Former Prime Minister Gandhi arrested on corruption charge

NEW DELHI (UPI)--Former Prime two and a half hours of consulting keep her in our custody pending a paigns Minister Indira Gandhi was arrested last March in national elec- with her Congress Party leaders and magisterial order," police spokes- tions Monday on a charge of official cor- for herself and her Congress attorneys, she came out escorted by man Laksmi Narayan said. Party." ruption. She refused to be re- senior officials and was driven in She was arrested without a war- In a statement, Mrs. leased on bail and called the arrest Gandhi said: an ambassador's car to a police rant, Narayan said. "A magisterial "I have tried to serve "political." our people guest house where she was to stay warrant is not necessary for ar- and our country to the best "Where are your handcuffs?" Mrs. of my before appearing before a magistrate resting a person charged with a ability. No matter what the charge Gandhi asked police when they came this morning. bailable, cognizable offense," he or charges now against me, for her at home. this ar- "Mrs. Gandhi has been arrested explained. rest is a political one." She was told handcuffs were not for an offense that is cognizable He said Mrs. Gandhi was arrested "It is to prevent me from going necessary for the corruption charges and bailable, but if she does not for using her prime minister's to the people. It is an attempt on which she was arrested. to ask for release on bail, which she position "For securing Jeeps from discredit me in their eyes and the After returning to her room for has not, we will be compelled to private firms for use in poll cam- eyes of the world."

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ALGIERS (UPI)--Japanese Red Army the Red Army Commando, authors of Syria, where the hijackers freed 10 stops at Kuwait and Damascus. terrorists aboard a hijacked Japan the hijacking of the DC-8 of the JAL other hostages, including two A- Algeria has accepted hijackers Air Lines DC-8 jetliner released Company, have agreed to liberate the mericans and eight Japanese. before, most recently when terror- their hostages Monday and agreed to hostages and to evacuate the plane The plane landed in mid-afternoon ists seized Finance Ministers of leave the plane themselves, the according to the terms of negotia- at Algiers's Dar El Beida airport. oil-producing countries who had Algerian Press Service announced, tions with Algerian authorities." Aboard were at least five Japanese been meeting in Vienna in December, The release was announced two - APS did not specify whether the Red Army terrorists, the six con- 1975. hours after the plane had landed in hijackers had agreed to surrender to federates whose release from prison The Americans released in Damascus Algiers on a flight from Damascus, police or whether they would be they forced during the hijacking-and were identified by Syrian authori - Syria, with 19 remaining hostages given political asylum or would be their last 19 hostages -- 13 pas- ties as William D. McLean and Eric on the sixth day of a marathon hi- free to leave Algeria. sengers and six crew members. Weiss. Another American man, iden- jack that began last Wednesday over But the 6,000-mile sage now in its Also aboard was $6 million in U.S. tified only as T. Phelan, was re- India. sixth day appeared to be nearing is $100 bills the hijackers had de- ported still aboard. end. (In Tokyo, the Japanese Foreign manded in ransom from the Japanese Immediately on landing in Algiers Ministry said Algerian authorities government. Both Syria and Kuwait have de- the airliner was surrounded by po- took the five Red Army hijackers There had been 155 persons aboard clared policies of refusing to let lice and newsmen were ordered out of and the six terrorist comrades whose when the hijacking began last Wed- hijackers land. the airport. release from prison they had ob- nesday after a Bombay stopover on a But Syrian officials said they re- "The hostages of the DC-8 have tained to an undisclosed location.) Paris--Tokyo flight. lented "for humanitarian reasons" been released," the Algerian Press The Algerian government said it The hijackers first forced the and let the plane land after ini- Service said. allowed the plane to land at the flight to land at Dacca, Bangladesh. tially denying permission. Kuwait APS followed its announcement of express request of the Japanese At Dacca, they traded' 115 hostages officials said they granted per- the release with an urgent dispatch government and for humanitarian for six freed comrades flown in from mission after receiving "a last that apparently had been written reasons. Tokyo and $6 million cash. They message" in which the pilot warned before. It said, "The members of The jetliner flew in from Damascus, let out other groups of hostages in he was low on fuel.

WASHINGTON (UPI)--The Supreme dence in a suit against former At- ly likely" the tapes include discus- torney Court refused Monday to overturn an General John Mitchell. It sions between Nixon and Mitchell order that Richard Nixon's White charges Mitchell took part in a top- about the week-long protests in House tapes be screened for evidence level conspiracy to violate the which more than 7,000 persons were Supreme Court upholds in a civil damage suit filed on be- rights of antiwar demonstrators here picked up by police. half of 1,200 illegally arrested by illegal mass arrests in 1971. "May Day" demonstrators. After the tapes are reviewed, most A damage suit against police of- likely by a government archivist, ficials involved in the arrests al- order to screen tapes The justices rejected Nixon's District Judge William Bryant may ready has been tried. The jury a- argument that Presidential privilege examine transcripts of relevant con- warded $12 million to 1,200 demon- bars the tapes from being used in versations in his chambers and Nixon' asstrators to compensate for false ar- civil suits. lawyers once again may object to rest and imprisonment and violations for evidence in civil suit They let stand an appeals court their admission. of their free speech rights, but an ruling that tapes from April 16 to Lawyer who sued on behalf of "May appeals court since has ordered the May 16, 1971, be screened for evi- Day" demonstrators said it is "high- amount reduced.

FBI joins New York police in search for missing gems

NEW YORK (UPI)--The Federal Bureau ting New York detectives in the him when he left on a trip to Puerto Meanwhile, homicide detectives of Investigation has joined New York search for some $1 million in gems Rico last July 28. were awaiting the results of blood police in the search for more than missing since the September 20 The 31-year-old Shafizadeh has tests done on Shlomo Tal, a material a million dollars worth of gems death of diamond broker Pinches not been seen since. witness in the slaying of Jaroslawicz. missing since the deaths of two Jaroslawicz, 25. According to the spokesman, the The blood test, detectives said, Manhattan diamond dealers and the FBI is required to investigate any could determine the validity of Tal's disappearance of a third, officials In addition, the spokesman said theft of property valued at more assertion that he was kidnaped, rob- said Sunday. the bureau is searching for $300,000 than $50,000 when it is likely that bed and drugged by the same two men A spokesman for the FBI office in worth of stones gem dealer Abraham the stolen goods will be sold across who killed Jaroslawicz in front of New York said the agency is assis- Shafizadeh, 31, was carrying with state lines. him in his office on September 20. Preliminary determination finds Japanese dumping steel in U.S.

WASHINGTON (UPI)--In a potential As a result, the Department said, steel producers have been seeking The Japanese companies involved in major victory for the nation's steel the five companies will be required curbs on foreign imports for years. the tentative decision are five of industry, the Treasury Department to post bonds to cover "dumping the six firms included in a U.S. tentatively ruled Monday that five duties" amounting to 32 per cent of Pressure for such curbs has been Steel Corp. complaint filed Sept. 20. their imports. increased in recent months because Treasury Department general counsel Japanese steel companies are selling Japanese firms sold $147 million domestic production and profita- Robert Mundheim told a news con- carbon steel plate in the United worth of carbon steel plate in the bility have lagged and imports have ference a final ruling in the case States at a substantial loss. United States last year and U.S. surged. will come within 90 days. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, October 4, 197)

L- 10(1 v~s niectingsr IT Tomorrow's meetings GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point Cossey at 8873 AWH. The club is Old Nursery School building. For open to all base residents. further information call 90269 or Community 8871. TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets at 6:30 p.m. in the Quonset Hut behind GITMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet the Arts and Crafts Workshop. For at Marblehead Hall from 6-8 p.m. further information call Judy at Bulletin 90253 AT. GITMO COIN CLUB meets in Quonset Hut 1817 behind the old elementary school at 7:30 p.m. For more in- WATER STATUS Board formation call Lou Prosser at 90172 or Art Moons at 8845. YESTERDAY'S FIGURES . , CHURCH OF CHRIST BIBLE STUDY CLASS TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 will meet at McCalla Chapel at 7 ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,757,000 p.m. For more information call J.L. TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,029,000 Bachelor at 96196 or Floyd Shaw at Community announcements 951144 97115 AT.

LAF.RA. MEMBERS PROTESTANT Clubs and Organizations NAVY EXCHANGE JOB OPENINGS SUNDAY SCHOOL Arts and crafts meeting will be The Protestant Sunday School class The Navy Exchange has the following BIRD MIXED BOWLING held at Pat Capp's house, Villamar needs 8 and 10 year old boys. For EARLY job openings: #276A on 6th Street, Oct. 6 at 7:30 further information call 95528 or Full time Personalized Service The Tuesday Early Bird Mixed p.m. We will be working on items meet at Room 18 at 9:25 a.m. at W. Clerk to work in the Personalized Bowling league will bowl Oct. 4 at for the Christmas Bazaar. Please T. Sampson High School Service Center. PS-4/2.87 hour. 6 p.m. Everyone who signed up be bring any materials you might have. The Protestant Sunday School One year selling experience requir- at the bowling alley at 5 p.m. for classes, 4th through 6th grade meet ed. This position closes Oct. 6. a short meeting. For more informa- CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE at Room 18 every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. tion call Barbara Kelly at 952217. Intermittent Sales Clerks needed to work at the main store. PS- There will be a stated communica- 1/2.37. No experience required. NAVY BIRTHDAY BALL PWOC tion of Caribbean Naval Lodge held in Masonic Apts. Bldg. #800 at 7:30 SNACK BAR HOURS The Navy Birthday Ball will be The Protestant Women of the Chapel p.m. on Oct 5. All master masons held on October 15 in McCalla Hangar. will meet at the bazaar workshop Oct. are cordially and fraternally invit- The Marblehead Snack Bar will be CincLantFlt's four piece combo will 6 at 9 a.m. They will work on a va- ed to attend. open Sunday through Thursday 11 a.m. entertain. Heavy hors d'oeuvres riety of projects including comple- to 11 p.m. and Friday through Satur- will be served. There will be tion of the nativity sets. Please GTMO SWINGERS day 11 a.m. to midnight. several door prizes of champagne as bring scissors and stapler. If you well as two seats on an R & R flight would like to make your own, call The Gtmo Swingers will have anby- LAMAZE CLASS plus $100 spending money, The old- Trudy before Thursday at 95446. law committee meeting Oct. 4 at 7 est and youngest sailor will be 81.m. at the club hall. A new Lamaze child birth class honored guests. Cost is $3.50 each. The Gtmo Swingers will have an will meet Nov. 8 at the hospital at Uniform is tropical white long or executive board meeting Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. This is for all interested summer blue for all military and RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETS 8:15 p.m. at the club ball. All expectant parents due through Febru- semiformal for civilian. Tickets members are urged to attend. ary. For further information call will go on sale on September 26. There will be a meeting of the Gail McCorkly at 8647 AT. Naval Station Recreation Committee on October 5 at 1:30 p.m. in the REEF RAIDERS CHECK SERVICE CHARGE Special Services Conference room LA COMMUNITY COLLEGE located in the Official's Associa- Effective immediately, a service The Reef Raiders will have their tion Hut, across the street from the charge of $10 will be collected from monthly meeting Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles Community College Over- All members are re- a patron for each check returned by Windjammer. at Morin Center. Air cards will go seas is considering offering addi- quested to attend. This will be an the bank to the Exchange. This ser- on sale at 6:30 p.m. For further tional certificate programs to the important meeting as a new chairman vice charge will not be levied information call 95528. residents of our base. If you are will be selected. against the patron if the check was interested in taking a number of returned because of a bank error. college credit courses in one of the AUTO REPRESENTATIVE following areas please send your CARIBBEAN C.B. CLUB name and request to Nancy Held, Box Special Announcements Factory military auto sales would 36 or call 95347. The Caribbean C.B. Club will meet like to announce the appointment of Administration of Justice 4 at Morin Center at 6:30 p.m. a new factory sales representative Business (General) Oct. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE All interested CBers please attend in Guantanamo Bay. ENC Andrew Bow- Counselor Aide to attend mant"Andy" has been appointed to Basic Electronic Systems Technology and you don't need a radio The William T. Sampson elementary represent AMC/Jeep and Ford/Lincoln/ Finance this meeting. For further informa- school will host an open house for Mercury products. His telephone Fire science tion call channel 7 and ask for parents on the evenings of Oct. 4 & number is 951259 AWH. There will be Hotel and Motel Management "Harbor Hog." 5 beginning at 7:30 p.m. The morn- a sales representative at the Navy Small Business Management ing sessions of Kindergarten and Exchange on Wednesdays and Fridays LACC catalogs which describe these grades 1 - 3 will be held Oct. 4. from 1 until 4:30 pom. and Saturdays programs are available at the li- The afternoon sessions of Kindergar- from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., Sundays brary. ten and grades 4 - 6 will be held from 12 until 3 p.m. NEX/COMMISSARY ADVISORY Oct. 5. Ford Motor Company announces that NAVY EXCHANGE JOB OPENING BOARD MEETING Parents are cordially invited and due to almost record orders, a 75 day encouraged to attend, Refreshments The Navy Exchange has a job open- The Navy Exchange/Navy Commissary lead time with a request for 90 days will be provided by the PoT.O. ing for a full time cashier to work Advisory Board meeting will be held lead time is necessary to deliver a at the Coffee shop. Pay is 2.60 an October 4 at the McCalla Administra- military sales order. CARDIO PULMINARY RESUSITATION hour, hours are 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. tion Building at 1:30 p.m. CPO Monday through Friday. Six months CPR patches are now available at CLUB OCTOBERFEST experience as a cahsier is required. the Red Cross field office fog all Octoberfest night will be held at This position closes Oct.7. For NURSERY SCHOOL TUITION DUE persons presenting their current CPR the CPO Club Oct. 8. Dinner will be more information call 8348. certificate, no charge for this item. served from 6:30 till 8:30 p.m. at Tuition will be collected at Water safety instructor patches are the price of $7.50 per person and NCO CLUB ENTERTAINMENT school Oct. 4 from 4:30 till 7 p.m. also available for eligible instruc- .all the draft beer you can drink. There will be a $1 per day late tors. The food will be prepared by the The "Country Jesters" will be play- charge for tuition received after cooks from the F.G.S. Rommel. Make ing at the Staff NCO Club Oct. 7 p.m. Oct. 4. 7:30 RUNNING FOR WOMEN your reservations early by calling from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. 95114 or 95579. A two hour class will be held Oct. 4 at 7:30 p.m. for women interested in starting a jogging program. The ,JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL For further infor- PWOC fee will be $5. mation call Becky at 98156. U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba There are openings for new players Boys who The Protestant Women of the Chapel in Junior Flag Football. LAY AWAY PLAN are 9 years old will meet at "The Hook" Oct. 5 at or will not reach the age of 14 before Dec. 31 are el- 7:30 p.m. A devotional program will The Marine Corps Exchange announ- igible. For more information, call be followed by a Chinese auction. ces that they have a 6 month lay 951069 AWN. Everyone is requested to bring an away plan for items over $201. item they have made. For further Items under $200 will be on a 90 Capt. David W. DeCook information call 95557. day plan. There will be 20% off Naval Base Commander all items from Panama, and these on Naval Station Commanding Officer "OCTOBERFEST" away AT COMO CLUB can be put on the 6 month lay LCdr. Jerry Ryan .Public Affairs Officer plan. J01 Gerald MUnaer .Editor JO2 Brenda Starkey.,Assistant Editor "Octoberfest" will be held at the GIRL SCOUT LEADERS MEETING INTER COMMAND TENNIS COMO Club on October 8 from 7 p.m. until 1 a.m. Aires will be playing All Girl Scout Leaders, this in- The Inter-command Tennis league and there will also be German en- cludes Brownie, Junior and Cadet is about to begin. There will be The uantanmoGaztteis published according to the tertainment. A contest will be held rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers leaders will meet Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. an organizational meeting on Oct. 5 as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction for the best German costume and of the .ava Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed at the Girl Scout Hut. If a leader at 3 p.m. in the Special Services five tims week ly at government expense on government beer stein. A limited number of or assistant leader is unable to at- Conference Room located across from equipment at the Navy Publ ications and Printing tickets will go on sale today at the Service Branch Office, the opinions or statements in tend, please have a troop represen- the Windjammer Club. All commands news items that appear herein are not to be contrued BOQ front desk for $7.50 for all the interested in entering please have 1s fficial or as reflecting the views of COMAVMASE you can eat and beer you can tative in attendance. This meeting or othe Department of the Navy. food is very important! a representative present. drink. Tuesday, October 4, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Today in history. President puts 12 per cent Today is Tuesday, Oct. 4, the 277th day of 1977. There are 88 days left in the year.

Today's highlight in history; On this date in 1957, the space age began as the Soviet Union put the raase toward BAQ the earth. pay satellite into orbit around Oct. man-made of first 1 The President has exercised his lowance. Under the reallocation, the On this date: of the basic pay increase will be 6.2 per- In 1777, the Briitish defeated American forces in the Revolutionary War authority to reallocate a part pay raise that became effec- cent. The BAQ increase will range Battle of Germantcown inPennsylvania. military an increase in from 10.28 percent to 6.20 percent was proclaimed. tive Oct 1, toward In 1824, the ReTpublic of Mexico depending on grade. BAS will in-- In 1910, Portugaal's monarchy ended as King Emanuel fled to escape revo- ement of military compensation. crease by 7.05 percent, lutionaries. Under law, the President can real- The intent of reallocation is to In 1940, Adolf HHitler and Benito Mussolini held a wartime conference at of military itherAps locate up to 24 percent raise the BAQ and BAS rates to more the Brenner Passkin the Alps. pay increases to the nontax- appropriate levels. The average cost China announced two nuclear tests, including a hydrogen bomb basic In 1969, annonce tw icluingablenuceartess, basic allowances for quarters of off-post housing is still above explosion in theaatmosphere. However, the Pre- current BAQ rates. Therefore, the aul, -VI addressed the U.N. General Assembly, appealing for and subsistence. In 1965, Pope Pa sident this year decided to put only 12 percent reallocation continues the world peace. in ienatostunvrometalPrblms MlcaeyupCo2p12 percent toward ercetintBAQ,n ncasfiltay not to movement toward improving the current kill- prejudge the conclusions of the cur- relationship of the quarters allow- Ten years ago: Three passenger trains collided near Liege, Belgium, rent ongoing study of military pay ance to off-post housing costs, and 11 people and injuring 81. ing Commission on at the same time is sensitive to the United States, the Soviet Union and ten other nations by the President's Five years ago: The needs of military members. In the set up an agency The Oct. 1 pay raisedwas set at judgement of the President, no real- Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz resigned and apologized One year ago:A 7.05 percent, applied eqequally to ba- location to subsistance was necessary blacks that were interpreted as racist. for remarks about sic pay, BAQ and the subbsistence al- this year. Today's birthday: actor Charlton Heston is 53 years old.

Thought for today: The soldier, above all other people, prays for peace, for he must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war -- Gen. U.S. calls for guidelines on refugees Douglas MacArthur, 1880-1964. GENEVA (IPS)--The United States He asked that High Commissioner has reemphasized the importance Sadruddin Aga Khan strive to per- which it attaches to international suade more governments to accede to protection of refugees and sug- the convention and protocol and gested that the United Nations High suggested that his office "under- Hurricanes Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) take a special initiative to better provide guidelines for handling acquaint governments -- those which complex refugee problems. have acceded to the convention or Addressing a closed meeting of a protocol as well as those which protection subcommittee of the have not -- with the principles and UNHCR Executive Committee, U.S. procedures attendant to the con- A storm with a personality delegate James L. Carlin said Oct. vention or protocol." 3 that international protection is He said it would be "extremely through which a refugee's the protection division This is the first in a series of perature and moisture conditions are the medium useful" if office "would develop five articles about hurricanes. It almost uniform. human rights are restored. of the UNHCR Sec- but authoritative hand- was compiled from many sources The term "cyclone" or "tropical cy- Mr. Carlin, Deputy Assistant a simple criteria under through the efforts of AGC P.R. New- clone" signify nothing as to the in- retary of State for Refugees and book on eligibility and protocol togeth- kirk. It is furnished to the Guan- tensity of associated winds or wea- Migration, added: the convention some simplified model pro- tanamo Gazette by the Naval Weather ther. At times such terms as"tro- "The international protection er with of hu- determining eligibility Service Environmental Detachment. pical cyclone," "tropical storm," function is the touchstone cedures for and "hurricane" are used almost in- manitarian endeavor in behalf of and processing asylum requests." said that it is often The hurricane is the most danger- terchangeably with little regards the refugee." Mr. Carlin element for those who work reg- ous and destructive of all Atlantic for difference in size or intensity. "It is the indispensable difficult all with refugees to render fair storms, and the only storm with a There are generally three recognized in refugee aid without which ularly to judgments in refugee personality of its own. categories of tropical cyclones. forms of material assistance and objective to no and that it must be even Huricanes squire personality for These are distinguished in terms of refugees can in the end lead problems results. Emergency for governments in several reasons. observed or estimated surface wind constructive more difficult in the ab- refugees problems are They are given girls names for speeds associated with the system as material assistance -- areas where are provid- easy identification and to reduce follows: sence of such rights as relatively new. 1951 convention and confusion if more than one occur at *Tropical depression -- maximum ed for in the relating to the the same time. winds less than 34 knots. Normally the 1967 protocol refugees -- can degener- Hurricanes are well publicized, these are expected to intensify. status of permanent relief, bring- every movement, every quirk of the *Tropical storm -- Maximum wind ate into in its wake the refugees' hu- storm is discussed by the news media. speed 34 to 63 knots. ing and permitting Today's TV8 The hurricane often demonstrates a *Hurricane -- Maximum winds of 64 man deterioration of responsibility by fickle, devil-may-care attitude to- knots or greater. abandonment governments." wards obeying any rule of movement. The word "hurricane" comes from concerned other hand, the provision schedule It's track is often completely un- the Spanish "huracan," a term ac- "On the can lead to just and predictable; changing course, per- quired from the Caribbean indian of such rights solutions to refugee prob- forming loops, increasing speed or tribes. There are several variations lasting Such solutions in turn can coming to a complete stop while the of the word among the tribes, most lems. Tuesday the reduction of ten- whole population waits in anticipa- with spiritual connotations. The help promote of broader is- Hospital tion for the drama to unfold. "huracan" meant evil spirit; "hura- sions, the solution 1:00 General stability of concerned Matinee: "Genera- Unlike a tornado, where you see it kan," the thunder and lightning god. sues and the 1:35 Tuesday and then a few minutes later no one "Hyoracan" was a defil. nations." tion" (ADULT) noted that a refugee's Yogi Bear (BW) sees you, the hurricane moves pon- The hurricane is exactly the same Mr. Carlin 3:20 rights to protection, including the Electric Company derously closer and closer. Fear atmospheric phenomenon as the Paci- 3:30 be repatriated to a Planet of the Apes and tension mount by the hour; when fic typhoon, the Indian Ocean cy- right not to 4:35 his or her life or the storm really hits, the emotions clone, the baquio of the Philippines country where 5:30 Newswatch would be threatened, are Wild Kingdom are drained; you wait dully for the and the Willy-Willy of Australia. freedom 6:30 in the 1951 and 1967 a- Switch (Series Starts) blow to fall. The tropical areas of the world embodied 7 :00 are poor storm-breeding stock, and greements and -- where these are 7:55 Notes of Interest fully implemented -- international 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore Any closed atmospheric circulation produce only about 50 tropical protection "may be considered se- 8:30 All's Fair (ADULT) (BW) in the Norhtern Hemisphere in which storms a year in the Northern Hemi- Kojak the winds move counterclockwise a- sphere. Of these only 12 to 15 ef- cure." 9:00 But he expressed regret that not Newswatch Update round a center of lower pressure is fect the North Atlantic Ocean. 9:55 all parties fully implement the 10:00 Lohman and Barkley (ADULT) called a cyclone. The cyclone family The energy that sustains a tropi- agreements and that only 71 nations Visions (ADULT)(Series ends) includes systems of widely differing cal storm is provided by warm tro- 10:50 have acceded to one or both treat- 12:00 Sign Off character, as tornadoes, mid-lati- pical waters, but the exact reason ies. Without mentioning Asia by tudes lows or storms and tropical why a tropical cyclone forms is still name, he added that "none of the cyclones. not completely understood. that nations comprising the overwhelming difinition a tropical cyclone About one out of 10 situations By bulk of the land area" of one con- is a circulation developing over have ideal conditions for development Base movies tinent have signed either treaty. tropical oceanic regions were tem- ultimately deliver a hurricane.

Lyceums I A. (C'IT P! 19)7? (All movies start at 7:30 p.m.) I Downtown: Fraternity Row, PG New License Plates Issued McCalla: Moving Violation, PG The following "letter" was receiv- Marine Site: The Pink Telephone, R ed yesterday at the Public Affairs From October 3 to 28 the Base Po- If your name begins with the Leeward Point: Three Women, PG Office. lice registration office will be is- letters suing new licenses for all privately A-D come in on October 3-6. Clubs owned vehicles, If your license E-K come in on October 10-14. "FROM JOE YouNgBLOOD, L-R come in on October 17-20. I WOULD LIKE INFO ON YOUR Ft aND THE Windjammer: Big Bad Mamma, R R S-Z come in on October 24-28. OF It aND HOW BIg IS It aND Staff NCO: Fighting Mad, plate does not begin with the letter HISTORy Your cooperation on this registra- PeoPLe aRE ON It aND WHO CPO Club: Club Closed "A," please come toEase Police on HOW MANY requested COMO Club: Sharks Treasure, PG the date indicated. tion is COMMaNDS It." Tuesday, October 4, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette

National League tonight layoffs beg in American League tomorrow

(UPI)--Southpaws apparently will Although the Yankees have an Los Angeles. Phillies' of Veterans Stadium, and many feel the play a principal role in determin- over-abundance of left-handed hit- Danny Ozark has nominated 23-game a split at Dodger Stadium is all ing the outcome of the American ters in Reggie Jackson, Graig Net- winner and Dodger Phils need to win it all. League championship playoffs. tles, Chris Chambliss and Mickey skipper Tom Lasorda is going with Both clubs come into the playoffs The talk from both camps yester- Rivers, opposing managers have be- , a 20-game winner. fairly healthy. , who day centered around all the left- come more cautious about throwing The two clubs may be the most has been bothered by a bad back handers who figure to do the bulk southpaws at them. evenly matched teams since the play- since the All-Star game, may be re- of the pitching at Yankee Stadium, Since August 1st, the Yankees' off idea originated in 1969. placed in center field by Glenn where it is only 310 feet down the record against lefthanders is 20-3. John, Don Sutton and Burke for the Dodgers, and Danny rightfield line. Kansas City, on the other hand, all finished among the top 15 in Ozark has announced that Dave John- In Wednesday's opener, Yankee won more games than any other team earned run average this season. In son will start at first base in manager will go with in baseball this year.102. "We addition, , , place of Richie Hebner, who is re- Don Gullett, the money-game won all those games," says big John and each hit 30 covering from a shoulder injury. for Cincinnati the past two years. Mayberry, "and no one even knew it or more homers, a major leage record. Oddsmaker Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder Opposing Gullett will be Paul Split- except Texas, Chicago and Min- The Phillies, on the other hand, tabbed the and torff, who was 16-6 this year, 2-0 nesota." have the league's best team batting the New York Yankees as the playoff against the Yankees. The Los Angeles Dodgers and the average, a superb bullpen, and power favorites yesterday. Two other lefties have been pen- begin part of their own in Greg Luzinski and The Dodgers were listed as 6-5 ciled in for Thursday's second one of what is expected to be a , who hit 77 homers be- favorites to win tonight's National game. Martin has chosen young Ron classic battle for the National tween them. League opener in Los Angeles and Guidry and Royals' manager Whitey League pennant tonight. One edge the Phillies might have also were 6-5 to capture the best- Herzog is debating between either Most experts figure pitching will is that three of the games are of-five series. Andy Hassler or Larry Gura, depend- play a key role in the best-of-five scheduled for Philadelphia. The- The Yankees were listed at 7-5 for ing on whether or not Splittorff series and two can- Phillies posted an incredible 60- the first game and 13-10 for the can win the first game. didates will pitch the opener in 21 record on the artificial surface American League series. UPI's Top Twenty sets attendance record of NEW YORK (UPI)--The UPI Board NEW YORK (AP)--Unofficial fig- the fourth Coaches top 20 teams after ures released by the baseball week of the college football season: commissioner's office show that more than 38,700,000 fans attended 1. Southern Cal (4-0) major league baseball games this 2. Michigan (4-0) season. That's a record and an in- 3. Oklahoma (4-0) crease of 24 per cent over last CL~fUIWIDI 4. Texas (3-0) year's record. The number in- 1% I 5. Colorado (4-0) cludes more than 3 million fans who I (3-1) 6. Ohio State attended home games for the American Advertisements for the Gazette, TV- Classified Ads 951144 7. Nebraska (3-1) League's expansion franchises in only be ac- 8 and 1340 radio will 8. Alabama (3-1) Seattle and Toronto. cepted between 8 and 11 a.m. Monday 9. Arkansas (4-0) Eighteen of the 24 established through Friday. Ads will not be 10. California (4-0) 9 1/2 Evinrude outboard motor with franchises showed increases, led by accepted on holidays. Bonafide 11. Penn State (3-1) Los Angeles, which set an all-time emergency announcements will be ac- extension, $180 or best offer. Call 12. Brigham Young (3-0) 96240 AWH. record of 2,955,000. cepted anytime. Announcements may 13. Notre Dame (3-1) Philadelphia attracted 2,700,000, be hand carried to PAO anytime dur- 1973 CL Honda, $300; 534 studio stan- 14. Pittsburgh (3-1) the third highest total in major ing working hours. Advertisements dard 2/4 channel studio receiver, 15. Houston (3-1) league history and Cincinnati's will be limited to 40 words. Ads $375. Can be seen at Bks 742 Bay 16, Texas Tech (3-1) two-time world champions drew which discriminate on the basis of Hill, ask for Collins. 17. Texas A&M (3-1) 2,519,000. race, sex, creed, color or national 18. Florida (2-1) Both the Reds and Yankees at- origin will not be accepted. The 1963 98 Oldsmobile, all power, good 19. Louisiana State (2-1) tracted more than two million fans Public Affairs Staff reserves the running condition. Must sell before 20. Wisconsin (4-0) on the road as well as at home. right to edit and rewrite all sub- Thursday, $350. Call 8874 AT. The only other team to accomplish missions. that feat was the 1966 Los Angeles FOR RENT --LOCAL SPORTS-- Dodgers. FOR SALE 8 mm, 16 mm, sound, silent, features, shorts, commedy, horror, sports, car- toons & more. Over 100 titles. Pro- 1973 Sazuki 380. Call 98298 AT. Ladies Softball This week's schedule: jectors & equipment also for rent. Catalogue available. Call 95362 AT, Associa- Fedders 12,000 BTU air conditioner, Guantanamo Ladies Softball October 4 (Field 1 at 7 p.m.) William Baily. October 3: good condition, $70. Call 8648 AT. tion standings as of High School Gold vs Hosp. M*A*S*H AWAY W L October 5 (Fields 1 & 2, 6 p.m.) 1971 Chevy, A/C, A/T, P/S, good con- GIVE High School Green 5 0 Rookies vs BCT dition, Call 8556 DWH. Gitmo Special 3 1/2 yr old cat. All Hospital M*A*S*H 3 1 High School Green vs Co. "L" shots, declawed and spayed, excep- ComNavBase Rookies 3 2 (Field 1 at 8 p.m.) 2 3 1970 Toyota Corolla, best offer. tionally affectionate, will eat any- BCT Hosp. M*A*S*H vs High School Gold 3 Call OS2 Peters at 8237 AT. thing, a purr-fect pet. Call 8756 High School Gold October 9 (Fields 1 & 2, 6 p.m.) 0 AT or see at Corinaso 20. Company "L" 5 High School Green vs Hosp. M*A*S*H Baby carriage, $100; Kundo 365-day Rookies vs Co. "L" Sunday, Oct. 2: clock, $50; Interperters Bible LOST Results from (Field 1 at 8 p.m.) Commentary, $20; parallel Bible, High School Gold vs BCT 14, BCT 4 $20; ceiling lamp, $60; assorted Wallet at Windmill Beach. Reward ComNavBase Rookies Gold 14, Co. "L" 13 wall pictures. Call 97218. offered. Call 8691 DWH. High School Junior Flag Football High School Green 11, Hosp. M*A*S*H 7 September 24 Bar and two stools; Two living room WANTED Cowboys 6, Falcons 0 matching chairs; meat chopper. Call 49ers 24, Eagles 8 8821 AT. Cub Scout uniform, size 8. Call October 1 97252 AWHo Falcons 16, 49ers 6 Two Sansui speakers, Sony tuner and Eagles 20, Cowboys 0 Sony amplifier. Call 98139 AT. SERVICES Reliable person to housesit anytime, Final Baseball Standings Announced 64 Ford, 4-door, Gtmo special, good references available. Call L13 Pete running condition, $300. Call Dulong at 8196 DWH. 99114 AT. American League National League Individual, family and group pictures W L PCT GB W L PCT GB good condition, $75. Call taken. Call 98278 AWH. Bar stool, EAST EAST 90130 AWH. Would like to do babysitting in my New York 100 62 .617 Phil. 101 61 .623 Boston 97 64 .602 2 Pittsburgh 96 66 .593 5 pickup, Sierra Clas- home Sunday through Friday evenings 1976 GMC 1/2 ton Baltimore 97 64 .602 2 St. Louis 83 79 .512 18 AM/FM 8 track, at Nob Hill 55B. Call 90163 AWH. sic, factory air, Detroit 74 88 .457 26 Chicago 81 81 .500 20 cruise control, tilt steering wheel, 13 year old would like to babysit or Cleveland 71 90 .441 28 Montreal 75 87 .463 26 P/S, deluxe trim & wheels, true dual Call 95594 after 3 p.m. Milwaukee 67 95 .414 33 New York 64 98 .395 37 8' bed with mounted tool mow lawns. exhaust, Toronto 54 107 .335 45 box, less than 13,000 miles, $5,500 House & stove cleaning on weekends. WEST or trade small car & cash. Call 8618 Call Burke. Call 8734 DWH or 8231 WEST Los Angeles 98 64 .605 AWH. DWH. Kansas City 102 60 .630 Cincinnati 88 74 .543 10 Texas 94 68 .580 8 Houston 81 81 .500 17 Large sofa, good condition, blue ayitn inm hoewekys Chicago 90 72 .556 12 San Franc. 75 87 .463 23 in m ho 11 d . floral design, $60; 6,000 BTU West- Tiyitti Minnesota 84 77 .522 17 San Diego 69 93 .426 29 Call 951123 AT. nights & weekends, Call 96275 AT. inghouse, $140. California 74 88 .457 28 Atlanta 61 101 .377 37 to teach piano lessons in Seattle 64 98 .395 38 Boat and/or motor. Call 90100 DWH Would like & up. Call 8443 AT. Oakland 63 98 .391 38 or 96230 AWH. my home to 7 yrs