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Vnl oio32- WN 107 i. xlihstamnU.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, June 6, 1977 Nixon tries to explain his statements (UPI)--Former Pres. Richard Nixon and correct what he called said yesterday he never claimed "wide- spread misinterpretations" Presidents are above Ghe law, only of things he said in a recent broadcast that they have discretionary power to break laws in the national inter- est. interview with David Frost. In the He said that power justified his third interview, Nixon said, "when the President own intention to crush violent anthu does it, that makes it war dissent by burglary and wiretap. not illegal." The quote His latest statement on the powers made headlines. Pres. Carter and of the presidency comes in a long former Pres. Gerald Ford quickly article written for the Washington repudiated Nixon's view. Sunday Star. In his Washington Star article, Nixon said he would not argue that a president is above the law. In Cuba and U.S. his words, "I was speaking within Young gives interview In it, Nixon urges the public to a very limited context of emergency exchange envoys trust presidents, and leave them actions, and I was referring to that what he called a "gray area, of traditional latitude provided in (UPI)--The United States to Playboy and inherent powers" to disregard laws dealing with emergencies." Cuba announced that they will when.they feel they must. As he often done, Nixon sought (UPI)--U.N. Ambassador Andrew exchange envoys for the first time He said presidents are elected precedent for his own actions in Young since 1961 and in a surprise ges- "not has given a far-ranging in- merely to be automations," the extraordinary powers exercised ture, Fidel Castro said he would terview to Playboy magazine. but to exercise judgment. In his by previous presidents, Lincoln in free 10 Americans from jail. The Young said that when his leader words,"sometimes the letter of one the Civil War, Jefferson in the prisoner release decision came as in the civil rights movement, Dr. law conflicts with the spirit of Louisiana Purchase, Truman in his an unexpected bonus to the limited Martin Luther King, was killed, he another. In such cases a president 1952 seizure of the steel mills. diplomatic exchange thought, in Young's words, "That agreement, must choose which to follow." In his Star article, the former which fell far short of restoring was very fortunate, really that it And, apparently senistive to the Prsident referred the bombing of full diplomatic relations. was a blessing, God decided that mistrust generated by the Watergate the radical Weathermen group and White House spokesman cautioned Martin had had enough. It was time scandal, he warned:"It would be asked, "Did saving the lives threat- against exaggerating the importance to go on home and claim his reward." disastrous if, in an excess of ened by the Weathermen's bombs of the diplomatic exchange The ambassador said that Richard deal, prohibitory 'zeal, we were to tie justify intruding on the Weathermen's Nixon in a sense "sold out to the saying Pres. Carter considers it the president's hands, limiting liberites?" merely one of "the first faltering " in arms negotiations. him merely to the mechanical func- He went on, "These are questions steps" toward He said the Vladivostok agreement normal relations. tion of executing the precise letter presidents confront. In the real "created arms ceilings so high we in the law." world, where the price of not acting couldn't possibly reach them any- In the article, Nixon said he may be paid in the lives of innocent way. It merely sanctified the arms wanted to "set the record straight" citizens, the answers are not easy." race." Young continued, in his Mrs. Carter treated equally words, "It was the Russians and the Nixon administration conspiring to deceive the American people. The Two more hostages freed Nixon administration bent over backward for the Russians and, in (UPI)--South oluccan gunmen re- The decision to release the pair a sense., it sold out to the Soviet leased two women yesterday from was a surprise to the Dutch govern- Union." among some 54 passengers they have ment, which earlier yesterday held Young stuck by his statement that been holding hostage aboard a a cabinet meeting and considered the Cubans might be a "stabilizing Dutch train for the past 14 days. breaking off negotiations because influence" in the African nation A Moluccan physician escorted they were hopelessly deadlocked. of Angola. the two women, one pregnant, to a Six hours of negotiations with the On Uganda Pres. Idi Amin, Young waiting car about 500 yards from terrorists and two South Moluccan said, his words, "I want him to where the gunmen are holding the mediators Saturday had failed to disappear from the face of the train. The women were the first to produce any agreements. earth. Go on home and claim (UPI)--First Lady Rosalynn Carter be released from the his train since Authorities have repeatedly de- reward." doesn't think Latin male chauvinism the terrorists allowed about 34 manded the release of the pregnant has hurt her And foung does not apologize for efforts at diplomacy passengers to go immediately after woman during the past 14 days, say- during his open style of diplomacy. He her two-week goodwill tour capturing it. ing she was in urgent need of medi- said, "Once the Xerox copier devel- of Latin America. cal attention. The gunmen told the oped, private diplomacy died." In Lima, , yesterday, the two South Moluccan intermediaries midway point of the seven-nation Saturday that the woman had been trip, Mrs. Carter said that she given a compartment to herself and did not think any of the leaders was being given special care. 6,000 troops to leave she has talked with so far have The terrorists, believed to num- treated her differently because she ber about 15, seized the train and is a woman. HealthMinister Kyemba an elementary school May 23 to South Korea She said she had her own way of press their demands for indepen- bringing them to the point if they (UPI)--A report from Tokyo yes- dence for their Spice Islands home- seemed uncomfortable. terday said the United States has land, which-is now controlled by Quoting now, "I'll say, listen, defects to Britian told Japan it plans to withdraw Indonesia. Four teachers are held you can be blunt, and after that, 6,000 American ground troops from in the school. South they're blunt." LONDON (AP)--Uganda's health mini- Korea by the end of next year. It Mrs. Carter spent the week- ster and close friend of Pres. Idi would be the first phase of end at a resort in Peru. But it'll Amin for 20 years, Henry Kyemba, Last day in court Pres. Carter's program to pull out be back to work today, when she has defected and asked to remain in all U.S. ground forces in Korea. heads for Brazil, South America's Britain. The British home office largest and most industrialized makes the disclosure following pub- (UPI)--John Mitchell and H.R. The Japanese Broadcasting Corpor- nation. lication of an article in the London Haldeman have one last day in court ation, quoting Japanese government Sunday Times. In the article, today to hear Judge John Sirica sources, said two American envoys Remains of 20 Americans Kyemba is quoted as saying he would tell them they are going to jail, revealed the plan last month during not dispute estimates that more probably June 22, for conspiring to a stop in Tokyo on their way home to be sent home than 100,000 persons have been slain cover up the Watergate scandal. from talks with South Korean lead- (UPI)--A two-day round of talks Sirica, the U.S. District Court ers. While in Tokyo, Gen. George in Paris between the United States in Uganda since Amin seized power who handled almost all the Water- Brown, chairman of the Joint- Chiefs and ended with a pledge in a 1971 coup. He describes con- gate criminal trials, has insisted of Staff, and Undersecretary of by Hanoi to return the remains of ditions in his African homeland as that Mitchell, the former attorney State Philip Habib met with Japan- 20 more Americans killed in the "very grave." Kyemba declares, general, and Halderan, Richard ese leaders. Indochina war. The two sides each "If I can help bring Amin's atro- Nixon's White House Chief of Staff, agreed to meet again in the near cities to an end sooner by telling be present to hear his ruling on The sources said the U.S. presi- future to continue discussing the world what is happening in their jail date. dential envoys told the Japanese steps toward normalizing relations. Uganda, then hundreds of lives will Lawyers for both men are expected Carter will start on his program to ask Sirica but no date was set. be saved because people are being to reduce their sen- after obtaining assurances from tences of 30 Chief U.S. Delegate Richard murdered there every day. The months to eight years both the Soviet Union and China imprisonment for the 1975 conspira- Holbrooke called Hanoi's decision country is littered with bodies." that the two Communist giants have to return the remains "a positive cy convictions. no intention of increasing tension action on the part of Vietnam. In the article, Kyemba also Whatever he decides on that in Korea after the American pullout. A total of 2,550 Americans are blames Amin for the death of Mrs. matter, Sirica has indicated it is listed as missing in the action Dora Bloch, the British-Israeli almost certain he will order them in . A House Inter- who disappeared after the Israeli to report to prison June 22, five Take stock in America. national Affairs Subcommittee re- commando raid last July on Entebbe years and five days after the Wa- Buy U.S. Savings Bonds. ported last year that there is no airport. He says Mrs, Bloch was tergate burglary that led to a evidence to believe that any of the "murdered to satisfy Pres. Amin's White House cover-up and the resig- MIA's is still alive. lust for vengeance." nation of a president. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, June 6, 1977

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The Caribbean Skippers' CB Club Personnel interested in starting Did you know, that there are almost LA LECHE MEETING would like to invite all CB'ers an archery range or club on Leeward 150 college final exams that a mil- and those interested to the monthly Point call ET3 Van Sickle at 64251 itary person can take free of charge There will be a La Leche League coffee break at Morin Center at 6:30 AT. for credit? meeting June 7 at 7:30 p.m.at pom. Bring your ouwn coffee and cup. That the ESO office has a catalog Corinaso Point 4. All women inter- (DANTES) which assist applicants ested in breastfeeding are welcome. FISH AND GEAR LOCKER GASOLINE to take college courses by indepen- For more information call Chris SALES dent study? Magalna at 85109. Special Announcements That you can earn a college degree Gas and oil is now available for in the Navy? CPO WIVES' DRY CLEANING PLANT private boats at the Special Serv- For more information call J.T. ices Fish and Gear Locker. The cost Savoia at 85553. The CPO Wives' will hold their The Navy Exchange Dry Cleaning is 60 cents per gallon for gas and VETERANS' PROGRAMS monthly meeting June 6 at 7 p.m. at Plant is now back in full operation. 40 cents per pint for Texaco multi- Terria K #11, for the purpose of purpose outboard motor oil. No Employment of professionals and electing officers. Regular members privately-owned vehicles will be technicians should increase because are urged to attend. The club wishes filled at the pump. You can pull DENTAL HOURS of specialization and need in urban to increase its membership, so all your boat alongside the pier for renewal, ecology, transit, the CPO wives are invited to attend, to service. Starting June 6 military dental building industry, computers, office meet the members and learn what the sick call hours will be from 7:30 machines, appliance maintenance, the club is all about. For more infor- until 9 a.m. and 12:30 until 2 p.m. medical field, tool design and FM mation call 951016. AUTO HOBBY SHOP Dependents will be seen on Monday, broadcasting. For further informa- Wednesday and Friday afternoons The Special tion concerning accredited schools from 12:30 until 2 p.m. Services Auto Hobby CIVIC COUNCIL MEETING Shop has differential grease for and programs, contact J.T. Savoia rear ends and transmissions. Also, at the Education Services Office, There will be a Civic Council FLEA MARKET the pneumatic grease gun is in oper- 85553. meeting June 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the ation. A Jiffy Gun is available for Caribbean Arts & Crafts Building. Special Services is sponsoring reparing tires on the car, and a VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS For more information call Judy another Flea Market June 12. Spaces vulcanizing plug and patch kit are Goodbar at 90251. will be rented. Large spaces are available for big jobs which would Are you choosing a vocational The Civic COuncil is in need of 20x20 and rent for $3. Small spaces normally ruin your tires. The Auto school? If so, first ask prospec- personnel to judge the Yard of the are 10x20 and rent for $2. Person- Hobby Shop is located on Recreation tive employers the following ques- Month. Call Judy Goodbar at 90251. nel must supply their own tables Road, across from the tennis courts. tions. Would they hire graduates and may not set up their displays of the school? How many have they OWC MEETING until noon. actually hired in the last year?. Education Were they hired because of school The O.W.C board will meet June 7 training? Did training make any at 9:30 a.m. in the COMO Club. For NEX JOB OPENINGS difference in starting salary? For more information call Besty Waas more information on vocational The Navy Exchange has the following ODU CLASSES at 85264 AT. schools, addresses job openings: and policies Old Dominion University' s Sum- contact J. T. Savoia at the Educa- Full time sales clerk II to work mer session classes begin June 6 tion Services Office, 85553 or CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE at the Main Retail Store. PS-2, and June 7 at 6:45 p.m. at the high 8t338. $2.52 per hour. Six months retail school. Business Management 325 There will be a special communica sales experience required. Position will meet Monday and Wednesday; tion at Caribbean Naval Lodge held closes June 6. For more information Math 105 and Psychology 201 will in Masonic Apartments Building #800 call 85348. meet Tuesday and Thursday. Regis- TODAY'S at 7 :30 p.m. June 8 for the purpose tered students should be prepared of conducting work in the scond to pay tuitin and book fees on the TV-8 degree. All fellow Craft and Master first night. Tuition is $78 or Masons are invited to attend. $19.50 with tuition assistance. There SAILING CLASSES MOVIES will be a meeting of the pre- Books are approximately $15 each. application committee at 5 p.m. June Will These classes are full. 6. the people who signed up TV-8 SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY for sailing classes please bring their money to Special Services by 1:00 - Monday Matinee: "Taming of SECURITY WIVES 4 p.m. June 3. the Shrew." The Security Department Wives? CLEP SUBJECT EXAMS 2:50 - Animal World. Club will meet June 8 at 7 p.m. at 3:15 - Cartoons. 4TH OF JULY Dental Auxilliary Education- ESO 3:33 Sesame Street. 43A Nob Hill. All interested wives' - can now order the following CLEP 4:35 - New Perry Hason. of base police, permanent shore Any organization or activity subject exams: Head, Neck and Oral 5:30 - Newswatch. patrol and harbor patrol are invited desiring a booth for the 4th of July to attend. Anatomy, Oral Radiography, Tooth 6:30 - Information Special: Plans are to be dis- festivi-ties, please contact Lt. Rigby scused for the hail and farewell Morphology and Function. For "Justice - The Law and You." at 85130 DWH. re information cookout. For more information call 85553. 7:)0 - Carol Burnett. call Donna at 97252 AT. 7:55 - Notes of Interest. BEACHES CLOSED 8:00 - Happy Days. 3:30 - Chico and The Man. 9:10 - Switch. TOPS Kittery and Cable Beach will be U.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMO BAY, closed for the remainder of the 9:55 - Newswatch. Take Off Pounds Sensibly 'meets rainy season due to water damage 10:00-- Monday Night Baseball: The avery Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the PWD will start to repair the San Francisco Giants vs the quonset hut behind the Arts & Crafts damage as soon as possible. Saint Louis Cardinals. workshop. Whether you have ten 11:52 - Sign Off pounds or 100 pounds to lose we can help you and you can help us. The WINE SAMPLING LYCEUMS Cpt. David W. Deok agenda for June is: June 7, talk on at. John H. Mconell exercise; June 14, bingo after the Due to lack of participation there Commander Commnding Officer downtown - The Missouri Breaks, PG meeting; June 21, salad night; June will no longer be wine sampling at !cCalla - Fishting Mad, R 2a, going away party. For more the Mini Mart. LCdr. Jerry Ryan*.*. .Public Affairs Officer marine - The Enforcer, R. J02 Diane Taylor.Editor information call Laurie at 90156, SN Agie Brow.Repo rer/Production Asst. Leeward Point - A Matter of Time, Loretta at 90212 or Judy at 90253. YN2 JeanLamic. *.*As. Typist PG BTPO NUMBERS JOS Jeff Woodhouse. Sports Director

Th Gu oM ,published acording to the CLUB MOVIES In the interest on improving ules and regulations forhip and station newspapers FIL AM customer service the following phone CLUB of the Naval Base public affairs officer. Printed Mindiammer - No Movie numbers have been added to the BPTO five t e, weekly at government ep enseongovement quipmset at the Nay Publications and Printing Staff NCO Club - Fun With Dick and The Fil Am Club will hold an in- Office: Transportation Officer/Entry Sewice Branch Office, the opinions or statements in nesitem that appe herein are not to be construed Jane, PG r eflecting theviewsduction of CootavBase dinner dance on June 11. for Approval/EML-85850; Flight Informa- a, fficial o s CPO Club - All This and WW II, PG more information call 64271 or 95405 tion 85544; Air USA/Air Jamaica/ or the Department of the.Navy. COMO Club - No Movie DWH or 90151 or 99253 AWH. Cashier-85489. Monday, June 6, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 Pres. Amin threatens retaliation against British FTG weekly ship schedule NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) Uganda Pres. Idi Amin yesterday threatened re- taliation against the British gov- ernment, which once ruled his African nation. Radio Uganda says Amin declared that he may do "some- thing serious to the British," but is not ready to disclose what ac- DATE OF TRAINING DATE OF SHIP tion he may take. The report was HULL NO. COMMANDING OFFICER ARRIVAL LIAISON OFFICER DEPARTURE the latest skirmish in Amin's USS Raleigh LPD 1 Capt. G.L. Riendeau 15 May 77 Lt. Hathaway io June 77 running battle with Britain. USNS Mosopelea T-AFT-158 Capt. H.A. Pouttu 12 May 77 CWO Clark 9 June 77 In the broadcast monitored in USS Joseph Hewes FF 1078 Cdr. Z.L. Newcomb 17 May 77 Cdr. Lampman 17 June 77 Nairobi, Kenya, Amin indicated he USS Dahlgren DDG 43 Cdr. W.N. Johnson 31 May 77 LCdr. Snead 10 June 77 will not attend the Commonwealth USS Spruance DD 963 Cdr. R.J. Harbrecht 9 May 77 LCdr. Kreassig 10 June 77 conference which opens in London USS Cone DD 866 Cdr. W.E. Mclaine Jr. 23 May 77 Lt. Buschmann 10 June 77 this week. Britain had made it USS Plymouth Rock LSD 29 Cdr. W.A. Herman 30 Apr 77 Lt. Mergen 15 June 77 clear that the Ugandan president USS Barry DD 933 Cdr. J.E. Callahan 2 May 77 LCdr. Houk 8 June 77 would not be welcome. Amin said this showed British "hatred" for ARE YOUR VALUABLES what he called "revolutionary countries like Uganda." SAFE?

Arab-Israeli alliance equals a world power (UPI)--Morocco's King Hassan is Israeli professor Pr. Andre quoted as saying he foresees an Chouraqui says the king made the alliance between Israel and the statement to him during a visit to Arabs that would be "a world power Morocco. of the first order." In radio and newspaper interviews This is the ninth in a series supply provided in a home or insti- this weekend, Chouraqui says Hassan designed to assist in understanding tution with the following exceptions: also said he fears another Mideast CHAMPUS more fully. Each item Prescription drugs and medicines Arabs taking precautions war would bring about a world deals with one particular aspect of will be cost shared. economic disaster and a possible CHAMPUS regulations. One hour of skilled nursing care nuclear holocaust. The Regulation explains the mean- per day will be cost shared when (AP) The Arab ail-producing Chouraqui visited Morocco at ing of custodial care, a meaning such care is necessary. nations renortedly have begun King Hassan's invitation. The that has not been clear for many CHAMPUS will also share inpatient making "coordinated military pre- Israeli says he met with Moroccan beneficiaries in the past. A clear cost for a separate condition or canions" against possible Israeli Jews. He says Hassan assured him understanding is especially im- when a condition being treated in a attacks on their fields. A Beirut that Israelis are free to travel portant because custodial care is custodial care setting becomes newspaper, An Mahar, says the Arab to Morocco and open trade rela- excluded from the CHAMPUS benefits acute and requires the inpatient believe Israel has plans to strike at tions. package by the statute governing hospital setting. their and Libvan oil Chouraqui is a one-time vice the Program. CHAMPUS cannot share While the law has always excluded fields. A Beirut newspanar rpe- mayor of Jerusalem, and adviser to its cost. custodial care, better definition culates the Israeli leadership might former Israeli Prime Minister Generally, custodial care is long- in the new Regulation will result launch air attack against the oil David Ben-Gurion. term care provided primarily to in stricter enforcement of this fields as part of a strategy the support the essentials of daily provision. papers says is designed to impose a living in situations where the pa- For additional information, see neace settlement. Israeli troops on alert tient must have a protected, mon- CHAMPUS advisor HMC James Phelan Quoting Arah and Western sources, itored and controlled environment. at the Naval Hospital (phone 95454) tie -aper says probable Israeli In addition to not sharing the or write to CHAIMPUS, Denver, Colorado Prime minister 'Tenaheim Begin has TEL AVIV (UPI)--Israeli troops cost of any related service or 80240. are on alert against expected Arab revived an old plan for surprise air attacl:s or sabotage operations demonstrations in occupied terri- against Arab oil wells, pipelines and tories yesterday, the tenth anni- pumping stations. Iraqi sources in versary of the six-day war between Tax reform package near completion the Arabs and Beirut say and Kuwait have Israel. Military sources say leaflets calling agreed to alternate air patrols on for a general strike have teen handed a. 12-hour basis over nil fields (UPI) -- During his presidential campaign, Jimmy Carter called the in the entire Persian Gulf Pegion. out in several West Bank towns. There was an Arab trade strike in tax system a disgrace and now he's the West Bank town of Hebron Satur- getting ready to do something about it. Quee ueencontestont s ttheir shops to protest Israel's Carter met with Vice Pres. occupation of land captured in the Mondale, Treas. Secy. Blumenthal and other top advisers at the inin final weeksek Isr7aeli Radio says Bethlehem's White House yesterday to talk about mayor called on Israel to return to tax reform. The 4th of July Queen Contest has the 1967 borders and to stop setting 9 final weeks. At the up Israeli settlements in the occu- moved into its After the session, Blumenthal half-way point, the Marine Barracks pied territory. leadin Two killed in riot told reporters that Carter's tax candidate,in Debbieaver Jeterls isae currently reported Saturday and the reform package probably will be leading in a very close race. West Bank (UPI)--Chicago police clad in ready to send to Congress before Each Friday the leading candidate has been relatively quiet in recent gear barricaded streets and guar- the September, 30 target date. will be announced. All monies col- weeks, compared to the bloody riot- ded ravaged stores in a four-block Blumenthal also says the plan lected from this contest are placed ing earlier this year. One West area of the city yesterday to head probably will preserve home mort- in the 4th of July special events Bank official notes that students off renewed trouble in the Puerto gage tax deductions, while closing activities fund. This fund is are busy preparing for year-end Rican community. the loopholes only the very rich used to purchase all of the tro- exams. Two persons were killed in a and big corporations can take phies, prizes, entertainment, decor- five-hour melee of fighting, burn- advantage of. ations, and fireworks that are used ing and looting on Chicago's Blumenthal said no decisions during the holiday celebration. W.T. Sampson High Northwest side yesterday night were made at yesterday's meeting, All of the Queen candidates will during a Puerto Rican day celebra- but in his words, "We are concerned be appearing at a "Meet your Queen tion. The riot began in a crowded with making sure the American tax Candidates" day from 10 a.m. until School park when police shot and killed system is properly progressive." 12 noon on June 25, in front of the a man who had opened fire on them He added that, "The primary goals Navy Exchange. The command repre- with a shotgun. The shotgun blast are to make the tax program simpler, will be passing out the W. T. Sampson High School proudly sentative missed police but killed another to make it more equitable by schedule of events for the four day presents: The Music Department in Puerto Rican. Tensions had in- eliminating loopholes." He also holiday weekend that begins on a combined final concert. The date creased early in the day with a said it should help keep the econ Friday, July 1. of this musical event is June 7 at Puerto Rican terrorist group claim- omy in balance. With only four weeks to go, the 7:30 p.m. in the Base Chapel. The ed responsibility for bombing the that sponsor high school band, chorus, junior six base commands City Hall-County building. Queen candidates have scheduled band, woodwind quintet and other., As early afternoon temperatures many fund raising activities to soloists will be featured in such rose yesterday, police ordered all support their candidates. thrilling numbers as "Victory at taverns in the four-block closed. Ballot boxes to collect the Sea", a tribute to Elvis and the Authorities said besides the two "penny-a-vote" contributions are Beatles and even baroque chamber men shot and killed, 38 police located at the Navy Exchanges wind- music. Admission is 50Q for officers and more than 80 civilians, ward and leeward and also the Marine students and $1 for adults. Tickets were treated for gunshot wounds Corps Exchange. sy be purchased at the door or but most of the police officers Capt. Al Schramm, the 4th of July rem any us suffered only minor injuries from Queen contest coordinator stated S pport your school and enjoy a '~AW4PnR~o .D ~ bricks and broken glass. (DiG that "We all win no matter which f.ne evening of entertainment this Police arrested 119 persons candidate finally comes out on top' Tu sday night at 7:30 p.m. in the during the riot, which began in Remember "every penny counts" for Ba e Chapel. See you at the con- sprawling Humboldt park during a a bigger and better 4th of July ce t. celebration. Puerto Rican day celebration. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, June 6, 1977 Walton leads Blazers to title despite 40 from Dr. J PORTLAND, ORE. (UPI)--The Portland Trail Blazers made it four wins in a row yesterday to become the N-B-A champions as they trimmed the Valton 76ers, 109-107. In doing so, they became only the second team in N-B-A Erving history to come back from a 2-0 deficit in games and win it all. Only the Bill Russell-led Celtics ever had overcome such a deficit, as the big center went out a winner in 1969 against the Los Angeles Lakers. This time, another big center, Bill Walton, led the way. Walton scored 20 points as five Blazers hit for double figures, led by Bob Gross' 24. The big red head added 23 rebounds, seven assists, and eight blocked shots as he walked away with the Most Valuable Player Award for the playoffs, de- spite a brilliant 40 point performance from "Dr. J", Julius Erving. Lionel Hollins tossed in 20 points, while Maurice Lucas had 15 and Johnny Davis 13 for the Blazers. George McGinnis shook a long slump and contributed 27 points to the Sixer attack. The game was tense down to the last second as the 76ers missed three at- tempts to knot the score in the final 18 seconds. Walton batted the final shot down toward the opposite end of the court and Davis scooped it up as the final seconds ticked off. A record Portland crowd of 13,000 went wild as their rags-to-riches team, after only seven years in the league, won basketball's most coveted prize. Today will be Portland Trail Blazer Day with a parade starting at noon. The Mayor has urged downtown workers to chop up some confetti to throw on M.V.P, the conquering heroes. Witnesses say the title, first ever for a major professional team in the city, has stirred up the wildest celebration since the end of World War II.

;'Sports briefs Vilas tops Gottfried

Lucchesi Johnson PARIS (UPI)--Argentina's Guillermo Vilas trounced American Brian Gottfried yesterday in a one-sided match for the Men's Singles title at the French NEW YORK (UPI)--Marques Johnson, the six-foot-six forward at U-C-L-A, has Open Tennis Championships. Vilas won, 6-0, 6-3, 6-0. been named College Basketball Player of the Year It was the most decisive victory by Sport Magazine. He is in the finals of the French Open in 30 to be honored at a dinner years. here on Thursday. Johnson, who was also chosen as U-P-I's College Player of the Year, will receive a new car, a trophy and a $5,000 scholorship for U-C-L-A. He aver- aged 21 points and 11 rebounds a game last season as he led the Bruins to a 24-5 record. MILWAUKEE (UPI)--Ever since Frank Lucchesi had a furious argument with a front office executive, there have been reports the Texas Rangers' manager could be on the way out. But Rangers' owner Brad Corbett, who watched his team lose to Milwaukee Classified ads 951144 last night says the time isn't right for a change of managers. Corbett says he doesn't like the fact that Lucchesi blew his cool in talking to club Vice President Eddie Robinson. Nevertheless, Corbett says Lucchesi's Advertisements for the Gazette, 14' aluminum boat on a trailer with job is TV-8 and 1340 radio will secure for the time being. only 9 1/2 HP engine, many accessories, be accepted netween 8 and 11 price negotiable. Call 951139 AT. CHICAGO (UPI)--The Chicago White Sox have been looking forward to this a.m. Monday through Friday. week for some time. Ads will not be accepted on Baseball's annual summer free agent draft will be held tomorrow and Wed- holidays. Bonafide emergency 14 aluminum run about fishing boat announcements will be accepted with 35 HP Mercury engine, maily nesday. The White Sox will be getting the first choice in the regular phase or top high school and col- anytime. Announcements may extras, $1,000; 22,000 BTU A/C, of the draft, which is for first-time selections be hand carried to PAO anytime $140* 11,000 BTU A/C, $100, Call lege prospects. during working hours. Adve 951001 AWH room 135, The Minnesota Twins select first in the secondary phase, for previously drafted but unsigned players. tisments will be limited to 1971 Pinto, runs good, looks good, 40 words. Ads which discri available July 5, $875. Call MOSCOW (UPI)--The Russian brown bear has been chosen as the official mas- minate on the basis of race, 952236 AT, sex, creed, color or national cot of the 1980 Moscow Olympic Games. The Soviet News Agency Tass says the bear was chosen following a competi- orgin will not be accepted. 1966 Ford Galaxy 500, A/T, P/S, P/B, tion organized by a Russian television show called "The World of Animals." The Public Affairs staff A/C, $600. Call 95422 AT. reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. Ladies bowling shoes, size 7 , $7; 12'x28' barrel boat with 35 HP motor, price negotiable. Call 951142 AWH. standings for sale services LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS 12'x30' barrel boat, 1973 25 HP 13 year old boy will babysit, reli- Evinrude, sun able. Call 951142 after school. deck, extras, $900. Seniors W L Call 98150 AWH or see Burt at Bldg. 688 LOST DWH. Yankees 9 5 Dodgers 8 5 Brown wallet, Cooper field area q'x12' gold carpet; Dacor speargun, Bears 5 8 make or Gold Hill Galley. Return to offer. Call 85547 DWH. Reds 4 8 FTG. Baseball 1966 Corvair convertible, 140 HP, $130 as is. Call 85811 AT. Diamond wedding set, third deck of women's barracks in washroom. If Juniors Zenith color TV and entertainment found please contact S-303. NATIONAL LEAGUE center, AM/FM and turntable, $150, Tigers 10 3 firm, TV needs tube (tube is on Los Angeles 4, San Diego 2 Pirates 9 4 wanted San Braves 6 7 order). Call 85493 or 85496 DWH Francisco 10, Atlanta 9 or 951067 AWH and ask for Al. Pair of size 7 dark colored ladies Pittsburgh 5, Chicago Cubs 4 Rangers 2 13 slacks, black, blue or green. Call 7, St. Louis 5 1973 Sylvan aluminum pontoon boat 85728 AT. Cincinnati 14, Houston 4 with 25 HP Evinrude engine, excel- New York Mets 6, Philadelphia 5 (10) lent condition. Call 85604 AT. Boat engine, approximate size 9 HP, (1st) T Ball National League in good condition. Call 95309 AT. New York Mets 3, Philadelphia 2 (2nd) 1963 Austin Healey Mark 3000, needs Cards 8 5 some work, new top and window, Someone to fix burned out trans- Mets 7 5 panels, extra parts, price negotia- former in Zenith black and white Tigers 6 6 ble. Call 96116 AT. TV. Call 99100 or 99151 DWH. AMERICAN LEAGUE Red Sox 6 7

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