Guyanese Government Denies Reports of Influence by Peoples Temple

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Guyanese government denies reports of influence by Peoples Temple GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP/UPI) -- The the Jonestown papers "speak for ter also has denied allegations that people he wished to inteview when government of Guyana has denied themselves." there was an improperly close rela- investigating various allegations. several reports of influence wielded A survivor of the Jonestown tra- tionship between members of the Carter said it would have been by the Peoples Temple in Jonestown. gedy confirms she had a sexual af- Peoples Temple cult and American impossible for McCoy to enter the The government says it's not true fair with a high Guyanese official. officials. Jonestown compound without giving that the sect influenced senior Guy- But Paula Adams denies cult leader Carter said those allegations were some advance notice of his arrival. anese cabinet officials to stop a Jim Jones ordered her to have the based largely on memos written by He said the department is still local probe of Jonestown before the affair, which she calls "a complete- cult officials in Georgetown to considering whether to make McCoy mass deaths of more than 900 cult ly personal relationship outside of cult leader Jim Jones. available to comment on his activi- members. The report came from the the Peoples Temple." She refuses The memos were acquired by the ties in the period prior to the Associated Press, which based its to identify the official. Associated Press in Guyana from one mass suicide. findings on documents obtained from Meanwhile, The State Department of the first persons to visit Jones- Speaking on the condition that Jonestown. has strongly defended Richard McCoy, town after the mass suicides-slay- his name not be used, a department The Guyanese government also de- its former consul in Guyana, saying ings last month. The memos came official said there was concern nies, among other things, that the he performed his duties in a manner from the file cabinet in Jones' about setting a precedent by making cult was invited to take part in in keeping with the highest stan- house in Jonestown. McCoy answer his critics. The Guyanese politics to help the ru- dards of professional competence Carter said McCoy had given the official said: "It suggest that ling party win a referendum last and ethical behavior. cult leaders advance notice of the anyone who wants to level a charge uly. The Associated Press says Department spokesman Hodding Car- names of some, but not all, of the can cause a public inquiry.

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- - Vol. 33 No. 227 .' Wednesday, December 6, 1978 General George Brown dead of cancer at 60 In today's Gazette See page 3 of today's Gazette WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- Former Joint fense community when he was a not believe." for the current ferry schedule Chiefs of Staff Chairman, retired senior military assistant to Defense He later made a public apology at that is a correction to correct a Gen. George Brown, died yesterday Secretary Robert McNamara during the Pentagon. revision that was wrong. Readers evening of cancer in Malcolm Grow the Kennedy administration. President Gerald Ford kept Brown are encouraged to clip and save Air Force Hospital at AndrewsAFB, President Lyndon Johnson sent him. on as chairman, despite demands this informative article for Md. to Vietnam in 1968 to command the that the general be fired. Ford, future reference. The 60-year-old general was well U.S. Air War, and later the general although deploring Brown's state- known for his blunt remarks. They became Air Force Chief of Staff. ments about Jews, praised him as an On page 4 of today's paper, sports fans along with the rest included controversial statements He won senatorial confirmation as outstanding military man. of the Guantanamo community is about Jews. And his remarks drew Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of On a later occasion, Gen. Brown invited once again to play the criticism during his four years as Staff in June 1974. made off-the-cuff remarks critici- game to try for one of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs ot zing Congress and the military ef- Throughout this time, he remained special prizes offered by Special Staff. forts of some U.S. Allies. relatively obscure to the general- At the outset of the Carter Ad- Services. Gen. Brown was a decorated hero public until he uttered some contro- ministration, there was speculation of World War II's famed bombing versial statements at a Duke Univer- that the new president would get A special note raid of Romania's Ploesti oilfields sity seminar in October 1974. rid of Brown, but this did not hap- Don't forget the Naval Station's *had taken command of his badly At that time, Gen. Brown suggested pen. enlisted frocking ceremony sched- shot-up unit and led it to safety that Jews exerted inordinate in- Brown would have served out his uled for tomorrow morning at 9:15 after the commander was killed. flunence because, he said, they own full term if it had not been for at the Administration Building. During the post-war years, Brown the banks in this country and the his illness. This list of eligible persons rose steadily in the Air Force. newspapers. And, he said, the Je- Gen. Brown was born Aug. 17, 1918 appeared in Tuesday's Plan of the He drew attention within the de- wish lobby "is so strong you would in Montclair, N.J. Day. Blumenthal speaks to Soviets on trade ---NATIONAL-WORLD BRIEFS---

MOSCOW (AP) -- Treasury Secretary and the joint space flight between JOHANNESBURG (UPI) -- South Masayoshi Ohira to succeed outgoing Blumenthal says United States- astronauts and cosmonauts. Africa's National Party Government Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda, just Soviet trade has grown at an un- may plunge into the worst crisis hours after Fukuda's two-year satisfactory rate and that the Blumenthal referred indirectlyto of; its 30 year rule following the government resigned. Ohira: is Carter Administration wants to see concern the Soviets have expressed release of a bombshell report scheduled to form a new cabinet it increased. about the dampening effect of the Tuesday. shortly. Blumenthal spoke today at the Jackson-Vanik Amendment which links A commission investigating a Ohira defeated Fukuda last month opening session of the annual trade with Jewish emigration in government slush-fund scandal in a primary for president of the meeting of the-US-USSR Trade* and addition to the adverse development found the use of at least $40 ruling party. Economic Council here. He ac- of the arrest and imprisonment on million in government money in- knowledged that the history of the currency charges of Francis Craw- volved embezzlement, manipulation MADRID (AP/UPI) -- Spaniards are trade relationship between the two ford, an American businessman in and cover-ups. The affair has voting today on a constitution nations had been a mixed one marked Moscow. Blumenthal said, " The reached such proportions that it's' that makes permanent the democratic by detours and disturbances. circumstances involved seemed to us refered to as "Info-gate", after reforms begun since the end of the Franco But he said, "We are determined to be inappropriate to the nature Watergate, with a former government dictatorship three years to move forward." He also said the of economic offenses. with which information minister involved. ago. two nations have worked previously he was charged." He added, "They Government officials predict the to a common end and can do so again, had a significantly detrimental WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The House document will be approved, despite He cited the U.S. and Soviet effect on American public opinion Democratic Caucus is to decide opposition from extreme left and alliance in the Second World War and a negative impact. today whether to retain colleagues right from homosexuals, feminists, as leaders if they've been con- ecologists and elements of the victed of a crime. .If -such a Catholic Church. Ten dead in anti-shah protest proposal is approved, three con- Basque separatists are the main SHRAN (AP/UPI) -- Reliable sources ancient battle swords and four of gressmen could lose their sub- opposing force to the constitu- report at least 10 anti-shah pro- the attackers were killed. committee chairmanships. tional plebescite. They are being testers have died in the past two The second incident happened blamed for yesterday's shooting days during battles with police in deaths of three policemen in the yesterday, when six other protesters MOUNTAIN VIEW, California (AP) - the northwestern town of Zanjan. were reportedly killed when a fun- The first reports from Venus are northern city of San Sebastian. Moslem fanatics have been draping eral march for the four swordsmen coming in. themselves in white death shrouds, erupted into a riot And NASA scientists say the data WASHINGTON (AP) -- Congress's a symbol of their willingness to has them questioning their pre- Joint Economic Committee opens die for their anti-shah cause. Meanwhile, the second anti-govern- vious beliefs about the atmosphere hearings today on wage and price The first incident occurred aent oil workers strike in five of our neighboring planet. They controls and the fight against Monday when a squad of Moslem fan- days has cut Iran's daily barrel say the findings tend to show that inflation. A panel staff report atics attacked officers with petroleum output nearly in half. Venus' upper atmosphere is being released yesterday warned against pressed closer to the planet than the use of such controls. expected. And the space agency The report, based on controls Meany lashes out at Carter program scientists say that may be caused used from 1971 through 1974, by the "solar wind." warned a similar policy could re- WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- AFL-CIO inflation program, "has all the sult in more inflation and much President George Meany lashed out of the Nixon plan and some faults CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -- Police and deeper recession than is already at President Jimmy Carter's ec- new ones that are worse. firemen reacted angrily yesterday being forecast. onomic programs again in a speach The speech was filled with anti- to a city plan to lay off some last night at a dinner celebrating and Meany also WASHINGTON (AP) -- A new report Carter rhetoric 400 safety employees. The city the 10th anniversary of "Frontlash", stated, "Contrary to anything any says it may prove wiser to write says it has to do so in order to an organization seeking to increase your congressman about a specific of us may have believed and said avoid default. But police and political participation by the complaint than attempting to deal during the last presidential com- firefighter representatives say working poor and young people. paign, we do not have a liberal with it yourself. The study was Cleveland's forces already are Meany told the group that Carter White House." commissioned by the Office of president in the under strength. had backed down on a campaign The language he used is the Consumer Affairs. It indicates promise by using unemployment to sharpest since he declared, last agencies are more willing to deal battle inflation. month, that Carter is the most TOKYO (AP/UPI) -- Japan has a new with even the most trivial con- conservative president since Calvin prime minister today. gressional inquiries than a serious, He also said the the Carter anti- Coolidge. The country's parliament named consumer gripe. Page 2 Guantainamo Gaz e Wednesday, vuau t.ai ALL LWU ITG.GCL LC December 6, 1978 Special announcements FRIDAY, DEC. 8 IS THE FEAST OF THE NAVY EXCHANGE will present THE Immaculate Conception, a Holy a ladies only "Doe Night" ( ( a G BUOG 190Q/La [ on Friday, Day of Obligation for all Catholics. Dec. 15 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. a Masses will be celebrated at the There will be refreshments, door Cleans try anmuneernta may be Called in batwsan g std 11 ".a., or heed t Base Chapel at 12:30 p.m. and 6:30 tarried to the Public All, its Of flea 7:30 a.a., to 4130 p.a., xondey prizes, and the opportunity to take thnwgh yrldry (a:eludlry holidays). Deadline for publication is noon p.m. advantage of the many unadvertised the prdrevloue wrkiry day. gonafide emergemy - treaehce will be cept anYtiae. Coe unity amouneernca will be andpublished thm ewrlcten,not -r e --- of three weak. specials that will be offered. than once a week for a THE DEC. 9 ACT will be adminis- =:n, eed, and included in a daily calendar Cation dur3ry the week of aCommercial adveftielng i proM1lbited -llh."h announcements tered at the W.T. Sampson High THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS WILL CLOSE of Available aervlcet will be permitted but limited to mile monthly. Anroumemmnte on for bwinesaaa of eeevtcu requirlry command approval mmy School Library this Saturday Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. so that the be required to provide proof c, " letcar. of Authrity. Ads which morning. will not discriminate on the hula of race, sea, creed, color, or urional origin Candidates should report employees can attend the Navy Ex- will m be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff r the right to to the road-side entrance between change Christmas edit and rewrite all subafuiona. (ATMnytie/DWH-Dortry Working Hours/ party: AWNMftu Yorkiug Hours). 8:15 and 8:30 a.m. with completed --Coffee Shop application forms, check or money --Blue Caribe [951144] order, ID and No. 2 pencils. -- Mini Mart Testing will last approximately -- Pizza Pub. four hours. CHRISTMAS CAROLING VEHICLES will THE MARBLEHEAD SNACK BAR will be be available to clubs and organi- closed from Dec. 4 through Dec. 20. zations from Dec. 15-25. To Clubs and organizations The bowling alley will be resurfaced reserve a vehicle, clubs should THE NAVAL BASE CIVIC COUNCIL will THE GUANTANAMO BAY OFFICERS WIVESS during this time period. contact Petty Officer Kestenbaum meet in the Community Hut on Lee- Club will be selling Christmas at 8678 or 8847 DWH at least five ward at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, NAVAL ACADEMY PROGRAM. if you Cards, cookbooks and calendars on days prior to the date needed. Dec. have the qualifications listed 11. All interested persons Saturday, Dec. 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 There are several vehicles avail- are urged to attend. Your interest below you may be eligible to sub- p.m. in front of the Navy Exchange. able which will accommodate groups and support are needed. Please mit an application for appointment Free mailing envelopes are now of up to 50 people. take the 7:30 ferry from Windward. available for the calendars. to the Naval Academy or Naval ATTENTION LARAYE RYAN'S DANCE People who have bought calendars Academy Preparatory School. CLASSES! In order to receive four THE SOCIALIZER CLUB invites all prior to this time may buy the --ASVAB Scores: WK + AR of at least 120 lessons during the month of Decem- the people of Guantanamo Bay to envelopes. The cost is two for 5p, (or BTB scores: GCT + ARI of ber and still leave time for the a party at the Socializers' Club- For further information, at least 120). call Mary holiday activities, house on Friday, Dec. 8. Music Liz --Age: 17 and not have passed the following Popp . schedule is set for will be provided by "Total Experi- 22nd birthday on July 1 of the year December. -- All classes ence" from 8 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. THE LA FRA will sponsor a Christ entering. will meet as usual Light hors d'oeuvres will be avail- mas party for the children of PRA --Unmarried and have no children. the weeks of Dec. 4, 11, and 18. --No classes able. The bar will be free. and LA PRA members on Sunday, --Acceptable College board ACT will be held the Dec. 17 at 4 p.m. Santa will score. last week of December and the first week THE SOCIALIZERS CLUB will hold arrive at 4:30. All parents should --U.S. citizen. of January. a special meeting Monday, Dec. 11 provide a gift for each of their --Good scholastic record. --December 25 classes will meet on at 8 p.m. at the Clubhouse. children with the child's name on For further information, contact Thursday, Dec. 7 at regular it. Gifts should cost a minimum or visit the Educational Services class times. --December THE GITMO SWINGERS will hold of $4.00, but no more than $5.00. Office at 8553 or 8338. 26 classes will meet on their monthly business meeting Each parent should provide a dozen Thursday, Dec. 14 at regular SANTA'S THRONE is located at the class times. Saturday, Dec. 9 at the club hall. cookies for each of their children . Navy Exchange Toyland at the Country --December 27 classes The evening will start with a pot- Each child should be accompanied b>y will meet Store. His owrking hours are every luck dinner at 6:30 followed a parent. For more information, on Thursday, Dec. 21 at regular by Saturday and Sunday from noon to the business meeting at 7:30. call 97280 AWH. class times. 3 p.m., and every Thursday, from After the business meeting, regular Classes will resume on regular THE NAS OFFICERS WIVES CLUB will 5 to 7 p.m., until Christmas. dancing will commence to the call- schedule beginning Monday, Jan. 8, hold their monthly meeting on Dec. 18 will be "Kiddie Day" and ing of Mr. Jerry 1979. (KK) Duhme. See Wednesday, Dec. 13 at 6:30 p.m. Santa will be available from 4 to you there. at the home of Mrs. Dee Robey. 6 p.m. Santa will also be on hand THE SPECIAL SERVICES CERAMIC SHOP THE 1979 INTERCOMMAND BASEBALL This will be a Christmas get- for the Christmas Tree Lighting on will not accept pieces for firing LEAGUE'S organizational meeting will together so please bring a home- Dec. 18. A photographer will be after Dec. 15. This is to allow W be held on Thursday, Dec. 14 at made gift . and don't eat dinner! available for $2.00 per picture. patrons to get their ceramic pieces Regrets only, 3:30 p.m. in the Special Services call 8423. finished for Christmas. The shop Conference Room. One representative will resume taking pieces for firing THE from each team interested in playing BASE ATHLETIC COMMISSION willl on Dec. 27. meet on should be present at this meeting. Tuesday, Dec. 12 at 3:30 inn the Special Services Conference THE CONSOLIDATED RECREATION COM- Room. All members are required to MITTEE will meet on Monday, Dec. 11 attend. at 1:30 p.m. in the Special Services Conference Room. All members are required to attend. Olendar J IF THE COMPANY L/NSGA WIVES CLUB Local Forecast will be Christmas gift wrapping and high tide- 1448/0328 8813 Today overseas wrapping at the Marine low tide-- 2123/0912 Alcoholics Annonymous meeting (closed), 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Old Nursery Exchange starting Dec. 4 and ending sunrise--- 0723 high--- 89 School Building. (90269). Dec. 24. Hours are as follows: sunset---- 1821 low---- 70 Dec. 4-15, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Protestant Women of the Chapel monthly meeting, 7 p.m., 1257A Villamar. Dec. 15-24, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 9 a.m., Topside Lounge, Windjammer, fenceline Today's forecast is for partly Wives Information Seminar, THE YACHT CLUB will sponsor cloudy skies. Winds from the tour, 1 p.m. "Family Day" Sunday, Dec. 10. southeast at 8-14 knots and bay Last day to purchase tickets for the NEX Christmas Party to be at the Wind- Activities begin at 1:30 p.m. with conditions at 1-3 feet. jammer Club, Dec. 11, 8 p.m. - midnight. (8348, 8115, 8828) a Sail-In. Social hour commences Elementary school students will be dismissed at 11 a.m. due to at 5:30 p.m followed by supper at teacher training sessions. Only afternoon kindergarten sessions will 6:00. Participants should bring meet. food as follows: *Live firing Church of God Pentecostal revival with the Church's servicemens' director --A-F Dessert Wednesday -- 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. from the Panama Canal Zone, 7:30 p.m., elementary school amphitheater. --G-1 Casserole Thursday 6 a.m. --M-Sm Salad -- - 5 p.m. Church of Christ Bible study, 6:45 p.m., McCalla Chapel (97115). --Sn-Z Casserole. Friday -- 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. Naval Station Recreation Committee meeting, 1:30 p.m., Special Services Conference Room. THE YACHT CLUB will be sponsoring The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas meeting, 7:30 p,m, at the hut (90145 A a basewide sail-in from 1:30 to between Saint Nicholas and Caracole VC-10 Enlisted Wives Club monthly 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 10 at Points and all of the upper bay the club. All base residents are north of Caracoles and Granadillo Tomorrow invited for free sailboat rides. Points will be off limits. For fur ther information contact the Special Navy Wives Organization of America meeting, 7:30 p.m. (98269 AT). SPECIAL SERVICES announces that Services Marina, COMNAVBASE Duty Of Elementary school students dismissal at 11 a.m. Only afternoon kinder- fice or Base Police. an organizational meeting for the garten sessions will meet. 1979 Intercommand Basketball League will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 13 Everyone is invited to the Church of God Pentecostal revival, 7:30 p.m., at 3:30 p.m. in the Special Services 1.$.Naal aIss, eaustaeaseIa, C elementary school amphitheatre. Conference Room. One representative Class for all nurses titled "Hemodialysis," first of two sessions, 2 p.m., from each team interested in playing Naval Hospital. (913242). should be present at this meeting. Enlisted Mess (Open) Board meeting, 2:30 p.m., Windjammer Club. Reef Raiders regular meeting, 7 p.m., FRA. C3at. aul W. eCst Wives Information Seminar, 9 a.m., Topside Lounge, Windjammer Club. MOVIES Naval Stales CommldialIlliter r. Jerry m.Mulic MitireOfficer FRI. LYCEUMS W )tends Starke.Maeis Joramlist .0 Rick d.Jo alist ball, 7 p.m., COMO Club. Downtown: Bronson Lee Champion, PG COMO-OWC Christmas McCalla: Twentieth Century Oz, R 303 ThE! wooh.d.Journalist Heiniken Night at the Blue Caribe. 303 Slly .ll . Jouamlist Marine: Pretty Baby, R 30M ry Mrhll.Jo al1st Leeward: Jennifer, PG T. ataalat.l.Produon i.Aaiast Due to the in-service training, elementary students will be dismissed at 11 a.m. Only afternoon kindergarten sessions will attend class. G.t a na.tte 1. pblishd according to th CLUBS rule. ad relations for ship ad staional . papere Church of God Pentecostal a atlind to MIAVIOE P-35dad v lbhedirection revival, Rev. David McClure will speak, 7:30 Windjammer: The Wicker Man, R at thl evel1Ea.ePe blie Afairs Officer. Pr.tard p.m., elementary school amphitheater. five tima wakly at lvan ats *pisuosp .reat Teen: No Movie ipaat at th. ary Pbllcatline aad Prataiq 6t Pentecostal prayer meeting, 7 p.m., Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road. CPO: No Movie ambsOffice, t. opinios or ats ntate La ISou it appear haei are not to be eastr e as ethetl COMO: Project Kill, PG t taeeting e va"o of CAVASast e.tt Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point Old Nursery e the livyp. Staff NCO: Not Available School Building (90269 or 8275). Wednesday, December 6, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 NEX Employee Take note honored The Fumigation Chamber will be open Friday, Dec. 8 from 7:30 a.m. Roy Godfrey, the Auto Mechanic to 3:30 p.m. Items may be picked Leader at the Navy Exchange Auto up the following Tuesday from 1 to Service Center, was honored as the 3 p.m. November Navy Exchange Employee of the Month. Roy has been with the Navy Resale System for nine years. Claims info He was cited by his manager recom- mending him for this honor as being "dedicated to his job and being you should know willing to help." Along with a For those less fortunate among us $25.00 gift certificate, Mr. there may come a time that we must Godfrey's picture will be posted at submit a claim against the govern- various Navy Exchange facilities. ment for items that have received Presenting the award to Mr. Godfrey water damage due to leaky water is LCDR J.L. Gordon, Navy Exchange heaters, toilets, rainfall or other officer. circumstances beyond our control. In the event of such an occurrence * To correct a correction of a revision there are certain steps you should take prior to submitting your claim. that was wrong! You should make every possible effort to by Jerry R. Ryan minimize any damages. This includes removing all articles (Public Affairs Officer's note - in blood) The publication of a ferry from areas that might become wet schedule appears on the surface to be a simple task: and, normally, it is. and attempting to dry all wet But this week something has gone awry. The best laid plans of mice and articles. Rugs and men, etc., etc., so they say. Q-I have an automobile in carpets should which theXI? VA has installed be placed outside or raised from Considering the vital service performed by the ferries, so necessary to adaptive equipment. If I sub- the floor to dry as soon as possible. the smooth operation of this base, the Gazette attempts to publish the sequently purchase other Wooden furniture should be dried Ferry Schedule at least quarterly to keep people informed. vehicles, will the VA install immediately and removed from the Somehow, the publication of the existing ferry schedule this week has equipment in them? floor if possible. Articles such grown into a multi-headed vindictive monster: as soon as the editor cuts A-Yes. However, adaptive as shoes, handbags, books, etc., off one head, another jumps up and displays a vicious snarl. equipment will not be pro- should be dried quickly and thor- The Ferry Schedule was published this week not to announce any vided for more than one con- changes oughly. in the operating schedule (although the headline in Monday's Gazette did, veyance at a time and for not Following these guidelines will erroneously, announce this, and the schedule was, in fact, wrong), but more than three conveyances minimize the damages to your property simply to inform and provide a service to the community. in a two-year period. and assist the claims investigating The Ferry Schedule published Monday was "reportedly" cleared by proper Q-I am a veteran with a Service-connected officer in making his recommenda- authorities by a Gazette journalist. That journalist, who has disability a reputa- and know that I can receive tions. tion of reliability, has since departed Gitmo on PCS orders (issued ear- treatment at a VA hospital. The government cannot be held lier) so immediate inquiries are not possible. Since there is nothing to Should I drop my private hos- responsible for negligence on the be accomplished in killing dead snakes, or in other words, it's water over pitalization plan? part of the claimant and should not the dam, the matter was dropped and a correction was printed in yester- A-This is a matter only be expected to pay for damages re- day's newspaper. The only problem now is the correction was not correct. you can decide as to the ad- ceived because of such behavior. Even though the corrected schedule was again cleared by vantages and disadvantages of proper authorities For additional information, contact prior to publication, it was still wrong. having VA hospitalization and the NAVSTA Claims Investigator, Thanks to the cooperation of CWO2 Randy Biggs, private hospitalization cover- YN2 the Ship Repair Depart- Green at extension 8454. ment's yard bosun, who met with me Tuesday night, the following Ferry age. Schedule is affirmed to be accurate or CWO2 Biggs and I swear never to go fishing again (I never catch anything anyway!). Please preserve this schedule. it may never be printed again! VA home loan guarantee increases WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- The maximum have served only 90 days on active FERRY SCHEDULE guarantee for Veterans Administra- duty, one day of which must have tion (VA) home loans has increased been between Aug. 5. 1964 and McCalla Landing departure time Leeward Point departure time from $17,500 to $25,000 under the May 7, 1975. Veterans Housing Benefits Act of The legislation also permits VA 6:30 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 1978. to guarantee loans for energy- 7:30 8:00 related home improvements, including 8:30 9:00 The legislation also permits installation of solar 9:30 heating and 10:00 certain severely disabled veterans cooling systems. 10:30 11:00 to obtain a VA grant of up to It also authorizes VA to guarantee 11:30 12:00 noon $30,000 to buy or adapt a residence loans for converted condominiums as 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. to meet their special needs. VA of July 1, 1979. The agency 1:30 2:00 cur- grants for these homes were formerly rently is authorized to guarantee 2:30 3:00 limited to $25,000. condominium loans in buildings 3:20 3:50 The new bill is of special bene- constructed and 4:15 sold as this type 4:40 fit to an estimated 168,000 Vietnam of dwelling. 5:00 5:20 era veterans because it reduces the VA's mobile home loan program was 5:40 6:00 length of active duty service re- also restructured by the new law, 6:30 7:00 quired for eligibility for VA home, setting a $17,500 loan maximum and 7:30 8:00 condominium or mobile home loan extending the maximum loan term 8:30 9:00 guarantee benefits. for single-wide mobile homes to 15 9:30 10:00 Vietnam era veterans now need to years, an increase of 36 months. 10:30 11:00 Friday and Saturday only Friday and Saturday only 11:30 12:00 midnight 12:30 a.m. 1:00 a.m. your loved Rhymes ones of the Times PEOPLE BEST UNDERSTANDS KNOWLEDGE fr CrAINED are just * EL LBE FIRST HAND4. Agan.AFPS 1:00 General Hospital a call 1:50 Body Buddies 2:15 Cartoons (BW) 2:30 Sesame Street 3:30 Perry Mason (BW) away 4:25 Nature's Window CNERTON 4:30 Medical Center 4 5:25 Almanac (BW) 5:30 Newswatch 6:30 Information Special: "Father Martin's Alcoholism and the Family" 7 :00 Chips 7:55 Notes of Interest ISoUPlTO 8:00 Petrocelli 9:00 Soap Factory (New Show) 9:30 Soap ** ADULT** 10:00 Starsky and Hutch 10:55 Newswatch Update B 11:00 Late Movie: "We Live Again" **ADULT** 12:25 Sign Off 9-,It There's nothing sweeter than the voice of someone near your heart. Give that someone you love a sweet surprise. Mail early Call home for Christmas There are over 20 locations with telephone booths at the base. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, December 6, 1978 Mote-cross results UP ORTSL IN E by Breezy Rider & Company -- SPORTS SHORTS-- A good time was had by all and The Gitmo Moto-Cross Track was ORLANDO, Fla. (AP/UPI) -- The Pittsburgh Pirates and Seattle Mariners have there was some good racing to boot. attacked by 19 riders and 50 per- completed a six-player deal. Next race day will be Sunday, Dec. cent of the riders left with medals The Pirates acquired relief pitcher Enrique Romo and a pair of minor 17. For any information concerning for their effort. The results were leaguers, pitcher Rick Jones and infielder Ted McMillan. The Mariners club activities, call 99285. as follows: have received infielder Mario Mendoza and minor league pitchers Odell Jones and Rafael Vasquez. POWDER PUFF The key man in the deal was Romo, who won 11 games and saved 10 for the NBA action 1st place - Denice Aanerude, Honda Mariners. He is expected to take some of the burden off relief ace Kent Kansas City 105, New York 92 2nd place - Lauralynn Ham, Kawasaki Tekulve. Washington 117, Cleveland 102 Meanwhile, the New York Mets and St. Louis made a swap. The Mets got Boston 114, Detroit 112 0-85 CLASS pitcher Pete Falcone while the Cardinals received outfielder Tom Grieve Los Angeles 114, New Orleans 102 1st place - Mike Criddle, Honda and minor league pitcher Kip Seaman. Chicago 96, Philadelphia 91 2nd place - Jamie Wilson, Kawasaki 3rd place - David Ham, Honda SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -- The San Francisco Giants have announced the signing In the NHL of free agent infielder Darrell Evans. New York Islanders 3, Pittsburgh 3 36-100 CLASS Evans, who left the Giants to try his luck on the free agent market, was Boston 5, Toronto 1 1st place - Bill Blank, Honda he Giants' regular third baseman last season and hit 20 home runs while Washington 4, Colorado 1 2nd place - Russell Blank, Kawas aW driving in 78 runs. Vancouver 3, Atlanta 0 3rd place - Bill Brooks, Honda California was close to signing him but negotiations broke down at the 4th place - Steve Jackson, Kawasaki last minute. WHA results 5th place - Chris Pyne, Honda New England 2, Cincinnati 2 (OT) NEW YORK (AP) -- Former Michigan tight end Ron Kramer and former coaches 101-125 CLASS Charley Bachman and Lloyd Jordan were among 11 men to be initiated into 1st place - Eric Clothier, Yamaha the College Football Hall of Fame yesterday. 2nd place - Dick Aanerude, Honda . WASTE 126-OPEN CLASS 1st place - Chuck Prater, Kawasaki 2nd place - Tom Mroz, Kawasaki 3rd place - Jeff Snyder, Yamaha 4th place - Jim Lennord, Yamaha NT 5th place - Gene Nelson, Suzuki CLAfIrteDI) 6th place - Roy Fullerton, Suzuki I 7th place - Mark Stillwagon, Kawasaki Classified advertisements may be called in between 8 and 11 a.m., or hand carried to the Public Affairs Offte, t30.a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). leadling for publicatonisaloun the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words Pick the Pros winner announced and published net more than twice weekly per submission. Commnercial advertising is.-pro- A seven-way tie from the weekend hibited although announcements concerning available services will be. permitted but limited ly a remarkable score, but we have to once a week. Ad. for businesses or services requiring command approval may be re- Pick the Pros selections was broken yet to see a 13-for-13 effort. We quired to provide proof of a letter of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of up Monday night when the San Diego still have two weeks remaining. We race, sex, creed, coloror national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff Chargers posted a 40-7 win over the know there has to be someone around reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions, (AT-Anytime/DWH-During Working visiting here Hours/AWH-After Working Hours). Chicago Bears. That game who can do it. made a winner out of Lt(jg) David C. In all fairness, We'd like to con- Hinkle, a registered male nurse at gratulate some of the entrants (18 Classified Ads 951144 the Naval Hospital. by number) who scored in double fig- For sale Small dinette, 4 chairs, $25. 95493 ures last week. With the upsets AT. Lt(jg) Hinkle picked the Chargers pulled off by Kansas City, Cincinna- '67 Ford station wagon, $275; dish- to win 21-10, and while it wasn't ti and St. Louis as well as wins b washer, $80. 98126 AWH. '67 Pontiac GTO, engine & transmis- that close (as a matter of fact, it the New York Jets and Denver Brons- sion just overhauled, new tires, wasn't close at all) in the final that stumped just about everyone,. 22,000; 12,000 & 11,000 BTU A/C's, $650; 24,000 BTU Fedders A/C, $125. outcome, it was still good enough these people who managed to get at sell all for $400 or will sell 97266 AT. to win and break up what could have least 10 right stand out as sharp separately. Set of ladies' golf been our first unbreakable tie. Two spotters. clubs & bag; pair of ladies' white Twin-size Ethan Allen headboard & of the seven finalists picked San And speaking of sharp spotters, golf shoes. 90265 AT. frame, white, $50; twin-size bed- Diego by a 21-17 margin. If only at least four ladies were included spread & pillow sham for little the game could have been that com- in that top 18 with 10 or more cor- Canon 8E1 camera & case, brand girl, $5. 8602 AT. petitive. rect. One was in the top seven. If new, $300 or best offer. 8867 AT. Mr. Hinkle will now have to prove we had had a closer contest between 12,000 BTU A/C, 115-v, $120. 8385 that it wasn't just beginner's luck, the Chargers and Bears, we might '73 Honda 350, $350. 8406 AT. AWH, Trailer Park #252. as he just arrived in Gitmo about a have had out second straight female month ago. It'll be a challenge, winner. Keep on plugging . Baby styrofoam floater, $3; baby 8mm movie projector, $50 or best though, because we have yet to see To everyone, keep it up. With swing, $5; baby walker/jumper/ offer. 8521 AT, or GHB Room CG-05. a two-time winner. just a little luck, a good bounce rocker, $5; many Harlequin paper- Which brings us to another thing of the ball, or even (perish forbid) backs, 250 each. Fritts,. 8137 AT. Girls' 20" 3-speed bike, very good we have yet to see. That would be a a bad call by the folks in the condition, $35; child's Hoppity- perfect score. Once we had Gerald striped shirts, you, too, can win Pioneer turntable model PL 31-D w/ Hop ball, $3. 97237 AWH. Robinson pick 12 out of 13, admitted- at Pick the Pros. cartridge; baby rocking horse, baby "Swing-o-Matic"' Sears upright Preschool toys, excellent condi- vacuum cleaner. 97283 after 6 p.m. tion--Fisher Price house, $4; PlUKEUEUPBUS Fisher Price camper, $3; Mickey Win your choice of four different prizes donated by Special Services Winchester Model 94 30-30; Reming- Mouse clubhouse, $4 & many more; by circling your pick of this week's pro games. For the Monday night ton Model 541-S-22. 95384 DWH, also white double knit uniform ,game, circle your predicted winner and enter below what you think will 95446 AWH. trousers, 33R, never worn, $15. be the final score. In case of ties from weekend games, the participant 96138 AT. picking Monday's victor and coming closest to the correct final score Honda 450 & Rambler station wagon will be declared the winner. The weekly prizes offered by Special Serv- for parts. 8460 AWN. Two Dacor scuba regulators, $50 ices for the winner to pick from are: an 18-hole round of golf with a each; fishing box w/accessories, cart, nine lines of bowling, four hours of horseback riding or four hours Set of antique Lionel trains, $10; 11,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, less of sailboating. approximately 30 years old, in- than 2 years old, $150. 96294 AT. cludes tracks, best offer. Tierra- Saturday, Dec. 9 K 69, 4 to 8 p.m., or call 8774 DWH, '73 Honda CL-100S, very good condi- ask for Chief Edwards. tion, helmet included, $275. ADCS Baltimore (5-9) at Pittsburgh (12-2) Allmon, 64332 DWH. Minnesota (9-4-1) at Detroit (5-9) '73 Honda CL-100, $300. 96131 AWH, 8484 DWH. Capehart AM-FM multiplex, 8-track, Sunday, Dec. 10 phonograph stereo, like new, $50. 4 ft. Radius nylon cast net, brand 97134 AT. Buffalo (4-10) at New England (10-4) new, $20; U.S. Divers double tank New York Jets (8-6) at Cleveland (7-7) backpack, brand new, $20; 80 cu. Wanted Kansas City (4-10) at Denver (9-5) ft. dive boot, $1.00; child's Houston (9-5) at New Orleans (6-8) Zoom lens rocking horse on wheels, $3.00 for Cannon single lens Oakland (8-6) at Miami (9-5) reflex camera. 8177 90178 AT. DWH. Seattle (8-6) at San Diego (7-7) Washington (8-6) at Atlanta (8-6) for parts or will Gate for stairs. 952233 AT. '63 Volkswagen Green Bay (9-4-1) at Chicago (5-9) sell whole car. 8734 DWH, or GHB Dallas (10-4) at Philadelphia (7-7) P-206 AWH. Experienced Room person to do fiberglass St. Louis (5-9) at New York Giants (5-9) work. Call Jensen, 951292 DWH, Tampa Bay (5-9) at San Francisco (1-13) Sears Lady Kenmore dishwasher w/ 99172 AWH. hygienic rinse, good condition, Monday, Dec. 11 $100. 95467 AWH, or see at GP-7B. Experienced babysitter for occa- sional days, weekends or nights. Cincinnati (2-12) at Los Angeles (1=13) TRS-80 Mirco computer system w/ Prefer Corinaso area. 8214 AT. 4KRAM and 4KROM, $450. Jerry, 64366 DWH, or Barracks 621 Room Services 201 AWH. All entries must be received at the Public Affairs Office at Morin Cen- Cakes for all occasions, MS1 Sapin. ter by the close of business Friday afternoon. Only one entry per person Two Yoshica camera lenses (133mm 8339 AT. is permitted. Tune in to FM-103 for pro action. telephoto & 33mm wide-angle lens); Atari TV video game w/3 cartridges; Would like to babysit 3-year-olds NAME PHONE also a 3-banded spear gun. 8849 and up, my home, for working DWN, or GHB Room C-314 AWH. mothers. 97274 AT.