Thursday's flight Water Usage C-9 Jacksonville, Fla. ------1:00 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 24 Guantanamo Bay 3:35 p.m. 4:35 p.m. Storage: 13.92 MIL NAS Norfolk, Va. 7:55 p.m. 8:55 p.m. Jacksonville, Fla. 10:35 p.m. Goal: 825K Consumption: 934K See page 3 I Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 201 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Wednesday, October 25, 1989

Peace talks for Middle-East? s- Communist Party holds IWIRE REPORTS State Department Spokes woman Margaret Tutwiler says a er elections for top officials U.S. officials say they are not letter Iaraeli Foreign Ministe at ready to declare victory or defeat on Arena sent Baker is evidence ih us WIRE REPORTS Soviet President Gor- Secretary of State Baker's plan to the Israeli government is serio bachev said yesterday the nf he bring together Israeli and Palestinian about the negotiations. But v proposed changes to the the The Communist Party in Cuba - Cuba's official news agency negotiators for peace talks. says gaps remain in arranging th Soviet Constitution herald a quotes President Fidel Castro as The State Department is playing talks. the Soviet Union will soon be new stage of his "per- saying Pope John Paul will Visit down reports that Israel has accepted facing something entirely new estroika" reform drive. The Cuba in the near future. Castro said Baker's plan in principle. Please see PEACE, page:e3 - a competition. proposals must be approved the visit will be a "very pleasant The Soviet Parliament has visit. But Vatican sources in Rome Uhe.y n agreed to let each of the by the 2,200-seat Congress of country's 15 republics decide People's Deputies in Decem- indicate the timing depends on how their own leaders will be ber in order to take effect. But officials say body parts Castro's continuing his improve- WIRE REPORTS chosen. If they wish, citizens the were strewn across a city block. mnnts in relations between may directly elect their top of- The changes would force church and the government. A series of explosions in Conneaut, Presumed dead is the owner ,of ficials. thousands of Communist Party the house where the explosions Ohio, killed at least two people and That's a sharp contrast to members in legislatures and London - Amnesty Intemational's allegedly blew a house off its founda- occurred - Donald Rossi. national elections in March, local councils, or Soviets, to annual report paints a grim picture tion. Rossi's daughter is missing and face competition for the first of human rights abusers around the Conneaut Fire Chief Bob Orenmaa may also have died in the blasts. when one-third of the 2,200 time. The nationwide world. According to the London- says only one body was found, that of Police say Rossi's family had congressional seats were tens of thousands elections are set from based organization, 61-year-old JuneRiddle.Herbody was planned aparty for him lastnight reserved for the Communist of people were unlawfully killed or found in the basement of a home just because it was his birthday. Party or related organizations. December to March. executed without trial by govern- ments in at least two dozen around the corner from where the countries in 1988. In addition, explosion occurred. Please see BLAST, page 3 Amnesty Intemational reports torture of detainees in Egypt, the Israeli- occupied West Bank and Gaza Residents can inquire about families in quake area Strip, Benin in Central Africa, Mau- ritania in Western Africa, Brazil, STAFF REPORT with zip code, home telephone -San Benito County Because of the financial strain Guatemala and Jordan. And it says number, alternate local contacts -Santa Clara County (Los Ga- from relief efforts for Hurricane at least 80 countries held political Disaster Welfare Inquiries (DWI) and phone numbers, and place of tos, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Hugo and now the bay area earth- prisoners during 1988. are being accepted from immediate employment and work phone. Santa Clara, San Jose) quake victims, the Red Cross is ask- -Santa Cruz County (Freedom, ing for donations. You can make Lebanon - Israel reports two family members who have relatives in The following counties and Glenwood, Santa Cruz, Scotts Val- your donations to the local Red Cross clashes in Southern Lebanon. Israeli the earthquake-stricken San Francisco located next to the Navy says two guerrillas were caught and bay area. This is according to Robert towns affected by the disaster are ley, Soquel, Watsonville) Office killed during a clash with Israeli Vassey, director, Red Cross disaster available for DWI messages. Exchange Toy Store. If you desire, troops. In another encounter, two services, Washington, D.C. -Alameda County (Albany, -San Francisco County (San specify that the donation is for Hur- gunmen were killed in a firefight Vassey said the requests should Alameda, Berkely, Emeryville, Francisco) ricane Hugo or San Francisco Earth- with the Israeli-based South Lebanon contain as much information as pos- Oakland, Piedmont, San Leandro) -San Mateo County (Millbrae, quake relief. For further informa- Army. No Israeli nor SLA casualties sible, including the full name of the -Monterey County (Pataro, Redwood City, San Mateo, San tion, contact Guantanamo Red Cross are reported. California resident, complete address Salina, Santa Rita) Bruno) at 2234 or 4676. Finland - Soviet President Gor- bachev arrived in Helsinki, Finland, today to begin two-day state visit to All of Gitmo's spooks can have a safe Halloween his country's closest and most trusted western friend. By EVELYN HARRIS and the costume involves a prop like tumes aren't bright enough. With a costumes can frighten animals and to JOSN LISA M. ENLOE a sword or magic wand, make sure little creativity, the tape can add to stay away from other people's pets. (continued.page 3) it is not sharp or heavy enough to the costume's appeal. - Your children shouldn't eat hurt anyone. - Give the children a flashlight any candy until you have inspected Halloween is a time of make-be- - Children should avoid or glow-tube so they can see and be it. Throw away any unwrapped lieve and adventure for children, and parents often put a lot of time and oversize shoes they can trip over. seen. Glow-tubs come in fun and candy. USA creativity into planning the perfect Make-up is better than a mask for "scary" shapes like little skulls. If you are not planning to join all costume. But Guantanamo Bay Secu- vision and breathing. If a mask is the other goblins and plan on mak- News rity Detachmenthopes they'll also take worn, it should fit well and have -If your children will be "trick- ing ita quiet evening at home, turn on some time to plan for safety. openings for the eyes and room to or-treating" go with them or send a your house lights and keep your San Fransciso - San Francisco's According to Assistant Security breath. It might be a good idea to responsible guardian along. Tell sidewalk clear. Bay area was shaken Tuesday night Director, Senior Chief Petty Officer have a dress rehearsal to make sure yourchildren to stay on the sidewalk by an aftershock measuring four- Dennis Richardson, there are a few kids canmove and see well in their and look both ways before crossing And remember for all the "big" point-five on the Richter scale. No simple steps to follow to ensure a safe costumes. the street. kids who will be attending parties, new damage or injuring were Halloween for everyone. - Remind children to keep watch out for the "little ones" on the reported, although the tremor jiggled - Put reflective tape on themselves and their treat bags away street, and don't drink and drive - high-rise buildings in downtown San - Costumes should be made of chil- Francisco. The aftershock hit about flame-retardant materials and short dren's costumes to make sure from candlelit jack-o-lanterns. Also Halloween should be a time of make 90 minutes after area churches rang enough so little goblins won't trip. If drivers can see them if the cos- remind your children that some believe, not acting out the real thing. their bells to mark the moment when the nation's second-deadliest earthquake hit one week ago. The Senate is poised to act on a Tanning spas offer false health hopes for Gitmoites nearly $3-billion disaster recovery eration of aging as well as devel- to ultraviolet light can weaken the hot to the touch under artificial UVA package approved by the House By EVELYN HARRIS and oping basal cell carcinoma, a par- immune system. "The skin is the light, it is easy to stay in it too long. Tuesday. The measure provides aid JOSN LISA M. ENLOE to earthquake-stricken California as ticular type of skin cancer. first outpost of the immune system. -Noharshglare, so not goggles The academy and other con- If skin cells are damaged, the body or eye shades are necessary. Not well as areas devasted by Hurricane If outdoor tanning causes prob- Hugo. cerned groups urged the Federal is not as well-protected against true: Artificial ultraviolet lights is lems, indoor tanning is not the way to Trade Commission to help inform infection," said James. more intense than that found in sun- North Carolina - Jim Bakker says go either. "A tanning spa will do the same consumers about these risks. Last Because of the dangers involved light. Not only are goggles neces- he may have "sinned" but he "never fall, the commission issued acon- with tanning, some tanning spas sary, but they must fit properly. The intended to defraud anyone." But his thing for you as far as getting a tan is sumer fact sheet discussing the have posted fact sheets with false salon should also sterilize the plea for mercy were ignored by a fed- concerned," said Lt. Douglas Dam- short-wave eral judge in Charlotte, N.C.who sen- ron, doctor at Guantanamo Bay Naval ultraviolet rays called claims to mislead the consumer that goggles after each use to prevent tenced him to 45 years in prison for Hospital. "The only real difference is UVB (from natural sunlight) and their tanning spa are safe. spread of infection. fleecing his PTL flock of millions of that tanning spas can control the inten- long-wave rays UVA (from tan- If you are traveling to the states dollars. The TV preacher has been sities and frequencies of the rays." ning devices) and how these rays over the holidays, and thinking - Tan year-round without the taken to a federal holding facility in However, the American Academy penetrate and burn both the super- about using a tanning spa to keep harmful side effects often associ- Alabama until authorities decide of Dermatologists is conceded about ficial and deep layers of the skin. your Gitmo tan, be awarde of some ated with natural sunlight. Not true: sentence. where he'll serve his the use of tanning devices for good According to Dr. William of the false claims. too much exposure to ultraviolet says he'll file an Bakker's lawyer James, chief of dermatology at - You can achieve a deep, rays thins the skin, making it less appeal Wednesday. reason, because negative effects can occur from using them. Walter Reed Army Medical Cen- year-round tan with gentle com- able to heal. It also causes premature (continued.page 3) According to Damron, your skin ter, researchers have also found fortable and safe UVA light. Not aging, wrinkled, leathery-looking can stillbecomedry and show an accel- evidence that excessive exposure true: because the skin does not feel skin in early middle age. ment, medical benefits, educa- CAREER COUNSELOR'S tional benefits, and advancement NAVY AND MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE CORNER opportunities within the purview OPEN LINE: of Congress. While training, skill NCC (AW) Elaina Foley application and challenging work on Tues- NAVSTA Career Counselor Captain John Boyd's guests SHOPPERS PERCEPTION gasoline tank. We are trying to come under the Navy's cogni- day's Openline were NavyResale OF NEW MALL? stock general use items in the Officer in Charge, LCDR zance. Activity Very positive. Strong interest. Auto Store, but can't handle them Gerry Ladouceur, and Marine Corps Good suggestions are being submit- On the other hand, "separa- all.Special order items will cost Keeping good sailors in the Exchange Officer, Mr. Ron Peach. ted. It'needs fine tuning . tion" reasons paint a different MCX DOUGHNUTS? more because of the shipping Navy is everybody's responsibil- picture. The top three reasons for Base Commander provided the We will have a large supply of expense. ity. Navy - beyond the The leaving the following comments: Dunkin Doughnuts coming on Nov. IS THE ARMY /AIR When sailors reenlist or sepa- control of the sailor - are family - Marine Corps Ball is scheduled 13 on the barge. Along with FORCE PX CHEAPER? rate, the questionnaires that they separation, excessive mobility, for Saturday, Nov. 18 at McCalla Dunkin's we'll have Krispy Kreams. MALL'S EFFECT ON MCX? They have central buying state the reasons for Hanger and tickets are $15.00. complete and dislike of sea duty. Another There was a short period of sales and their combined active duty their decision. Those reasons are reasons, within the control Con- -Combined Federal Campaign is in full swing, please check with your decline. Now, sales have risen and force is more than twice the compiled and ranked, and the gress, is pay. command representatives. The cam- are continuing to rise. Navy's. We use regional buying results are compared to previous We can't do much about these from Oct. 15 to Nov. 20. paign runs ARE EXCHANGE PRICES through Jacksonville. years. This provides the Navy reasons for separation, but we - Halloween hours are set for WHY DO SHELVES Tuesday, Oct. 31 from 5 p.m. to 8 HIGHER THAN STATESIDE? with a method of monitoring and certainly can influence the re- Our prices are cheaper overall SHOW BARE SPOTS? measuring the effectiveness of include p.m. Please drive safely while the maining reasons. Those children are out trick-or-treating. than prices in the United States. The barge was late twice. ongoing retention programs. lack of recognition, lack of re- - Water conservation has Certain items may be higher. We're based on Jacksonville, Florida re- As a result, shoppers hoarded spect, too many petty regula- slipped. We have missed 12 out of when supplies came in. After a the last 14 days. This may cause the gional prices. When it comes to "retention" tions, unfair treatment, lack of ENOUGH REGISTERS? couple of more barges, we should reasons, they can be placed in two interesting or challenging work, Deal Plant to put our remaining evaporator on full power, which We have a 20 percent person- be healthy, and the shelves will categories. First are those reasons and inability to get the training or could run it down long before its life nel shortage and two of the thirteen- registers always seem to be down. be adequately stocked. that the sailor controls, and sec- education desired. expectancy. This could create a real HOW ABOUT DELI AND reasons beyond the problem for the base. We must con- We do the best we can . ond are the Overcoming those control- WHY HIGHER PRICES IN PATIO FURNITURE? sailors' control. Reasons such as lable reasons is the responsibility serve! About Nov. 1, a waterbarge, with about 4 million gallons will be THE MALL? They will be available in feelings ofjob security, service to what the Allpricesrise with time. When of leaders, and that's onboard to help alleviate our short- about six months. They will be country and pride in wearing a - leadership. the mall firstopened in Juneweused Navy is all about ages temporarily. earlier than previously sched- uniform fall under the first cate- Leadership and retention go material from the older facilities which uled, but later than the opening of gory. Under the second category - hand in glove, and good leaders The following is a summary of were purchased at a lower cost. When that material was re- the mall. reasons that are controlled by work toward keeping good sail- Q's and A's posed to LCDR La- douceur and Mr. Peach. stocked by our suppliers, we had to WHAT IS THE MCX RE- someone else - we find retire- ors! pay a higher price. The Exchange is not charging higher prices to make TURN POLICY? more profit, the prices reflect our Our policy is satisfaction Flying isn't just for anyone it's for everyone costs.Our customers wanted fresher- guaranteed. If you have the re- clubs calm, cool and competent milk and we told them that to do so ceipt, or even if you don't, please Haven't you dreamed of cast- itwould cost more. We went to quick bring the item back for an ex- veteran pilots - like Floyd frozen milk and it does cost more, ing off your earthbound chains, change or refund. soaring like an eagle, swooping Campbell. and the customer has to pay thatin- If you take to the air like a crease. WHY THE ERRORS high above our restrictive habi- AUTO PARTS, WATER WITH THE REGISTERS? tat, catching the wind while smil- bird, and want to pursue it fur- ther, then you'll be invited to join IN GASOLINE? We only had about 3,500 ing and watching the world pass We've had no problem with items going through our registers below? You're not alone! Yes, the Flying Club, which is still the cheapest, and safest, way to get a water in our gasoline. It is moni- at the old stores. Now we have most men and women, boys and tored and when it gets to an unac- over 45,000 items and it takes girls have had this dream. A pilot's license in America. ceptable level it is removed. We time for the computers to get up dream that mankind has striven to wild blue yonder, while a new The Club operates from both Cessna 150 is on its way. Fly windward's McCalla hanger will not have Premium gasoline, to full speed. We are working on fulfill long before di Lodovico but we do have additives for your this problem. Buonarroti Simoni, also known Club members are charged up (#4286) and Leeward's NAS as Michelangelo, penned his and ready to expand membership hanger (#6415). Instructor thoughts on canvas and the rolls. Campbell, from Atlanta, is Wright Brothers got their ideas of If Flying Club president, Lt. aboard for two weeks, but he'll be News and Entertainment John Post, gets his way, the club followed by another veteran in- the ground at Kitty Hawk. News On Channel 2 Thanks to the ingenuity and will make pilots from pilgrims, structor, Craig Kelley on Nov. 6. aviators from administrators, It is still possible to solo in as 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 44:00 RAINBOW SPECIALS determination of thinkers like 5:30Channel 7 ABC NEWS 5:00 WHOS THE BOSS Michelangelo, doers like Wilbur soarers from sailors, and fliers little as 10 hours flying time, and Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT and Oliver, and the cooperation from farmers. Of course, not all that can be achieved in about a 6:00Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 of nature, it's no longer a dream - are destined to fly, but those who week's time. Once you've taken Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT it'sawayoflife. And, that way of have the desire, daring and deter- off on your own, you'll be able to Channel 1011 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS mination will have their chance. develop your skills and master 6:30Channel7 ABC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK life is not just for military or Channel 9 CBS the craft at your own pace. Get- NEWS (Chicago) F8:00 21 JUMPSTREET commercial pilots, or the rich and Channel IONBC NEWS (National) 9:00 THE TRACY ULLMAN SHOW famous. Flying is within reach of Introductory flights over ting a private pilot license can be 7:O0Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) 9:30 DUET everyone who wants to pursue Guantanamo Bay are being of- accomplished in as little as 40 fered by the club. It's your oppor- that dream. hours of flight, and Ground All movies beg in at 8 p.m. That's why the news is great! tunity to get the "feel of flying" School can be completed through Downtown Lyceum Guantanamo Bay's Navy Flying without committing yourself to the Club's self paced program. Prince of Darkness. Horror (R).1.42 Club is soaring again, afterabrief learning. This "try-it-and-see-if- The difference between being McCalla Lyceum hiatus. Their Cessna 172 is you-like-it" approach is just a land-lubber and a high-flier is North Shore. Adventure (PG).1.36 revved up and ready to take to the $25.00. You'll fly with one of the just a phone call away. Marine Lyceum Surrender. Comedy(PG).1.35 Leeward Lyceum Shoot to Kill. Action (R).1.46 SECURITY LOG

There were 54 moving viola- wonderful Guantanamo scenery. (no suspects). GITMO PEOPLE tions during the past week, way In the "not-so-lucky" depart- There were two incidents of She helps keep NRA together, as a training coordinator and also down from last weeks 139. Those ment, there were six traffic acci- vandalism. The Nursery School makes travel arrangements, she's: citations came in written regular dents. Two of these were hit and was broken into and vandalized (31) or warning (12) or unwritten runs. You may run, but you can't (no suspects) and a windshield on NAME: verbal (11). It's much better if hide. If you're in an accident, a car was damaged (two suspects Shelly E. Dixon you don't get a citation at all. So stay on the scene. Our local po- sought). HOMETOWN: please, take your time, enjoy the lice are friendly and courteous, There were four brawls dur- Kansas City, Mo. they will do all they can to assist ing the week. Security was on the TIME IT GITMO: you. scene to count out one suspect in 2 years Thefts were also down this Granadillo Housing, another in CHOICES: week. On the government prop- the Cuban Trailer Park, and two RECREATION: erty front, there were numerous suspects at Gold Hill Towers. No I like to go bowling. items taken from a Public Works suspects were found for the fight BOOK: working area. This unfortunate reported at Windmill Beach. Power of positive thinking individual was detained. Two suspects communicated MUSIC: On the personal property threats, one while drunk and dis- Country side.there were five CDs, six orderly. The drunk was appre- PET PEEVE: cassette tapes and several items hended at Gold Hill Towers and Ignorance. People who aren't willing to try. of clothing taken from the Ma- the other suspect was taken in LIFE'S GOALS: rine Barracks (one suspect from the Villamar Housing area. To provide the best possible life for my family and to be happy. sought); two bicycles were take If you have any information To live a long healthy life and to thank all the people in Gitmo from the TK Housing area (no about these or other crimes, call for all the things they've done for me. suspects); and a car was taken Security at 4168 or 4105. Your from the Jamaican Cultural Cen- name will be with-held upon NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People." ter and abandoned at Marine Hill request

PAGE 2 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1989 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE VIEW POINT --- mml Who is your favorite Actress or Actor and Why?

Zacha M. Wilson, dependent, Christopher A. Shockley, de- Annie Swanson, Food Service Garen Spencer, dependent, 3 Collin Kesley, Jamician, Sale 4 years old, preschool: I like pendent, 5 years old, Worker, Baskin Robbins: My years old, Nursery School: Ilike Audit Clerk at NRA: I like ET because he's cute and he kindergarten: I like Maverick favorite is Elizabeth Taylor. To Superman because he can fly and Eddie Murphy because he is s saved the little boy's life when (Tom Cruise) because at the end me it's like watching a travel log. he is so strong. humorous. He can fit into any his bicycle crashed and went of the movie he kept on firing at She's beautiful. I've always fol- role. He is a good impersonator into the water. all those planes and he shot them lowed her. and a great actor. all down.

Next week's question will be "If you could be anyone in the world today, who would that be and why?" The staff reporter will ask this question at the Navy Exchange/Commissary mall Friday, Oct.27 from 11 to 1 p.m.

CLASSIFED ADS/JOB MARKET Invent. Management Spec. at Supply Control Warehouse Worker WG-4 and WG-5 Visual Merch. Helper, NEX RS, PS-2/$4.47, UNK DODGE DART Div., GS-201009, Ann. No.436-89. Waiter/Waitress NA/LWG-3, Cashier/Checker/ Ann. No. 276-89. '62 CHEVY BELAIR Applicationsmustbesubmitted totheCCPO Secretary atFSC, GS-318-04/05, Ann. No.437- Store Checker PS/LGS-2 Laundry Mach. Operator, Intern. rn call, NEX '76 DODGE DART Office by the close of business (C.O.B.) Tues., 89. Recreation Aid PS/LGS-3 Laundry Cleaners, NA-3/$4.77, LWG-3/$2 89, UNK AMC GREMLIN Oct 31. Add'l Information may be obtained Food Service Worker at MWR Windjammer Bartender NA/LWG-3 2 pos. open, flat iron and poss. learn to press., UNK Vw BUG at CCPO or by reviewing the Vacancy An- Club, LWG-7408-02, Ann. No. 438-89. Food Service Worker NA/LWG-2 Ann. No.277-89. UNK CHEVY MALIBU nouncements posted on official bulletin C.O.B, Mon., Oct 30 Cook NA/LW-3 LEG AL NOTICE UNK VW BUG boards. Personnel clerk (typing) at MWR Personnel, Custodial Worker NA/LWG-2 Unclaimed/abandoned vehicles. The follow- '70 FORD PINTO *INDICATES LIMITED AREA OF CON- AS-203-06, Ann. No. NAF 443-89. Laborer NA/LWG-2 ing vehicles were found abandoned on board UNK VW BUG SIDERATION. Contract Surveillance Rep. for Supply Dept. Club Operations Asst./Rec. Asst. PS-4 and the Naval Station/Naval Air Station. Owners UNK Vw STA/WAG Supply Clerkff1ech. at Hospital/Fiscal Dept., Personal Prop.,GS- 1101-05/07, Ann. No. 446- LGS-4 or anyone having information on them please UNK FORD LTR S/WAG GS-2005-05/06, Ann. No. 111-89. 89. Child Caregiver/Rec. Aid PS-2/3 and LGS-2/3 contact Security at 4168. Vehicles unclaimed '73 CHEVY 10 P/U Plumber at PWD/Maint. Div., LWG-4206-07, C.O.B. Thurs., Nov. 2 NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY after20 Dec. 1989 will be disposed of through '74 CHEVY MONCARLO W/POT to LWG-4206-09, Ann. No. 159-89B. Maintenance Foreman for MWR Facilities, Contact the Personnel Office at Bldg. AV-34 Board of Lost, Abandoned and Unclaimed '75 FORD P/U Child ev. Prog. Asst. atMWR CDC, PS-1702- LWS-4701-10, Ann. No. NAF439-89. or phone 3234 or 4508. All positions are open Personal Property. '66 CHEVY II 04 Ann. No. NAF 175- 89C. *Warehouse Worker at Supply Department until filled. YR MAKE MODEL UNK RAMBLER AMERICAN Child Dev. Prog. Ass at MWR Nursery School, Fleet Tesminal, WG-6907- 05, Ann. No. 440- Food Service Worker at Food Services, NA-2/ '80 PUCH MOPED '63 CHEVY BISCAYNE PS-1702-06, Ann. No. NAF 223-89B. 89. $4.21 ph, LWG-2/$2.57 ph + .33 BA, Ann. No. '76 HONDA CB200T '69 BUICK WILDCAT Indust. Hygiene Tech. at Hosp./OCC Health/ Asst. CDC Manager at MWR Nursery School, 22-88. '76 PUCH MOPED UNK INT'L P/U KING Prev. Medicine, GS-640- 5/6, Ann. No. 315- UA-1702-7, P/T, Ann. No. NAF 245-89A. Cashier/Checker at NEX, P/T, PS-2/$4.47 ph, '82 YAMAHA MTRCYCLE '73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 89A. Library Aid at MWR Library, AS-1411-7,Ann. LGS-2/$2.53 ph, Ann. No. 78-88. UNK GARELLI MOPED '68 CHEVY IMPALA Secretary (typing) at MWR/Rec. Gym, AS-318- No. NAF 441-89. SalesClerkatRetailStore, PS-2/54.47 ph,LGS- UNK HONDA ELITE '75 OLDS 98 06, Ann. No. NAF 361- 89A. Family Home Care Monitor for MWR Family 3/$3.17 ph +.52 BA, Ann. No.94-88. '79 UNKNOWN MOPED '58 CHEVY P/U "Acct MamtUk.Acctg. Uk. at MWtiblust- Home Care Program, UA- 1705-05, Ann. No. Cashier/Checker at Retail Store, PS-2/$4.47 ph, UNK MAXI MOPED '64 PLYMOUTH BAR'CUDA ness, LGS-525-03/AS- 525-03, Ann. No. NAF NAF 444-89. LGS-2/$2.53 ph + .49 BA, Ann. No. 100-88. UNK SUZUKI 185CC '71 DODGE DART 400-89A. Child Devel. Program Asst. at MWR CDC, PS- General Sales Clerk at Retail Store, P/1, PS-2/ UNK AMF RDSR MOPED '72 BUICK UNK Cook Leader at MWR O'Club, LWL-7404-08, 1702-04, Ann. No. NAF445-89. $4.47 ph, LGS- 2/52.53 ph, Ann. No. 110-88 UNK MOTOBEC. MOPED '62 CHEVY BELAIR '74 CHEVY VEGA Ann. No. NAF 416-89A. Applications for the following positions are ExchangeDetective atNEX RS, PS-5/$5.46ph, UNK HONDA MOPED Recreation Aid at Leeward MWR Fitness Cen- '72 CHEVY MALIBU accepted on a continuing basis: Ann. No. 271-89 '83 HONDA MOPED '70 BUICK SPTSWGN ter, PS-189-03/LGS-189- 03, Ann. No. NAF High school, elementary school and substitute Cust. Serve. Clerk at NEX RS, P/T, PS-3/54.81 '78 HONDA MOPED '62 MERCURY COMET 433-89. teachers. ph, LGS-3/$3.17 ph, Ann. No. 272-89. '85 MIWARLLI STAR GEN. '78 CHEVY CHEVETTE MarineMachinery Mechanic at SIMA R-2Div., Clerk Typist GS-3 and GS-4 Sales Clerk at Leeward Pt. NEX, PS-2/$4.47 ph, '77 PLYMOUTH VOLARE '72 PLYMOUTH VALIENT LWG-5334-10, Ann. No. 434-89. Secretary (typing) GS-4 and GS-5 LGS-3/$3.17 ph, Ann. No. 274-89. '73 FORD GALAXIE '71 OLDS DELTA88 Sandblaster at Sima R-5 Div., LWG-5423-05, Accounting Techmican tS-4/5 Santa Claus in Visual Merch Dept., Intern. in '74 FORD Fl00/P-U '73 PLYMOUTH FURY II Ann. No. 435-89I. Supply Clerk and Supply Clerk (typing) GS-4/5 NEX RS, PS- 2/54.47, Ann. No. 275-89. '67 FORD MERCURY

WORLD NEWS.fm pg. 1 Today in History Japan -- Japanese survivors of the in London. Panmunjom. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and WIRE REPORT In 1918, the Canadian steamship In 1962, U.S. Ambassador Adlai Nagasaki say they'll present petitions "Princess Sophia" floundered after E. Stevenson presented photo- to U.S. officials demanding an Today's highlights in history: hitting a reef off the coast of Alaska, graphic evidence of Soviet missiles apology for the attacks. The petitions OnOct. 25, 1854, the "Charge of resulting in the deaths of all of the in Cuba to the U.N. Security Council. contain the signatures of 36-million the Light Brigade" took place during nearly 400 passengers. Japanese. The bombings killed the Crimean War as an English bri- In 1929, former Interior Secre- Thought for today: "In the time 200,000 people and forced Japan to gade of 600 men charged the Russian tary Albert B. Fall was convicted of of your life, live, so that in that surrender, ending World War II. army against hopeless odds and suf- accepting a $100,000 bribe in con- wondrous time you shall not add to fered heavy losses. nection with the Elk Hills Naval Oil the misery and sorrow of the world, NATIONAL NEWS.fm pg. 1 On this date: Reserve in California. but shall smile to the infinite variety In 1400, Geoffrey Chaucer, au- In 1951, peace talks aimed at and mystery of it." - William Sa- New York -- Convicted "preppie thor of "The Canterbury Tales," died ending the Korean War resumed in royan (1908-1981). killer" Robert Chambers is suing the state of New York for refusing to admit him to a prison program to B LAST.continued from page one become a certified drug counselor. Eleven people were injured,none works. Firefighters found fireworks the second explosions. The 22-year-old man, who's serving a of them seriously. devices and said there were "a lot of five- to 15-year sentence for small bangs before the big explo- The blast blew the garage door strangling Jennifer Levin in 1986, The cause was not immediately sion." cliams his rights have been violated. from the house across the street. Chambers has been disciplined four established, but the chief said evi- Two firefighters within 50 feet People reported hearing the explo- times during his imprisonment. dence pointed toward illegal fire- of the house were knocked down by sion 10 miles away. PEACE.continued from page one The Israeli Embassy in Wash- Palestinian elections in the West ington says Arens expressed Israel's Bank and Gaza Strip. decision to accept in principle Baker's ideas, however, they added Flight schedule.fm pg. one that modifications are needed to Flight Date Loc. Arrive Depart make sure that all of the Israeli con- C-130 10/26 Gitmo 230 p. 4:25 p.m. cerns are met. Norfolk 7:25 p.m. 727 10/27 Noralk - 8,00am. The embassy says Israel wants Gimo 11:00am2 3 noon Kingtoan 1 p.s1:00ipes. an assurance that Israel will not Gino 23ppm. 3U1p. negotiate with the PalestineLibera- Norfolk 6:15 pm. tion Organization. The Israelies C-141 1029 Gino 10:in0am 11:5sam. also want assurance that the talks Norfolk 255 pm will be restricted to the subject of

GUANTANAMO GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1989 PAGE 3 SPORTS World Series could face still more delays (NHL standings he's satisfied day. Mayor ArtAgnos says Wales Conference Roundup FROM WIRE REPORTS An if that's not enough, a new that Candlestick Park is safe for re- Patrick Division problem has developed over a pos- sumption of the World Series on W L T Pts. GF GA 7 1 1 15 40 27 NFL only might the World Series sible seventh game, now set for the Friday. N. Y. Rangers Not 5 3 1 11 35 30 Nov. 1. The Fall classic has been on hold NewJersey Packers - Green Bay Packers run into November, but it's begin- Oakland Coliseum on Washington 4 4 1 9 33 37 assistant coach Virgil Knight has ning to appear thatplay could extend Ittums out the Rolling Stones are since that massive earthquake that N. Y. Islanders 3 4 1 7 32 32 been ordered to pay a fine of $295 for well into the first week of the 11th booked to play there Nov. 4, and the rocked the San Francisco bay area Pittsburgh 3 4 1 7 29 33 fan in the face when the Philadelphia 1 6 1 3 21 32 punching a month. British rockers have the rights to the last Tuesday, just as the A's and Packers lost to Miami at Lambeau Adams Division The Athletics lead the series stadium five days in advance in Giants were getting ready to play Field in September. The 41-year-old Montreal 6 5 0 12 32 29 order to set up their massive stage. game three. Buffalo 5 3 1 11 31 24 coach pleaded "No Contest" to the against the Giants, two game to a compromise Agnos said yesterday, that Boston 4 4 1 9 27 29 charge of disorderly conduct.Hesaid none. Game three has been delayed Everyone's hoping can be worked out. Candlestick has been declared Quebec 3 4 1 7 37 34 the fan swore at him as he tried to in the wake of last week's earth- Hartford 3 6 1 7 31 38 to the Packers' locker As for the teams themselves, structurally sound by engineers. He make his way quake disaster, with the next game Campbell Conference room at halftime. heavy rains have hampered both the also says the San Francisco Police Norris Division now set for Friday (see scores) night Raiders-Los Angeles Raiders' A's and the Giants in their attempts Department has returned to normal Minnesota 5 2 1 11 31 27 at San Francisco's Candlestick Park. head coach An Shell says he's think- to practice during the layoff. duty and officers will be available Chicago 5 4 1 11 39 37 But forecasters expect cold, Detroit 4 4 1 9 32 38 ing about some changes, including Oakland Manager Tony Larussa for traffic duty and other assign- one at quarterback. Shell has replaced rainy weather to descend on the park St. Louis 3 4 0 6 31 28 announcedyesterday that the A's are ments. Toronto 3 6 0 6 39 49 starter Jay Schroeder with Steve Friday. The weather is supposed to going to Phoenix to hold workouts The Oakland Athletics lead the Smythe Division Beuerlein during each of L.A.'s past improve therestof the weekend, but and will return to the bay area after best of seven series against the San Calgary 5 2 3 13 48 38 two games. Shellsays he'll announce 5 4 0 10 41 38 game three could wind up being another practice tomorrow. Francisco Giants, two games to Los Angeles the coming weekend's starting lineup Vancouver 5 5 0 10 36 38 tomorrow. played on Saturday instead of Fri- Meanwhile, San Francisco none. Edmonton 3 4 1 7 30 29 49ers - Three San Francisco Winnipeg 3 5 0 6 25 33 49ers were hurt Sunday. Quarter- back Joe Montana's outforoneortwo New bay area sports park? Figure the odds Tuesday's results games with a knee injury. Linebacker Edmonton Oilers 3 New York Islanders 3 Jim Fahnhorst has a foot injury, pos- blance of normal life, even the back- That $257-million plan is structured FROM WIRE REPORTS ers of the stadium plan, including so that no public monies would be sibly a stress fracture, and fullback Philadelphia Flyers 6 how ill- required. It's not the only offer Harry Sydney has a broken arm. Mayor Art Agnos, realize St. Louis Blues 1 Cardinals - Phoenix rookie It appears that a couple of sports timed a pro-stadium blitz would be. owner Al Davis is contemplating, defensive tackle Jim Wahler's out for projects for the Bay Area could fall The San Francisco voters have a including one in which the Raiders Chicago Blackhawks 5 four weeks with a sprained knee. victim to the monsterearthquake that history of squashing previous sta- would stay put in Los Angeles or Detroit Red Wings 3 Buc's - Tampa Bay starting hit northern California last week. dium proposals, even in good times. move to Sacramento. guards Mike Simmonds and John Today's games One is a proposal for a new In the aftermath of the earthquake, But even if the once-jilted Raider Quebec at Harford Bruhin are both out for at least one the Giants. with the reminders of its destruction fans in Oakland do win back their Edmonton At N. Y. Rangers game with knee injuries. downtown stadium for The $96-million project goes before still likely tobe around, it's doubtful favorite football team, their could be Toronto at Pittsburgh Bengals - Backup Cincinnati Wahington at Winnipeg quarterback Turk Schonert will miss the voters on Nov. 11 and was al- that trend will be reversed. a hidden price topay. An unnamed Buffalo at Minnesota several weeks with a broken hand. ready behind in the polls before the Across the bay, Oakland resi- member of the Oakland Colesium Calgary at Los Angeles Dolphins - Miami running back earthquake struck. Now with the dents are still mulling over the board told the Oakland Tribune Troy Stradford underwent major re- area facing a $2-billion rebuilding proposal that would bring the NFL earlier this month that if the Raiders YABA bowling constructive surgery on a knee project just to get back to a sem- Raiders back to their original home. return under the current plan, the Results, Oct.21 Monday and is out for the season. baseball Athletics would be gone. Bantam Div. (ages 5-8) IIG H1S Marc Logan's out three Fullback The A's would not want to compete RobbieDillard 105 188 weeks with knee ligament damage. for the same field and the same Michelle Marinelli 97 181 The Dolphins have lost four running backs in the last four weeks. AREA ATHLETICS sports dollars with the football club. Prep Div. (ages 9-11) Redskins- Barry Wilbum, who Top A's executives did not respond David Raynes 124 327 Janntz 140 led the NFL in interceptions two sea- to inquiries on Kelly GOLFING EVENTS the subject. Lyn-Lyn Shonyo 321 sons ago, moves into Washington's AQUATIC ACTIVITIES Bay tours - The MWR Marina is of- Spooky fun - MWR is holding a Hal- starting lineup for the first time this Fly-by-Night golf tournament Fri- fering new residents a tour of the bay. The loween Junior Div. (ages 12-14) season to take over the spot manned pie eating contest Still no NFL Larry Dye 165 two-hour tour is $2 per person. To register, day, Oct. 27. A pumpkin by cornerback Darrell Green. - 426 call J.D. Dodson AT 2345. follows the tourney. Entry fee is $12.50, cart Harold Credle - Green's on injured reserve with a rental is $2.50. For more information, call Pilar Martinez 215 490 Scuba dive courses - All students commissioner dislocated wrist. must pre-register at the MWR Information Lani at 2519 or 2195. Cowboys - The Dallas Cow- Office. Physical exams are required for the All scores are handicap boys are benching defensive lineman PADI Open Water course. Forms are avail- MWR INFO OFFICE FROM WIRE REPORTS Ed "Too Tall" Jones, who has started able at the Information Office: Advanced Hour change - For your convenience, 198 consecutive games. Open Water: Hlavaty, Nov. 2, $85. Open the MWR Information Office will change Water: Esposito, Nov. 2, $160. their hours of operations from 7 a.m. to 5 It was three month ago in Chi- Captain's Cup NHL p.m. starting Monday, Oct. 30. For the vari- cago when a split was revealed CORRAL NOTE ous services offered, call 3845. among National Football League Islanders - The National Soccer Riding lessons - Horseback riding owners trying to name a successor to Tuesday's results Hockey League has suspended New lessons for adults and children, 5Sand over, PROJECT PLAYER Islanders left wing Randy Wood outgoing commissioner Pete PWD York are available Tuesday through Saturday at Pool tournament - Project Player High School for four games. The league says he the MWR Corral. Lessons teach basic horse offers a single-elimination pool tourney Rozelle. deliberately tried to injure a Minne- handling and care in both English and Thursday Oct. 26, at the Clipper Club. Regis- Marine Barracks 7 are sota player with his stick during a Westemrtack. Balanceseatriding lessons ter at 7p.m. Cost is $1. For more information, Owners met for 11 hours yester- NSGA/Co. "L" 1 game a week ago. The suspension offered by the hour once a week for $16 per call Amy at 3246. day in Cleveland, and just like the begins Oct. 30, unless the Isles appeal. month, horse rental not included. For more informationcall the corral at 2381 orWendi REEF RAIDERS previous three sessions, no replace- at 3466. ment. Club events - Saturday, Oct. 28, at Captain's Cup NCAA Cable/Pebble Beaches. This is a Halloween But, on the fourth and final bal- Wisconsin - A University of FITNESS DIVISION Cookout/Night Dive. A 20-pound grouper lot, Washington lawyer Paul Tagli- Men's Tennis Wisconsin official says Wisconsin Flag football - Rained out Captain's hasbeen donated as themaindish. Members, abue came within three votes of the football coach Don Morton violated Cup Flag Football games are rescheduled bring side dishes. Dive is set for 8 p.m. Free Tuesday's results required 19 needed to get the job. an NCAA rule when he paid two for tonight. Security vs NAS/VC-10 at 6 airticketsareavailabletomembers. Formore NAVSTA Blue over Marine Barracks weeks' salary to nine assistant p.m.,NSGA/Co. "L" vs Marine Barracks at information, call Jackie at 2618 or Patti at Hospital over SIMA 7:15 p.m. For more information.call John 2922 after working hours. FTG over High School coaches out of his own pocket. UW Tagliabue had 16 votes, with 11 at 2560. Law Professor Ted Finman, who forNew Orleans Saints president and Pool tourney - A pool tournament is YOUTH ACTIVITIES serves as the school athletic board's Oct. 26, at the Officers' general manager Jim Finks. set for Thursday, Basketball -A teen Two-on-Twobas- NCAA representative, says Morton Entry feeis $1 for authorized Clubs at7 p.m. ketball tournament is set forThursday, On. only. For more information, call did not intend to violate the rule patrons 26 at the Youth Center at 9 p.m. Entry fee is against outside sources paying team 3246. $1. For more information, call 4075. Thanksgiving Day Run -A Thanks- staff. Morton made up the difference Pre-teen pool - A pre-teen pool tour- Fuller's condition improving, Thursday, when theboard cut two week's salary giving Day 10K Run is scheduled nament is scheduled at the Youth Center Maps for the run will be from nine coaches to balance the Nov. 23 at 6:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25, at 6 p.m.Entry fee is $1. available at the base gym after Monday, Oct. For more information, call 4075. San Francisco activates McKyer budget. Finman says Morton's action 16.Formoreinformation, callJohnPowellat will be treated as a secondary viola- Pool winners - Winico Martinez and 2560. John Rayner took top honors at a recent teen stated 49ers cornerback Tim tion. Biathlon - A vet- Veteran's Day pool tournament at the Youth Center. Tony FROM WIRE REPORTS 18 mile bike race and McKyer after suspending him three eran's Day Biathlon Diaz and Wayne Cosby took second, David 10K run is set for Friday, Nov. 10, starting weeks ago for insubordination. BOXING Weston and Trent Lawrence placed third. from the CPO Club at 7 a.m. There are two Slam Dunk winners -WayneOatsis Doctors at Stanford Hospital Two titles -- A pair of light and those with divisions, non-gear bikes thenew Teen Slam Dunk champion after a have upgraded San heavyweight boxers held on to their gears. Maps forthis event willbe available at Francisco 49ers The vociferous McKyer was recent contest at the Youth Center. Vic titles yesterday. Virgil Hill kept the the base gym. Pre-register at the base gym. safety Jeff Fuller to satisfactory Spence took second and Andrew Black suspended for remarks he made on WBA crown by stopping James For more information, call John at 2560. placed third. condition after he managed to move the team plane flying to New Or- Veteran's DaySoftball-A veteran's Kinchen two minutes and 52 seconds Teen Skateboard - Youth Acavities Day Softball Tournament is scheduled Fri- his right hand. leans. Seifert has failed in attempts into the first round of their bout in is sponsoring a teenoskateboard competition day, Nov. 10 through Sunday, Nov. 12, at Bismarck, N. D. And WBC titleholder Friday, Oct.27 at the Youth Centerat 9 p.m. They originally fearedhis tackle to trade McKyer. Cooper Field. Sign up no later than Friday, Jeff Harding won in Australia when entry fee is $1. against New England Patriot John Oct. 27 at 6:30 p.m. Entry fee is $200 per Britain's Tom Collins failed to answer team. For more information, call John at Stephens Sunday might have He held out for abetter contract the bell for the third round. 2560. caused serious permanent nerve last season and again this season Vet Softball meeting - A Veteran's damage to his right arm. HORSES Day softball toumamentmeeting is setfor Don't let your sports story go before joining the team late and then Thursday, Oct 26 and Tuesday, Nov. 7 at 5 The 49ers have put Fuller on the suffered injuries that limited his 101 -- There were 101 horses pre- by, phone the results into the p.m. atthebasegym. Registrationisrequired Injured Reserve List along with playing time. entered yesterday for thesevenBreed- at the meeting. For more information, call Gazette Office at 4819. ers Cup races next month at John at 2560. teammate Harry Sidney, who broke McKyer is estimated to have Gulfstream Park in north Miami. his arm in the same game. lost about $90,000 during the sus- Coach George Seifert has rein- pension.

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