rate Commission.which valuation Branch of the National tute and laetrile pioneer Ernst Krebs. have 10 months to hold hearings Cancer Institute. He says his per- and refer the recommendations back sonal opinion is that someone ought (UPI)--President Carter has agreed to the Board of Governors. to evaluate the case histories of to support the AFL-CIO's proposal to Postmaster General Benjamin those humans treated with laetrile. cut bureaucratic red tape inhibiting Bailer said he did not expect any He says when something has been test- Senate rejects efforts union organizing.but only if the of the changes to take place before ed in a substantial number of well- new compromise bill does not include the 10 months are up. documented human cases, the animal repeal of so-called "right to work" experiments become irrelevant. laws. That word came today from labor spokesmen. Attorney General Griffin Bell says Carter has a sixth person "in Japanese Liberal Democratic Party retains majority the back of his mind" to replace re- tiring FBI Chief Clarence Kelley. 122 of the 126 The person would only become a can- (UPI) --The ruling Liberal Demo- With ballots for counted, tabulations didate, according to Bell, if he and cratic Party Monday appeared to seats at stake gave the LDP 63 seats. The party, Carter decide to extend the search have retained a majority in the conservative despite its name, beyond the five candidates already Upper House of Parliament in a cru- needs 65 seats to maintain a major- being considered. cial electoral test for the govern- ity. Carter's spokesman, asked if Budg- ment of Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda. The Socialist Party, the leading et Secretary Burt Lance might resign The unexpectedly strong showing opposition, captured 24 seats. (UPI)--The Senate yesterday re- because of financial problems, says came despite newspaper polls pre- The Buddhist-Oriented Komeito had jected President Carter's effort to "absolutely not." News Secretary dicting the party would lose its 14; the Moderate Democratic Social- discontinue the Clinch River Nuclear Jody Powell said a White House majority in the 252-seat upper 6; the Japan Communist Breeder Reactor Project. Counsel is looking into getting an house for the first time in 22 ist Party, governed Ja- Party, 4; and the Conservative New Carter wanted to limit new funds extension of the date by which Lance years. The party has Liberal Club, 3. for the plutonium, producing reactor must devest himself of stock in pan since World War II. Three members of minor parties at Oak Ridge, Tennessee.as part of the beleaguered Georgia bank he once and 5 independents also were elec- his effort to call a worldwide halt headed. ted. to plutonium production. He wanted One of the five independents said to spend 33 million, just enough to HOUSE NEWS IN OTHER WHITE Hostages escape he would join the LDP and another complete design work and phase two unofficially said they would the project. Rosalynn Carter hosted a luncheon support the party. Project supporters, led by Idaho in honor of Empress Farah yesterday at Helsinki's "Election results clearly show Senator Frank Church, promoted a of Iran while Iranian students (UPI)--Authorities Airport say one of the two hijack- that the Japanese people want a compromise authorization of 75 mil- staged a noisy demonstration out- ers holding a Russian jetliner has stable government led by the Liber- lion dollars, which was accepted. side the White House. The demon- to surrendered. The second hijacker al Democratic Party," a jubilant The funds would allow the project stration was the largest outside is still aboard the plane, and Fin- Fukuda told a news conference. "I remain in its current status, and the White House since the Carters nish officials are trying to per- also see them as a sign on the part keep key scientific staff members. moved in. suade him to give up. Authorities of the electorate for a sounder It's about half the amount con- The picketers did not interfere have already said that, if the hi- LDP." tained in the original authorization with other guests.who included jackers surrender, they will be im- bill. The Church Compromise is an men for the first time. Mrs Carter returned to the Soviet effort to persuade Carter not to Only" luncheon mediately broke the "Ladies veto the bill. tradition for visiting female Union. the hijackers' last three guests of honor by asking not only Earlier, hostages escaped, leaving them alone distinguished women, but men from NBC wins first on the plane. The jet was comman- the worlds of politics and the arts deered while on a domestic Russian as well. flight Sunday. Since landing in Demonstrators to disobey Helsinki, the hostages have either part of charges been released or escaped from under the hijackers' guard. OPEC members meet (UPI)--Slander and invasion of (UPI)--Demonstrators occupying privacy charges against NBC were part of the campus at Kent State Japan to wait for dismissed by a Federal District University in Ohio have decided to disobey a court order that they end (UPI)--Members of the World's Court Judge in Winchester, Tennessee their occupation this morning. A Richest Club gathered Monday at an yesterday. county court on Monday ordered the elegantly agirg hotel on the shores A libel charge remains in connec- technical report protesters to end their 61-day oc- of a peaceful Swedish peninsula to tion with the airing of the TV film cupation, and at the same time told talk over oil police that could "Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Department said the university to hold off on plans have a decisive effect on the (UPI)--The State Boys." damage to build an athletic annex near the world's well-being. Monday Japan should await a spe- In a six million-dollar Street accused site of the 1970 Kent State shoot- The 13-nation Organization of cial technical report on alterna- suit, Victoria Price by sug- ings. Countries is tives before starting operations at the network of defaming her Petroleum Exporting The court's ruling was intended to opening a two-day meeting today with a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant. gesting that she lied in testimony move to the courts the conflict over its most immediate problem - what But Janan has said it olans to during the trials of nine black an- the annex location. The protesters price to charge for the remainder of put into operation the Tokai-Mura youths accused of raping her and want the location made into a memo- 1977 - settled in advance. Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Plant, other white woman 46 years ago. The the rial for the four students shot-to- The ministers asked for privacy which will use U. S. supplied ma- defendants, who became known as death by National Guardsmen at an and got it. A fleet of well-guarded terial, as scheduled. Scottsboro Boys, were convicted and anti-war rally on May 4, 1970. helicopters ferried them from Stock- "We have had technical negoti- eventually sentenced to a total of University President Glenn Olds holm Airport to the luxurious Grand ations with the Japanese on vari- 130 years in prison. has said he would use campus police Hotel, in a remote suburb of the ous alternatives which would permit According to records filed in the and not outside officers to enforce capital. Troops and police with the operation of the facility while court clerk's office last night the court order. He says that stu- guard dogs stood guard at the hotel. still meeting our global nuclear Judge Charles Neese dismissed the dents' familiarity with campus po- Two of the ministers, Libya's nonproliferation concerns," State slander and invasion of privacy lice would ease the potential for Izzedin Al Mabrouk and Iraq's Pyeh Department Spokesman Hodding Carter charges during a session in his violence. Abdel Karim, said the group would III said. chambers with attorneys for NBC and discuss "Production Programming," He said "the technical team's for rs. Street. to ask the withholding of oil from inter- report is expected to be completed YnC attorneys are expected Cross. of ac- national markets in order to keep this week and will be important in today for a directed verdict +Red If prices high. reaching a final decision." quittal or the libel charge. made The Good Al Mabrouk described production "That decision has not been that request in deried, the case programming as "very important" and I am not prepared to speculate would go to a jury after closing Neighbor. be able to reach a so- but added, "I won't say we are going when we will arguments. to make a decision. lution. July 12, 1977 Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tomorrow's meetingR Today's meetings

GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet at 7 p.m. at the COND Club. Call Jim 7:30 p.m. For more information call Cossey at 85149 AWH. The club is Community 85697 or 90269. open to all base residents. GITMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet at Marblehead Hall from 6-8 p.m. TILI CHURCH of CHRIST Bible Study class will meet at McCalla Chapel at 7 p.m. For more information call J.L. Bachelor at 96196 or Floyd Shaw at 97115 AT. WATER STATUS Board YESTERDAY'S FIGURES GITMO COIN CLUB meets in quonset hut. 1817 behind the old elementary school TARGET CONSUMPTION 1,350,000 at 7:30 p.m. For more information ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 2,402,000 call Lou Prosser at 90172 or Carl TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,901,000 Community announcements 951144 Harvey at 952243. .1 1'

Clubs and OrganizationscCAR MANAGERS AT NEX FRA DANCE PWOC SOCIAL The Chrylser, Ford and American ATHLETIC COMMISSION Motor/Jeep managers are at the Navy The Fleet Reserve Association Homemade ice cream and White El- Exchange till July 16. They have Branch #100 is having a Shipwreck ephant Sale July 16, 7:30 pm at the There will be a meeting of the 1978 prices and pictures. Party this July 16. Dancing will Yacht Club. Bring a freezer of ice Base Athletic Commission July 12 at start at 8 p.m. and last until cream or baked "goodies" plus any 2:30 p.m. in the Special Services 1 a.m. Music will be provided by item for the White Elephant Auction. Conference Room. All members are TRAFFIC REGULATIONS The Son of Aries. BYOB with a Couples or singles and friends are urged to attend. $2.00 donation per person. Mem- all invited. bers and guests only. Tickets can PWOC Council will meet Friday, All base residents are reminded be obtained by calling 90226 or July 15, 9:30 am at the home of EM CLUB ADVISORY BOARD that in accordance with COMNAVBASE- 96291 AWH. Esther Miller at 1224B Villamar. GTMOINST 11200.1, the safe following The Enlisted Club Advisory Board distance for trucks loaded with am- meeting will be held July 13 at munition is 200. feet (approximately OFFICERS WIVES CLUB QUALIFIED TEACHERS 2:30 p.m. in the Windjammer Club. ten car lengths). Ammunition laden trucks will be marked fore and aft Any club or organization or indi- with red flags and "Explosive" signs interested in having a display vidual W. T. Sampson School: All de-. Welcome on all sides. Base Police will be at the Officers Wives Club pendent wives, including those who RECREATION SOCCER LEAGUE 99177. notified and citations issued to Aboard Coffee, please call worked as substitutes, who will be There will be an organizational personnel who do not comply with here on the base all of the School regulation. meeting for the Recreation Soccer this Year 1977 - 78 and desire to teach League in the Officials Hut at 1:30 full time should go to CCPO to se- p.m. July 12. All teams interested cure the necessary paperwork and in entering should have a represent- BEAUTY SHOP LIVE FIRING submit an application. ative present. To be qualified you must have one With the heat of the Gitmo summer Live firing will be conducted at year's experience at the level for upon us, the latest stateside hair the following times: which you are applying, a bache- fashions are what's "in" on the July 13 from 12 - 4 pm. lor's degree, and 18 hours in edu- LALECHE MEETING rock. July 14 from 12 - 4 pm. cation. You must also be a U. S. There will be a LaLeche League The Navy Exchange Beauty Shop now July 15 from 9 am - 12 pm. citizen. At the high school level meeting July 12 at 7:30 p.m. All has the expertise of Debby Herbel The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas a minimum of 24 semester hours in women interested in breast feeding a graduate of the Career Beauty between Saint Nicholas and Caracolas the subject field plus the preced- are invited to attend. The meeting School of Missouri to give you the Points and all of the upper bay ing is required. will be held at Corinaso Point #4. latest in wedge cuts, short and north of Caracolas and Granadillo This is not be construed as an For more information call Chris sassy and blow dry styling. Points will be off limits. For fur- offer of employment. Magagna at 85109 AT. For the beach, pool and party, ther information, contact the Spe- it's the short hairdo for the "in" cial Services Marina, COMNAVBASE look it's "Debby". Call 85764 for Duty Officer, or Base Police. CATHOLIC LADIES AUXILIARY appointments.

The Catholic Ladies Auxiliary PLAYBOY RECALLED will meet July 13 at the Chaplains Office at 7 p.m. All Catholic PADI SCUBA COURSES women are cordially invited. Due to a law suit, the July 1977 TOOD AY'S has been removed issue of Playboy Any Basic Scuba Diver interested Navy Exchange. from sale at the in becoming PADI Open Water certi- TV-8 fied call 951112 AT. A course will GITMO SWINGERS be held July 16 and 17. Fred MOVIES PARENT TEACHERS ORGANIZATION Metzmeier will be the instructor. A PADI Advanced Open Water Scuba The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance W. T. Sampson Parent Teachers Or- Course with the Search and Recovery TV-8 SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY Club will have their regular dance needs additional volun- Specialty Rating will be starting on July 15 at 8 p.m. at the Club ganization to sponsor new teachers com- July 20 at 7 p.m. at the Reef Raid- 1:00 General Hospital Hall. If you are interested in teers ing to GTMO this year. For more ers Shack. To enroll in the com- 1:35 Tuesday Matinee: "Churc- learning the basic round dance, information call Jan Pearson 90240 bined course you must have a min- hill's Killers" please be there promptly at 7:30. 3:10 Cartoons or Bill Richard 98269. imum of 15 logged dives and the Sunday will be a continued work day 3:30 Company There will be a Parent Teachers following required equipment: Electric on our building. Please bring car- Organization meeting on July 14 at buoyancy compensator, octopus reg- 4:00 Valentine's Second Chance penter tools and lawn tools. Work 4:35 7:30 pm at the Chaplains Office ulator, compass, depth guage, watch The Untouchables will begin at 1 p.m. For further 5: 30 Newswatch which is located at the corner of and u/w slate. You can register at information call Gloria at 98144 Radio Pt and Sherman Ave. Persons the dive shack or call Fred 6:30 Hollywood Squares AWH. sponsoring teachers and all inter- Metzmeier, instructor 951112 AT. 7:00 Sonny and Cher ested parents are invited. 7:55 Notes of Interest 8:00 M*A*S*H 8:30 Jeffersons 9:00 Kojak JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL SINGLES NO TAP BOWLING U.S. Naval Base, Guantanano Bay, Cuba 9:55 Newswatch 10:00 Monty Python (Adult) There will be a meeting of Fall There will be Singles No Tap 10:30 Tuesday Night Movie: Gitmo Flag Football board members Bowling July 16 at 7:30 p.m. Cost "King and Four Oueens" up at July 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Cub is $4.50 per person. Sign 11:55 Sign Off Scout Hut. Two volunteers are need- Marblehead Bowling Alley prior to Capt David W. DeCook ed to work with cheerleaders. For 7 p.m. The 300 Game is in excess LYCEUMS further information call 90282 AWH of $60. Naval Base Commande Naval Station Commanding Officer or 951069 AWH. Downtown - The Taking of Phelham Ldr.,, er yRa.Public Affair. Officer 123, R JO2 Diane Taylor .Assistant Editor ton Mat. McCalla Blood In the Streets, NEX JOB OPENING 8N2Ro nna S chaker.Reporter/Produ - JOSN Jeff Woodhouse. .5ports Editor R Special Announcements Marine - The Late Show, PG no 1irtt topublished according to the rule and reulaton for ship and station Leeward Point - Voyage of the The Navy Exhange has the follow- nespapers Damned, PG ing job opening: Full time General Office Clerk ublications and Printing CUBAN COOKING CLASS S-iteBranheqia t atOfl a opinions or statenns In CLUB MOVIES at the warehouse. AS-3/ mews itesa that appear herein are not to be co-tr-dt to work a officia or a reflecting the ies of OMAmmSE $2.78 per hour. One year general A beginners Cuban cooking class Windjammer - Loaded Guns, NRA office experience required. This will be given by Mrs. Dolores Duffus CPO Club - Lies My Father Told position closes July 15. For more July 15. For more info call 97120 Me, PG AWH. information call 85348 July 12, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page3

This is the twenty- ninth in a Drugs and medicines that have not series designed to assist in under- been approved by the U.S. Food and standing CHAMPUS more fully. Each Drug Administration. item deals with one particular Drugs and medicines for weight aspect of CHAMPUS regulations. control, including those obtained The regulation attempts to insure with a prescription. that beneficiaries receive hish Vitamins and other nutritional BTFN David quality drugs and medicines that are supplements, including those re- Hogg is the first person in Guantanamo Bay to receive his high school effective in treating the condition lated to prenatal care and those diploma from the Marine Corps funded High School Degree Pro- gram offered for which they are prescribed. It obtained with a prescription. locally through Barstow College. BTFN Hogg, from Newcastle, PA, is a Coxswain/Engineer also attempts to prevent the misuse Otherwise covered drugs and med- for the Naval Air Station Boatshed. Making the presentation is of CHAMPUS funds in drug abuse sit- icines, obtained legally or ille- Captain William Zidbeck, USN, Commanding Officer, Naval Air Station. uations and to minimize the oppor- gally, when their use is related to Also on hand for the presentation was Cathy Rohe, Guantanamo Bay Coordinator tunity for submitting fraudlent a drug abuse situation (legal drugs for Barstow College, and Mike Thro, Area Director for Barstow claims for drugs and medicines. monitored for possible drug abuse College. are narcotics, nonnarcotic anal- CHAMPUS will share the cost of all. gesics, tranquilizers, barbituates prescription drugs and medicines and stimulants). with the following exceptions: Drugs and medicines prescribed by a member of a beneficiary's family or by someone residing in the ben- Minnesota man causes uproar in Postal Service eficiary's houshold. CHAMPUS will not share the cost (UPI)--A Minnesota man has in- Bob Paetzel promptly lost his con- of drugs and medicines that can be advertantly caused an uproar in the tract. Navy Newsline obtained in the United States with- U.S. Postal Service, all because he Well, he appealed to Senator out a prescription except for in- refused to break the law. Hubert Humphrey, who asked the Post sulin when it is purchased for a Bob Paetzel had a contract to Office for an explanation. The Navy Special Services officials known diabetic. service postal vans in Coon Rapids, Post Office told him the EPA author- have announced that the 1977 All- The regulation provides that pre- Minnesota. The Post Office direct- ized the customizing and that the Navy Talent Contest will be held at scription drugs and medicines ob- ed him to disconnect part of the vans did-not violate emission the Naval Training Center, San Diego, tained while an inpatient for use pollution control equipment on its standards. California, November 14th to the after leaving an institution--"take vans and he refused, citing Min- But Humphrey found the EPA did not 18th. All Navy, Marine Corps and home" drugs and medicines--will be nesota pollution control laws for- approve the customizing, and the Coast Guard personnel on active duty cost-shared by CHAMPUS on an out- bidding tampering with the devices. vans in fact did violate standards. for more that 90 days and not eli- patient basis. The Postal Service has now agreed gible for release from active duty In addition to the information to modify nearly 17-thousand deliv- prior to 30 November this year, are normally required on a CHAMPUS claim Tortoise doesn't ery vans to bring them into compli- eligible to participate. form, claims for prescription drugs ance with antipollution standards. Individuals or groups desiring to and medicines must include: participate in competitions leading The name of the drug and medicine. want to go up to the All-Navy finals, should The strength of the drug or med- submit a special request chit and icine. (UPI)--Zoo officials in California Chfi WiS30le one completed copy of NAVPERS Form The name and address of the phar- are having a hard time getting a Saccharin wins another delaydea 1710/15, that's an entry form for macy where the drug or medicine was 200-pound Galapagos Tortoise back All-Navy Talent Contest, to their purchased. to its natural habitat. The tortoise (UFI)--A House Health Subcommittee Commanding Officer or Officer in The name of the physician who has lived at the San Diego Zoo since has approved an 18-month delay in Charge no later than August 15th. prescribed the drug or medicine. 1935. Officials want to get it back any federal ban of saccharin. The Winners of local competitions will The prescription number of the to its native Hood Island to mate moratorium is designed to allow for go forward to vie with their count- drug or medicine for which the claim and increase the tortoise population. the completion of saccharin-cancer erparts at district or regional is being submitted. So they crated the creature and put tests before any federal ban is competitions, which will then send For additional information, see it on a plane for Equador Saturday imposed. their first place winners on to the CHAMPUS advisor HMC James Phelan at night. But by Monday morning, it The measure now goes to the House All-Navy contest at San Diego. the Naval Hospital (phone 95454) or was back in San Diego. All the Commerce Committee. The proposal For more detailed information on write to OCHAMPUS, Denver, Colorado planes from Quito to the Galapagos does not require saccharin products the competition, contact your local 80240 Islands were too small to take the to be labeled, but does permit the Special Services Office. crate.Food therompetinand Drug Administrationolsacharn-cnce to order such labeling if it is found Sea service personnel who have am- totestsbefoe be in the publican fedral interest. an i bitions in show business, now's the time to start polishing up your act. ComeceComite. heprpoa Navy personnel eligible only for doe no reuirnsachainrrodct one-bedroom housing units now will be assigned two-bedroom units on an equal priority basis with personnel normally entitled to two-bedroom housing due to a recent clarifica- tion of DOD housing policy. The new guideline, which modifies OPNAVINST 11101.13F, recognizes that few one-bedroom units exist in Navy managed DOD housing. It will re- instate housing opportunity to about 55,000 Navy personnel. 1077 Alaskan pipeline down Freedoms Foundation (UPI)--Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus says oil will not resume its flow down the Alaskan Pipeline until Letter Writing he is sure it can safely do so. State and oil officials had said the Contest Opens flow could resume within a matter of Awards will include: Guard and ROTC. Your entry need not be days, despite an explosion and fire * $100 U.S. Savings Bond-Series E and in a letter' as such but may be in essay that destroyed a pump station Fri- the Defender of Freedom Award. or poetry form. Entries should be no less day. * Additional awards of $50 U.S. Savings than 100 nor more than 500 words in The Interior Department says Andrus Bonds-Series E and the George length. If letter style is used, the will withhold approval of a re- Washington Honor Medal. addressee may be any person or sumption of oil flow until a safety * Valley Forge Honor Certificates organization, real or imaginary. Print or investigation is complete. But Top winners will receive a formal written type full name, rank, Social Security full military address, Service or there is no word on how long that Sergeant W. A. Hollis, USMC, a mem- announcement from Freedoms Founda- number, Forge on Washington's Reserve component, full home address will take. Officials say the ber of the Tank Platoon of the Ground tion at Valley Birthday, Feb. 22, 1978. and Zip Code. Interior Secretary wants to be sure Defense Force, was meritoriously promoted to the rank of Sergeant by that similar explosions will not Oct. 1, 1977/Mail entries to: the Commandant of the Marine Corps RULES: Open to all members of the DEADLINE: occur in other sections of the pipe- U.S. Army, Marine Freedoms Foundation, on June 24. Colonel M. P. Fennesy, Armed Forces of the line system. Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard and Valley Forge, Pennsylvania USMC, Commanding Officer, Marine to Reserve Forces including National 19481 Barracks, presided at the promo- tion ceremony. Pape 4 Guantanamo Gazette July 12, 1977 Garvey draws 4 million Angels dump Sherry, Record setting performance tops N. L. All Star picks hire Garcia (UPI)-- of the has become the first play- er in Major League history to gain four million votes in balloting for the and Robinson All Star game. The Dodger was elected to the starting lineup for the fourth year in a row. Garvey has become the pre- (UPI)--Another Major League mana- miere first baseman in and last year set an all time record by ma- ger bit the dust yesterday. Norm king only three errors during the season. Sherry, with his team in fifth place Here is a rundown of the top votegetters at each position: in the 's Western Di- vision, was fired by the California : Angels and replaced by third base Dave Garcia. , Cincinnati, 3,262,680 Sherry's dismissal came on the Ted Simmons, St. Louis, 2,096,524 heels of a five game road trip du- Angeles, 1,866,546 Baseball Scores Steve Yeager, Los ring which the Angels dropped all National League Bob Boone, Philadelphia, 1,657,152 five games. The slump has left them , San Diego, 650,313 nine and one half games behind the Houston 2, Cincinnati 0 surprising White Sox. Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 2 First base: The Angels were expected to con- San Francisco 5, San Diego 1 test the for the Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 4,277,735 division title after owner Gene Autry American League , Pitt., 1,438,693 added free agents Joe Rudi, Bobby Tony Perez, Montreal, 1,384,971 Grich and Don Baylor to his corral. Boston 2, Cleveland 1 Bill Buckner, Chicago, 1,020,671 However, Grich is expected to be Baltimore 4, New York Yankees 3 Willie Montanez, Atlanta, 791,121 for the rest of the season Chicago White Sox 4, Kansas City 2 sidelined because of back surgery and Rudi has Oakland 8, Seattle 1 Second Base: : been out of action for several weeks 9, Toronto 7 is expected to return after the Calif. 6 Minn, 5 (10 inn) but Joe Morgan, Cincinnati, 3,309,754 Dave Concepcion, Cin., 3,098,750 All Star break. Baylor, while not , Chicago, 2,312,153 Larry Bowa, Philadelphia, 2,449,944 injured, has failed to live up to Ted Sizemore, Philadelphia, 1,538,392 , Los Angeles, 1,529,445 Robinson expectations. His batting average is , Los Angeles, 1,343,496 Garry Templeton, St. L., 1,192,717 below .250. Rennie Stennett, Pittsburgh, 982,658 Frank Taveras, Pittsburgh, 375,389 Garcia made his first move almost hired immediately as he filled his vacated Third base: : coaching spot with the recently fired . Robinson is also ex- , Los Angeles, 3,102,186 , Phil., 2,657,722 pected to serve as the Angels' bat- , Cincinnati, 2,523,723 Dave Parker, Pittsburgh, 2,286,714 ting instructor. , Phil., 2,254,166 George Foster, Cin., 2,161,668 Says Garcia: "Nobody knows more a- Phil Garner, Pittsburgh, 802,558 , L.A., 1,9b2,267 bout hitting than Frank Robinson." Bill Madlock, San Francisco, 762,879 Bobby Murcer, Chicago, 1,631,621 Garcia served under Robinson when Robby was at the helm of the Cleve- land Indians. Sherry spent less than a year as the Angel . He took over for Fryman last July and guided retires from baseball them to a 37-29 mark the remainder of the season. (UPI)--Veteran lefthander Woodie quired from the Montreal Expos in a This year, however, the club is Fryman of the Cincinnati Reds has an- trade during the off season. three games under .500 with a 39-42 nounced his retirement from baseball. Fryman frustrated over his ineffec Frank Robinson was hired yester- record, Fryman's decision was made one day tiveness, says it's time to call it day by the California Angels as a General manager Marry Dalton still after he jumped the Reds and went quits. He won his last three starts batting instructor and coach. Rob- believes the team will prove itself home to his farm in Ewing, Kentucky. to even his record at 5-5. inson is seeing duty in an Angel u- a winner. Dalton has added some new The Reds were in Houston at the time. Without Fryman, the Reds find them- niform for the second time in his faces to the club since the start of Reds manager said selves short of yet another experi- career. Robby played with the An- the season, acquiring Gary earlier that Fryman would be fined if enced starter. They traded last sea- gels in 1973 and part of '74 before Nolan from the Cincinnati Reds and he did not report to the club by to- son's co-Rookie of the Year, Pat being dealt to the Ken Brett from the White Sox. Both day. Zachry to the and Gary where he became the first black man- deals were made on June 15, the night The 37 year old southpaw was ac- Nolan to the California Angels. ager in Major League history. of the trade deadline.

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