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MOGADISHU (UPI) -- Fidel Castro said Cuban troops will stay in Ethiopia for fiscal indefinitely, 1979 and he said budget he won't discuss Cuba's military involvement in Africa with the United States. Castro spoke before what Havana Radio said was 1 million people gath- WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- The Senate signal committees ered to honor a visiting Ethiopian official. as they consider late yesterday approved a $409 bil- The U.S. is demanding that Cuba withdraw bills between now and Oct.l. its estimated 37,000 troops lion federal budget from Africa. for fiscal 1979. On that date, the figures will Although the Senate rejected all become binding limits on spending Castro's announcement came as a rebel Eritrean spokesman claimed that proposed cuts, the budget still and tax Cuban pilots have begun flying bombing missions cuts for the succeeding 12 in the Ethiopia-Eretrea falls $500 War. million short of Presi- months. dent Jimmy Carter's proposal, and Also on the The statement, released in Somalis, declared that "The Cubans are economic front, the would bring adeficit of more than Labor playing a major role" in the war. Department announced the my- $55.5 billion. rage urban family of four in the It includes a smaller tax cut U.S. must earn $16,106 a year to WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Former President Gerald Ford charged yesterday that than President Carter proposed, maintain President Carter's military policy is weakening the U.S. a middle-level standard of strategic po- $19.5 billion sition around the world. to Carter's $24 bil- living. lion. In its annual report on urban In an interview taped for broadcast (by NBC) last night, Ford sharply The plan was approved 64 to 27 family income, the department said criticized Carter's decision to cancel production of the B-1 bomber and and sent to the House for its con- the typical noted there have been slowdowns in missile four-person family has production and construction sideration. of Trident submarines. to make $10,481 a year to maintain The House and Senate have until the government's hypothetical "low- May 15 to agree on a tentative bud- er level" standard of living and WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A Senate-House conference committee yesterday ap- get. $25,202 to proved a compromise farm bill tailored to win the approval enjoy a "higher level" of President The figures will guide Congres- Jimmy Carter. standard. The legislation gives the administration discretionary power to raise support target prices for major crops in years when federal acreage reduction programs are in effect.

DETROIT (UPI) -- Chrysler Corporation yesterday blamed slack sales, high production costs and inflation for a loss of nearly $120 million in the first quarter of this year. DayanlVance discuss It's the second straight quarter in which the number three U.S. automaker reported a big financial loss.

ROME (UPI) -- An anonymous call saying kidnapped ex-premier Aldo Moro had been tossed alive from a speeding car sent hundreds of Italian po- lice rushing to a spot southeast of Rome yesterday. Middle East agreement The search produced nothing, and Moro's Red Brigades kidnappers re- mained silent about his threatened execution last Saturday. WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- Israeli For- mission to Congress, some Congres- CAIRO (UPI) -- Egypt said it has arrested 24 international eign terrorists Minister Moshe Dayan spent four sional leaders asked for a delay. who were planning to sabotage Israeli-Egyptian peace talks in Cairo. hours with Secretary of State Cyrus They said they needed more time The late Palestinian terrorist leader, Wadie Haddad, had masterminded Vance yesterday, discussing what for discussions. the alleged plot to hit the hotel where negotiation Dayan called were going on last "a peace agreement with So Carter agreed to a brief delay December. Egypt." -- until no later than the first of The attack never materialized. Dayan said they reached no conclu- next week. sions. Spokesman Jody Powell conceded he WASHINGTON (UPI) -- As much as four inches of snow covered parts of They apparently set aside for cannot say the odds are in favor of the Middle Atlantic states yesterday while heavy rains later discussion prompted flood the U.S.-Israeli the administration reaching an waters in Virginia and the dispute Carolinas. over President Jimmy Car- agreement with members of Congress Rain was blamed for the death of a three-year-old girl when a car ter's proposed sale of American war- that would avoid a tough battle over plowed through floodwaters and went out of control near Raleigh, N.C. planes to the Arabs. the sales. High Israeli officials meanwhile The administration's plans call ST. PAUL, MINN. (AP) -- Groups opposed to anti-discrimination laws for told Washington reporters that Isra- for selling 75 F-16s and 15 F-15s homosexuals are getting ready for repeal votes next month in Kansas and el will accept the sale of jet to Israel, 60 F-15s to Saudi Arabia Oregon. fighters to Saudi Arabia and Egypt and 50 F-5Es to Egypt. This follows the repeal Tuesday of a homosexual rights ordinance in if it must do so to preserve its Israel's supporters in the Senate St. Paul. share in the deal. have warned the Carter Administra- On May 9, Wichita, Kan. will vote whether to repeal its ordinance, The White House also notified Con- tion the jet fighter sale package which has been in effect since last September. gress that the package was to be must be revised or face rejection. And on May 23, Eugene, Ore. will hold a similar vote on an ordinance submitted to Congres tomorrow. Senator Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., said, passed last November. President Carter said the whole "I believe personally that if the deal must be approved, or all of it President persists in saying 'Take TOLEDO, OHIO (AP) -- Striking public school employees in Toledo, will be withdrawn. it all or leave it all,' the chances charged with contempt of court failed to show up for a hearing yester- But when Carter announced the sub- are we may leave it all." day. So, the judge, instead, ordered strikers and the board of education to resume contract negotiations. According to the judge, "This community is waiting for a settlement, and it is not going to happen in court." The strike, which began April 10, involves 3,400 employees of the 52,000 student Toledo Public School System. Pentagon proposes cut back WASHINGTON (AP) -- Nixon White House aide John Ehrlichman will walk out of the Swift Trail Federal Prison in Arizona today after serving 18 months of his original eight-year Watergate term. WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Pentagon pro- months to conduct required studies Ehrilichman was convicted of conspiring to hide White House involve- posed yesterday cutting back and and other preliminary actions before ment in the Watergate burglary and lying about it under oath. combining operations at 107 military reaching a final decision on carry- installations from coast to coast to ing out the plan. ATLANTA, GA. (AP) -- Former Budget Director Bert Lance and two banks save an estimated $337 million a The plan already is under attack face charges of covering up questionable loans and overdrafts for Lance year. from protesting Congressmen and and his relatives. The plan would result in a net re- there are indications the Pentagon In a civil complaint filed in federal court in Atlanta, the Securi- duction of more than 23,000 jobs in delayed the announcement until af- ties and Exchange Commission and the Federal Comptroller's Office al- 31 states and the District of Colum- ter last week's Panama Canal Treaty lege that Lance was able to manipulate two banks he once headed to get bia. vote. special treatment for himself, his relatives and his gubernatorial The proposed re-alignments are Sources said the administration campaign fund. tentative, at this point. wanted to avoid losing support from Assistant Defense Secretary John senators resentful of impending base White said it will take six to 10 cutbacks in their states. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, April 27, 1978

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Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275).

Pentecostal Prayer meeting, Pentecostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m.

THE DAY CARE Clubs and Organizations CENTER needs child- Intercommand slowpitch softball organizational meeting, Special Services ren's story books. THE GUANTANAMO BAY OFFICERS' Donations may be Conference Room, 3:30 p.m. WIVES CLUB Board will meet Monday, left at DCC or contract anyone at the center at May 1, topside at the COMO Club at 95405. Friday Night Classics organizational meeting, Marblehead Hall, 6 p.m. 9:30 a.m. For more information, 6-10 p.m. call Pat Cummings, at 8462. THE CPO WIVES CLUB has crash kits "French Night" at the Blue Caribe, for rent. For further information, THE CPO WIVES CLUB meeting will call Tommy at 96133 after 7:30 p.m., Tomorrow be held Monday, May 1, at 7:30 p.m. or Pat at 95442 AWH. of Overeaters Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery in the CPO Club dining room. All Fellowship THE CHRYSLER MILITARY SALES or 98100). equivalents School building, 7 p.m. (93145 CPO wives and their Corporation announces the follow- are invited to attend. ing 1978 model vehicles special Hospital Enlisted Wives Club meeting, 375A Kittery Beach, 7:30 p.m. Call order cut-off dates: 98200 for more information. THE GUANTANAMO BAY RACING ASSOCI- Trucks, including vans and pick- ATION will be racing on Sunday, ups - May 5 Shot clinic at hospital closed. April 30. Time trials and inspec- Cars - May 12 Golf Committee meeting, 1 p.m. in Golf Course Lounge. tions begin at 12:30 p.m., and Contact Jim or Sharon Clark at the competition is scheduled at 2:00. Navy Exchange, 8763; or at home, at For more information, call 8886 952288. Saturday or 90261 AWH. AN OIL DRUM WITH SPIGOT may be CPO Club Dinner/Dance, Harbor Lights Lounge. Dinner from 6-8:30 p.m., THE THURSDAY AFTERNOON FREETIMERS requested from the Public Works dancing from 9 p.m.-1 a.m. to the music of "One More Time." $5.95 per Summer Bowling League is being Trouble Desk at 8424. Many housing person. All base personnel are invited. occupants have found them useful for formed. The league will bowl Max Factor representative Mrs. Mary Meadows available in NEX Beauty Shop. May 11 through July 20. All ladies collecting condensate from their air interested in bowling, call Kay at conditioners for use in supplemental Bantom and Junior Bowlers Summer League sign-ups, 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Marble- 97297 AT, for more information. watering of plants and lawns. head Hall. PWOC ice cream sale in front of NEX, 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. or until ice cream THE CARIBBEAN CACTUS CLIMBERS THE CPO CLUB is looking for part is gone (95446 AT). Four-Wheel Drive Club is having a time employees to fill the following Teen Club meeting at clubhouse, 5 p.m. family picnic Sunday. All members positions: Bartender and Dining are urged Room Waitress. For more information to come along and enjoy Socializers Club Cable Beach Jamboree, 8 p.m.-? $6 per person, $10 per a day stop by the CPO Club or call SKC at Leeward Point. Please couple. For more information, call Luther Pettis, 8559, rm. P-101 at GHB. meet at the ferry landing by 12:15 Pobis at 951114 or 95579. p.m. in order to catch the 12:30 Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double quonset hut at ferry. If you have a four-wheel THE GITMO SWINGERS SQUARE DANCE East Bargo Point, 6-9 p.m. (951038). drive vehicle but have not been on CLUB will sponsor a square dance an outing with the club, you are class beginning Thursday, May 4. invited to join the Cactus Climbers Class will meet every Thursday eve- Sunday this Sunday. ning at the Siwngers Club House on Pentecostal Gospel meeting, 8 a.m. and Evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m., Pente- Sherman Ave. and Sixth St. at 7:30 CUB SCOUT PACK 401 will costal Church, Bay Hill Road. meet on p.m. The instructor will be Roger Sunday, April 30, at 3 p.m., on Butler. All base residents age 12 Saints meeting, McCalla Chapel Annex -- the patio behind Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day the FRA, located years and older are invited to come at Morin Center. Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sacrament meeting, A The fathers and and learn to square dance. The sons of the Webelos 6:30 p.m. dens will con- first two lessons are free. Try it, duct a cake auction during the you might like it. For more infor- Bible Study, 9:30 a.m.; morn- meeting. Church of Christ meeting, McCalla Chapel -- mation call Roger at 90260 AWNH. ing worship, 10:40 a.m.; evening worship, 6:30 p.m. (97115).

Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double quonset hut at high tide- 12 :31 pm Loc East Bargo Point, 7-9 p.m. (951038). low tide-- 6:32 pm LOCRI the COMO Club, 7:30 p.m. sunrise--- 6:34 am Gitmo Bay Bridge Club meeting, Plantation Room of sunset---- 7:23 pm F0re8st NOTE! (8873). high------86 building, low------73 8813 THE NAUTICAL LANTERN will be open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School tomorrow. 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). Today's forecast calls for partly to mostly cloudy skies with showers Caribbean Arts and Crafts Association Spring Art Show, Elementary School, possible and northerly winds of 4-8 1-4 p.m. knots turning southwesterly at *Live firing 10-16. Bay conditions will be 1-3 Yacht Club races #4, 5 & 6 of Spring Sunfish Race Regatta, 1:30 p.m. feet. Thursday.1-5:30 p.m. Registrations will be taken for Caribbean Arts and Crafts Quilting Class, Friday.9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Show/Sale at the Quilt Corner. For more information, call 8152. Saturday.none scheduled Marblehead Hall, 4 p.m. Check-in time is Special Announcements Sunday.none scheduled W.B.A. Ladies No-Tap Tournament, Monday.none scheduled 3:30. THE COFFEE SHOP will close Tues- The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas Monday day, May 2, at 7 p.m. for the between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles monthly spraying for pest control. Points and all of the upper bay Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, north of Caracoles and Granadillo 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). THE GITMO ROUGH RIDERS will Points will be off limits. sponsor pony rides and a bake sale For further information, contact Tuesday Saturday from 10 a.m. - ? adjacent the Special Services Marina, ComNav- Take Off Pounds Sensibly to the NEX Dry Cleaners and laun- Base Duty Officer or the Base Police. meeting, W.T. Sampson Elementary School room B-9, dromat. Pony rides will cost 500 6 p.m. (90253 or 951049). and all proceeds from the day will Marine Barracks Enlisted Wives Club monthly meeting at clubhouse, 7:30 p.m. go to the Deer Park Zoo Committee. U.S. Naval Base, Guantanaio Bay, Cuba Tickets to Saturday night's Deer Park Zoo Benefit Dance will also Wednesday be on sale for $2.50. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, 1 and 7:45 p.m. (96274, 90269, or 8275). A PADI BASIC THROUGH OPEN WATER Cap. IuniW. Cook scuba diving course will commence Mi hasaOCommande Gitmo Self Defense Club meeting, Marblehead Hall, 6-0 p.m. on May 7 at 7:00 p.m., at the nal stlan Commndng Oflce Windjammer pool. For more informa- L~dr. Jerry yan. Pblic Affair, Officer Church of Christ Bible Study Class meeting, McCalla Chapel, tion, call Bob Graves, at 952201. 7:45 p.m. (97115). Job Jeffa. dhe. AaJu.aalt a SbRe11y30 aod e Kinser A 11a.Joa.Lahdin Jaroolla ,, st/Photographer K,. Pat Pennington. Production aintrant Gitmo Coin Club meeting, quonset hut 1817 behind old elementary school, J0 n, Stock.a.a. dtoraAa.atat YESTERDAY' S WATER STATUS he Geantanm COantte is palished according to the rules and regalations for ship and station navappers 7:30 p.m. (90172).

1,350,000 a aa ,pa se uson TARGET CONSUMPTION: Efva timo weekly se ovrment Pentecostal Bible Study class, Pentecostal Church,- Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,376,000 4w itemthat appear herein alehot to be anerad TOTAL IN STORAGE: 15,850,000 astride or areflecting thvieof mH~AmSE Women Bowlers annual meeting and election of officers, Admin bldg. #760 ert~apa-t of the 8a. in Education Room, 6:30 p.m. hursday, April 27, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Bald Eagle Soaring to Extinction? Take note The bald eagle, America's majestic national symbol, REGISTRATION FOR 7TH AND 8TH stands two and one-half feet GRADERS FOR 1978-79 SCHOOL YEAR 1:00 Information Special: "a tall and cleaves the air with Sense of Direction" wings that reach six to Registration 1:25 "About Addiction" seven feet from tip to tip. for the 1978-79 school 1.30 Hollywood Squares But despite its power and year will be held in the high 2:00 Early Movie" "Philo Vance size, the bald eagle is school office on Saturday, April 29, Returns" hard-pressed for survival in 1978, from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 3:00 Family Affair the contiguous United If your child will be entering the 3:30 Electric Company States where fewer than 7th or 8th grade, one of the parents 4:00 George 4,000 of them still exist. A must come to the office during this 4:25 Nature's recent survey recorded only time and register the student for Window America's majestic symbol 4:30 Father Brown 708 breeding pairs. in flight. next school year. 5:25 Almanac A century ago they were If currently in the 7th grade, it bird, for it requires both 5:30 Newswatch spread throughout North refuges. They often will only take a few minutes to America, numbering water and land habitats. congregate 6:30 Stars on Ice below many of check over the enrollment card and perhaps 250,000. The eagle's decline can't the Mississippi River dams make any changes that may have 7:00 Family Holvak be pinned on any single where they The largest group today, feed on fish occurred during the past year. 7:55 Notes of Interest element of environmental killed passing through some 35,000 to 80,000 of If currently in the 6th grade, all 8:00 Barney Miller degradation, says the hydropower turbines and the birds, remains in registration forms, including a 8:30 Sha Na Na Canada and Alaska. National Geographic canal locks. Society. It results from loss Alaska, however, still health form, will have to completed. 9:00 Baretta The southern bald eagle, of feeding and nesting Sites claims the most impressive The school registrar would also 9:55 Greatest Headlines less migratory than the due to human activities, of all eagle gatherings. like to know if your child is, or 10:00 Soap northern subspecies, nests chemical contamination of From October to December, will be, a band student. This may 10:30 The Adventurer sparsely across the food supply, poaching, and as many as 3,000 gather by mean eliminating or curtailing 10:55 Newswatch Update Southern States area, from electrocution on power lines the Chilkat River in the California to South Carolina, physical education or an exploratory O1:00 Late Movie: "Abduction used as perches. Accidental southeastern part of that and in Florida. Some birds class from their schedule, but once of Saint anne" shooting is another State to feed on salmon that drift up the East Coast. The the commitment for band is made, hazard-young eagles do have died after spawning southern your child should be ready to stand subspecies is not look like the adult, there. officially endangered, but behind that commitment for the causing hunters to mistake Although the American both types of eagles are entire school them for other eagle's life is threatened year. fighting literally for their by non-endangered birds. man, it shares Students are requested not to come lives. one of many Still, large numbers of Americans' lifestyle goals: a with their parents for registration. More than with most eagles sometimes gather in bigger home, Bald eagles Please plan to be present this Lyceums creatures, the bald eagle's parts of the United States. In often return to the same site Saturday. Much of the success of survival hinges on man, the Midwest, from 900 to each spring, repadding old the next school year is contingent Downtown: The Spiral Staircase, None whose reshaping of the 2,900 young and adult bald nests with fresh grass and upon our obtaining accurate enroll- McCalla: The Sleeper, PG landscape and intrusions on eagles assemble in the twigs. One nest in Ohio ment figures as soon as possible. Marine: Dark Victory, TV wild places has put winter along rivers and weighed an estimated two Leeward: Roseland, PG unrelenting pressure on the streams and in waterfowl tons For further information, call Mrs. Wells, at 99100. Clubs

Windjammer: They're Coming to Get Us, R If the UNDERSTANDING Staff NCO The Sugarland Express, household goods you'll be shipping to your next duty station are worth more PG than the carrier-insured 60 cents a pound, how do you get additional coverage for ALCOHOLISM The Deadly Trackers, PG possible loss or damage? CPO: a health column from the What kind of insurance should you buy-and how much will it cost? COMO: No Movie Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration Teen: The Deadly Trackers, PG U.S. Department of Health, Education. and Welfare The answers to these questions and other important information about shipping SMOKING: your household goods are contained in It's Your Move,* a new booklet available at "An Addictive Disorder" local Installation Transportation Offices (ITO) for use by all Servicemembers. A thorough reading of It's Your Move will provide an understanding of the specific "Two-thirds of the people in our responsibilities of each of the three parties involved in your move-the Government, Nation who have ever smoked ciga- the carrier Military news and you. It will also help your family with taking the necessary steps to rettes are now addicted to a daily assure an orderly move. cigarette intake. That is a much Some important points about the shipping of household goods which are higher intake than that which exists discussed in It's Your Move include: among heroin, barbiturate, or any * AIR FORCE TO REALIGN Making application for shipment or storage of personal property; other drug users." * How HEADQUARTERS, REDUCE much you can ship and what may and may not be included; So states Dr. Robert DuPont, Di- * WASHINGTON STAFF Your responsibilities and those of the mover; rector of the National Institute on * How to decide about supplemental insurance; Drug Abuse, who reports that recent * WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- The Air What to do about loss or damage, and how to file a claim; Federal studies on tobacco use have * Arrangements Force will realign and reduce its for shipping your car overseas. turned up alarming indifference on headquarters staff and other activ- A counselor at your Installation Transportation Office will provide you with a copy of the part of American smokers to the It's ities in the Washington area. The your Move and give you accurate information on any questions about moving. dangers of smoking. Remember, changes will reduce Air Force it's your move- and by being informed, you can make it a successful DuPont is dismayed that the same presence here by an estimated 940 one. aversion which many people have military and 560 civilian authori- toward drug habits does not arise zations. over equally harmful tobacco habits. Most actions are planned to begin And he is particularly concerned this year and be completed by that young people who may start September 30, 1979 (end of fiscal smoking do not realize that ciga- year 1979). rette smoking can be habit forming. Air Force officials announced For this reason, DuPont wants the the changes April 12 and said most American public to start thinking of the reductions are manageable of tobacco use as "an addictive through attrition, transfer and disorder." early retirement. In the same vein, Joseph Califano, Some civilian reductions-in-force Secretary of the Department of may occur, but involuntary separa- Health, Education, and Welfare, has tions are expected to be few, if announced a new Federal anti-smoking any, officials said. campaign which he hopes will be "the Officials said every effort will most vigorous and hard-hitting pro- be made to avoid or alleviate gram against smoking that this potentially adverse effects on country has ever had." military and civilian personnel Califano, who kicked a three-pack- involved. a-day smoking habit two years ago The overall objective is to in- at the insistence of his son, flatly crease management cohesiveness states that "smoking kills people." and effectiveness by consolidating, He refers to smoking, alcohol 'It's Your Move carries a Department of Defense publication number eliminating or transferring (DoD PA-13), as well as the following various publication numbers for each Service: Army (DA Pam 55-2); Navy (NAVSUP PUB 380); Air Force (AFP excess, obesity, and accidents as activities. 75-45); Marine Corps (NAVMC 2668); Coast Guard (CG 426). "the Four Horsemen of Death" and The actions will reduce Air Force points to a recent study which departmental headquarters by about claims that there are 90,000 deaths 1,360 personnel from a Jan. 31, from smoking-related lung cancer 1977, "on board" strength of 4,610. each year. Approximately 180 additional man- Califano anticipates a campaign power authorizations will be trans- Exchange privilege - Series E bonds, whether matured or unmatured, may that will focus on discouraging ferred to other Air Force major be exchanged (in amounts having a current redemption value of $500 or teenagers, particularly young women, command management headquarters. more) for current-income series H bonds, which pay interest each six from smoking. And he plans to in- About 700 manpower authorizations months by Treasury check and mature in 10 years. Freedom Shares are also clude TV and radio warnings and will be transferred to Air Force eligible for this exchange, either by themselves or in combination with antismoking restrictions in Federal field activities, with about 220 E bonds. Accrued interest of the bonds/shares offered in the exchange buildings in the Government's management headquarters authoriza- continues to enjoy tax deferal until the H bonds so acquired are redeemed efforts to curtail tobacco use. tions to be eliminated. or reach final maturity. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, April 27, 1978 NBA results In the WHA -LOCAL SPORTS- In Western Conference quarter- In first-round playoff action: Bnismaa final action: by D.H. Quebec 11, Houston 2 (Quebec wins LADIES' VOLLEYBALL SCORES first place in the playoffs, came Seattle 100, Portland 98 best-of-seven series 4-2.) one step closer Tuesday night as High School Green 15 15 they defeated High School 5-3. Bank 5 2 Irving Williams, the winning pitch- In the AL er, struck out 10 and walked six. Maybees 15 15 Bill Robins hammered out a triple Oakland 9, Minnesota 8 (12 innings) *Correction High School Gold 4 6 for White. Pepe Rial, suffering Milwaukee 6, Boston 4 the loss for High School, struck Chicago White Sox 7, Detroit 2 In yesterday's Gazette it was er- LADIES VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS out five and walked eight. Toronto 3, Kansas City 1 roneously reported that the Bears Texas 3, Cleveland 0 beat the Phillies in T-ball. Actu- Team W L GB INTER-COMMAND GOLF STANDINGS Seattle 5, California 4 ally, the Phillies downed the Bears 1. High School Green 7 2 -- 28-16. 2. Hospital M*A*S*H 6 3 1 Team Points 3. Bank 6 4 1 1/2 1. NAVSTA Red 63 1/2 REVISED T-BALL STANDINGS 4. Maybees 5 5 2:1/2 2. FTG 60 1/2 In the NL 5. High School Gold 0 10 7:1/2 3. High School Green 58 1/2 San Diego 2, Houston 1 W L 4. Marine Barracks 49 1/2 St. Louis 12, Montreal 2 Cubs 9 1 MEN'S VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS 5. NAVSTA Blue 46 Chicago Cubs 4, Philadelphia 2 Bears 5 5 6. High School Gold 42 Atlanta 6, San Francisco 1 Mets 5 5 Team W L GB 7. Hospital 41 1/2 Pittsburgh 1, N.Y. Mets 0 (11 in- Phillies 5 5 1. Company L 6 0 8. NAVSTA White 36 nings) Tigers 3 6 2. H.S. Teachers 6 0 9. Company L 30 Los Angeles 14, Cincinnati 4 Indians 3 6 3. NAVSTA Blue 5 2 1 1/2 10. Hospital Officers 29 4. Marine Barracks 4 2 2 10. NAS 29 5. NAS Leeward 4 3 2 1/2 6. High School Gold 3 3 3 RECREATIONAL RACQUETBALL SCORES 7. High School Red 2 3 3 1/2 8. NAS Windward 2 4 4 NAS #1 3 9. ARTS 1 4 4 1/2 High School 0 10. Admin 1 6 5 1/2 11. Correctional Center 0 7 6 1/2 NAS #2 2 SPORTLIEE FTG 1

BASEBALL PLAYOFF SCORES High School Teachers 3 NAVSTA White, determined to take NAVSTA Blue 0 Sports summary

(AP)--The Texas Rangers say pitch- 36-year-old Wilson beats out Cliff er Roger Moret may be released from Parsley as the Oiler's punter. a psychiatric hospital on a limited basis soon so he can work out with (AP)--South Africa's Gary Player the team. Moret reportedly has been tries to make it four-for-four on making satisfactory progress after the pro golf tour in the New Orleans being hospitalized April 10 when he Open, which begins today. Player went into a catatonic trance in the has scored come-from-behind victor- locker room before a game. ies in the Masters, Tournament of Champions and Houston Open in suc- (AP)-- has been cessive weeks. Says Player, "win- !laced on the 21-day disabled list ning four in a row is expecting an by the because of a awful lot." knee injury. The Mets figure he'll he out at least six weeks. - (AP)--New Jersey's Meadowlands or Sergio Ferrer was recalled from Sports Complex says it's been given the minors to take Foli's place on the okay by the National Collegiate the roster. Athletic Association to a post- season college football game. The (AP)--the National Football game will be played the second or League's Houston Oilers have acquired third weekend in December. Comple On Saturday, April 22, BMCS Thompson and his Cuban buddy R. Romero had a veteran punter Jerrel Wilson from Executive Director Jack Krumpe says lot to be proud of, for they landed 31, 27 and 20-pound King Mackerels at the Ransas City Chiefs on a condi- it will match the two best teams the mouth of the bay. They were using live Herrin and 20-pound test line. tional basis, for a future draft that can be brought to the Giants' Total catch for the day was 15 mackerel. choice. The condition is that the stadium. * For sale Child carrier seat for bicycle. 97152 AWH. '75 Evinrude 25 HP outboard, recent- ly professionally overhauled, $600; Person to do custom motorcycle 8' x 21' barrel boat, #024, see at painting. Please call Chief west end of Naval Station boat shed Hoagland at 95488 DWH, 952225 AWH. and make offer; baby crib with CLAHI It mattress, $15. 8121 DWH, 95361 AWH. Part time, daytime, babysitter for ied advertineents be called between 8 and 11 or hand ) I Classif my in am., t t bc c 7:30 a., to 6:30p.m., nday 1 year old; also want to buy a high through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is nn Penncrest dishwasher, $75. 90261 day. tto 40aiwrds and publishednot chair. 8667 AT. the Prviun working advertising is moethan twice weekly per submisation. Come racial AWH. prohililed al though anueaets concrni ng available senices will be oval. qiredA provide proof of a letter with autor- of nuthurity. 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