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ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART? Iraq's resistance stops invading Iranian forces IRAN-IRAQ BORDER (UPI)--No major severe setbacks for the Iranians, temperatures on the flat and dusty battles were reported yesterday in who had pushed up to 10 miles inside battle plain have soared to 110 de- the war between Iran and Iraq. Iraqi territory last week in an ef- grees and more. News fort to capture the Persian Gulf The Ayatollah's forces have also But late reports on the weekend's city Basra. suffered far heavier casualties than * Digest bitter fighting indicate the Iraqis Sources in Washington say Iranian the Iraquis. The U.S. sources say may be gaining the upper hand over forces tried several mass frontal since Iran invaded Iraq July 13th, the Ayatollah Kohmeini's invading attacks over the weekend against the Iranians have suffered from BOLIVIA (UPI)--Bolivia has a new army. Iraq's fortified defensive positions three-to-six-thousand dead or military junta--and a new president, Iraqi jets bombed two Iranian north and east of the strategic oil wounded, while Iraqi casualties its 16th change of government in as cities yesterday and repeatedly port. Each time, according to those are said to number only in the hun- many years. The leaders of the attacked the 100,000 Iranian troops sources, the Iranians were driven dreds. nation's armed forces took over whose attack has ground to a halt back into an arc-like formation Even so, Iran shows no sign of yesterday, replacing President Cel- in the face of the fierce resistance only three miles from the border. giving up the Ayatollah's holy war so Torrelio, who resigned after and searing desert heat. Compounding the Iranians' problems, to spread the Islamic Revolution. only 10 months in office. U.S. intelligence reports indicate supply lines are over-extended, and And in spite of the Iraqis' relative success in defending their soil, it TOKYO (UPI)--Japan's Prime Minister is safe to surmise that the Bagdad Zenko Suzuki reportedly has en- American University of Beirut president kidnapped government of President Saddam Hus- dorsed a five-year, $64 billion sein is harboring a few regrets military buildup designed to improve BEIRUT (UPI)--Lebanese security ing. But it's still raised fears over starting the war in the first defense of Pacific sea lanes. Ja- forces are searching today for Da- of more anti-American violence in place. pan's Diet, or parliament, still vid Dodge, acting president of the Beirut, where many Palestinians has to approve the program. American University of Beirut. The blame the United States for failing Buckingham Palace's American was kidnapped yesterday to halt the Israeli invasion. LONDON (UPI)--Britain's Prime Minis- by three gunmen as he walked home In Washington, the U.S. showed ter Margaret Thatcher is expected from his office. perhaps the first real sign of mov- Cavalry hit by bomb to answer allegations of a major The PLO has condemned the kidnap- ing away from solid support of Is- security breach when she addresses rael yesterday when President Rea- LONDON (UPI)--A car bomb exploded Parliament today. She's also try- gan halted shipments of cluster in London today as a troop of Queen ing to cope with another big strike, U.S. ambassador to bombs to the Jewish state. Elizabeth's household cavalry pass- this one by national health service Reagan says his administration is ed on its way to Buckingham Palace, workers. Nicaragua storms out reviewing possible misuse of the killing one man and several horses. weapons in Lebanon. There's been Scotland Yard said 14 people no critical reaction by the Israelis. were injured and seven horses were PHILADELPHIA (UPI)--Fourteen people NICARAGUA (UPI)--An anniversary cele- Last night, Israeli flares were killed outright or had to be des- are reported injured in an explosion bration by Nicaragua's Sandinista seen over Beirut, but there were no troyed where they lay. that leveled one Philadelphia house government turned into an interna- major violations of the cease-fire-- The platoon of the Queen's pri- O and damaged another. A man with a tional incident. which is in its ninth day. Today, vate mounted guard was in ceremon- history of mental problems reported- in Washington, President Reagan ial breastplates and high-plumed ly touched off the blast, while he U.S. Ambassador to Nicaragua An- will discuss the Lebanon crisis helmets on its way to the "Changing was inside the house. thony Quainton stormed out of the with the foreign ministers of Syria of the Guard" ceremony at Bucking- rally yesterday--in full view of and Saudi Arabia. ham Place when the bomb in a blue WASHINGTON (UPI)--Some bipartisan television cameras--when a Nicara- car exploded. members of the House will try to guan leader blasted President Rea- The blast occurred about one mile amend a defense appropriation bill gan as the world's "major destabil- 13 years ago today: from the palace, and it was heard in order to block Reagan administra- izer." at number 10 Downing Street, Prime tion plans to resume production of In a nationally broadcast speech, 'One small step for man. Minister Margaret Thatcher's resi- nerve gas weapons. The bill comes junta coordinator Daniel Ortega dence. before the House today. said the Reagan administration or- No group has taken responsibility ders warships into Nicaraguan waters, KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI)--Thirteen for the bombing, the first in the HOUSTON (UPI)--A federal grand jury and basically undermines the stabil- years ago today, Neil Armstrong British capital since the IRA ter- in Houston has indicted former CIA ity of Central America. walked on the lunar surface, pro- rorist campaign that followed the agent Edwin Wilson on charges of The rally commemorated the third claiming it "one small step for deaths of 11 hunger strikers in conspiring to smuggle thousands of anniversary of the leftist Sandinis- man, one giant leap for mankind." Northern Ireland. pounds of plastic explosives to ta revolution. To mark the anniversary, astro- Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy. The U.S. State Department has of- nauts Ken Mattingly and Henry Harts- Prosecutors say the shipment from fered no comment on the incident. field will visit the World's Fair Campaign in progress Houston was the largest explosive Washington is still awaiting Nicara- in Knoxville--their first public smuggling operation ever investi- gua's response to an eight-point appearance since landing the space To recall politicians gated by the U.S. government. proposal to improve relations. shuttle Columbia July 4th. MOLINE, Ill. (UPI)--A former minis- ter is campaigning for an amendment that would allow voters to recall a Sanders named Master Chief of the Navy politicians before their term ex- pires, and he says he'd like to NAVY NEWSGRAM--Master Chief Avionics to himself, included MMCM (SS) Nor- AVCM Sanders is a 24-year veteran replace President Reagan with a Technician Billy C. Sanders, Naval man D, Garoutte, Commander, Submar- of Naval service. He initially be- dog named "Pirate." Education and Training Program De- ine Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet gan his career in the U.S. Air Force Charles "Stoney" Jackson, a form- velopment Center, Pensacola, Fl., Staff; NCCM Courtland R. Johnson, in Feb., 1954. Upon his discharge er pastor with the Disciples of .waschosen as the next Master Chief Commander, Patrol Wings Pacific from active duty, he joined the Air Christ Church in Moline, has Petty Officer of the Navy, replacing Staff; and HMCM William J. O'Daniel, Force Reserve in Feb., 1957, trans- started a petition drive asking MCPON Thomas S. Crow, who will re- Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific ferring to the Alabama Air National legislators to draft the amendment. tire Nov. 1st. Fleet Staff. The finalists and Guard in 1958. Master Chief San- The measure would allow voters to their wives were invited to Washing- ders enlisted in the U.S. Navy on recall their elected representa- In making the announcement, Adm. ton for interviews with the CNO May 9, 1958, and reported to Naval tives from the president on down. James D. Watkins, Chief of Naval prior to the selection announcement. Air Technical Training Center, Nor- The 68-year-old Jackson, who Operations, described all candidates The MCPON is the principal enlist- man, Okla., for Naval indoctrina- calls his loosely-formed group the as "the best the Navy has to offer," ed assistant to the Chief of Naval tion. "American Legal Protection Out- and told the audience that his de- Personnel and the Senior Enlisted reach," says he has about a dozen cision "was a very difficult one." Advisor to the Chief of Naval Opera- AVCM Sanders has received numer- supporters helping circulate the Citing the newly instituted Chief tions. ous medals during his military petitions. But, he says the Galla- Petty Officer Indoctrination Course, The job includes accompanying the service, including the Air Medal, tin, Tenn.-based organization is the CPO Academy and the new Third CNO on visits to Naval installa- Navy Achievement Medal, Combat only in its infancy. Class Petty Officer Indocrination tions; assisting commands, bureaus, Action Medal, Air Force Good Con- Jackson uses humor to call at- Course as examples, Adm. Watkins and other offices of the Navy De- duct Medal and Navy Good Conduct tention to his efforts, which in- spoke of the increasing responsible partment in matters pertaining to Medal (Fifth Award). clude a campaign to recall Presi- position of senior petty officers in enlisted personnel; representing Past commands have included Heavy dent Reagan. Jackson says the the Navy. the Chief of Naval Personnel on Attack Squadron 13, NAS Whidbey Is- president "should have continued "We are seeing the final moves to- various boards and at symposia con- land, Wash.; Naval Air Maintenance his acting in'Hollywood." ward cementing the chief's hat to cerned with career motivation; part- Training Detachment 1099, NAS Key In place of Reagan, the former its rightful place on the Navy lead- icipating as a guest and speaker at West, Fla.; Reconnaissance and Main- minister suggests "Pirate," a dog ership pedestal," he said. various civic and Navy-affiliated tenance Squadron One, NAS Atusgi, of "uncertain parentage." Jack- functions; and acting as a focal Japan; NAMTD 1002, NAS Key West, son says "Pirate's" slogan would Master Chief Sanders was chosen point for a wide range of correspon- Fla; Fighter Squadron 151, Yoko- be "It's better for a dog to go from a group of four finalists for dence concerning enlisted personnel suka, Japan; NAS Pensacola, Fla.; to the White House than for the the position, which, in addition matters. and NAF Lejes Field, Azores. White House to go to the dogs." Tuesday, July 20, 1982 Page 2 The Daily Gazette Club Activities Blue Caribe FIL-AM CLUB MONTHLY POTLUCK GET TO- gether will be held at 1 p.m. on community July 25 (Sunday) at the Fil-Am Club- house. General membership meeting will follow to discuss the forth- coming Feast Day of Our Lady of Cobre on Sept. 11, and other items sub- mitted to the secretary (Mrs. Milano) bulletin board before July 24. Further, this will be the occasion to bid "farewell" to Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette our friends: the Rellama's, the office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried Diorio's, the Salles' and the Pinoys to the Public Affairs Office in the Administration (of NMCB-4 Detach. GTMO). And, we Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the do have new members we would like previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Tuesday, July 20 you to meet: the Reed's, the Merca- ments will be accepted any time. Announcements "MEXICAN NIGHT" do's, the Roces', the Doctor's, and will be published at least once a week at the dis- Taco Plate $4.50 the Caldejon's. So, plan for this cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities enjoyable afternoon with your or that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex $4.50 friends. Do you know the Tagalog Enchalada Plate and color or national origin will not be accepted. or Lessons have started already? For The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- more information, you can obtain Combination Plate $5.00 it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- Spanish Rice them at the meeting. ing hours, DWH-during working hours). Refried Rice Salad Bar THE CARRIBBEAN ARTS & CRAFTS WORK- Rolls with Butter shop will be offering a needlepoint Coffee or Ice Tea class. Now you can create a sam- pler of needlepoint stitchery. Thursday, July 22 Special announcements Learn a popular craft for both "BBQ NIGHT" men and women. Classes will be- gin on Monday August 2 at 7 p.m. BBQ Chicken AVCM DUDLEY HOLDEN, HIS WIFE, THE VBS TEACHER' S SEMINAR WILL BE AND at the workshop building on Marina BBQ Beefribs Della, celebrate their 25th wedding held on Monday, July 26 at the Point. Rd. For more information, anniversary today. AVCM Holden is Base Chapel from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Baked or French Fries call Marti at 4869. Sauteed Greens presently stationed with VC-10 at All teachers and aides are to Salad Bar the Naval Air Station. attend. Nursery will be provided. THE GTMO BAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE PLAY- Rolls with Butter For more information, contact Mike ers play every Tues. at 7 p.m. Coffee or Ice Tea THE W. T. SAMPSON PARENT-TEACHER at the Chaplain's Office (4555). House Organization (PTO) will again be promptly at the VC-10 Club (located near the Corinaso Boat $6.50 sponsoring the new teachers THE UNITAS SHOW BAND WILL PERFORM arriving in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba at the Downtown Lyceum, July 20, Shed). If you do not have a part- find you one. For Friday, July 23 this summer. Sponsors are needed 1982, at 8 p.m. This professional ner, we will further information, contact Susie "SEAFOOD SPECIAL" to assist the new arrivals. If group, consisting of 15 enlisted AWH. Jumbo Shrimp you are interested in helping to military band members, will per- at 2147 Red Snapper welcome and inform a new teacher, form one-and-a-half hours of comedy Fried Rice please contact the PTO President, skits, popular dance and rock and Special Services Vegetable BU2 Dan Groff at 3362 AWH. roll music. No movie will be shown following the performance. Salad Bar A SPECIAL SERVICES ATTENTION PARENTS OF PRE-SCHOOLERS: FLEA MARKET WILL Rolls with Butter be held on Sunday Aug. 1 at McCalla Interested in your child spending AS OF AUG. 1, THE REVISED HOURS Coffee or Ice Tea Hangar from 12:30 p.m. until all his/her mornings in a fun-filled for Military Sickcall will be as merchandise is sold. No one will environment where learning is fun? follows: $6.50 be allowed to set up prior to noo Nursery School will be starting AM Walk-In 7:30a.m.-9:00a.m. There will be two sizes of booths classes Sept. 7. Three classes Appointments 9:30a.m.-11:30a.m. For your listening pleasure, El to choose from, all inside the have already been filled. If we PM Walk-In 1:00p.m.-2:00p.m. Senor Patricio Duffus, El Mariachi hangar; large booths (20x20) for can find 24 more interested pre- Appointments 2:OOp.m.-3:30p.m. Cubano, will be singing you latin $3 and smallbooths (10x20) for $2. schoolers, we will open another Emergencies Anytime favorites from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. You must supply your own tables. class. Children who will be three The phone numbers for appointments onTuesday July20. EifdlessFlyte Anyone wishing to rent a space may or four by Dec. 31 are eligible. are 7208/7209. All active duty will be playing for your dancing do so by coming by the Special For more information, contact military must be in the uniform and listening pleasure on Friday Services Office between 8 a.m. and Laura Parsons at 4592. of the day. and Saturday, July 23 & 24, from 4 p.m. Monday through Friday or by 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. The Patio going to booth number one the day will feature the exotic Pina Lounge of the Flea Market. Food may be Colada, the drink of the Tropics, t1es sold only by people with written for $.60. Exchange No permission from the Navy Exchange which must be brought to Special THE NAVY EXCHANGE'S NEW MOBILE CaH RedCross today Services when booth is purchased. about learning CPR- Canteen is here and you can win a $25 gift certificate. Enter our DUE TO AN INCREASED INTEREST IN redstabon. "Name the Mobile Canteen Contest"! the summer youth programs bowling The contest starts July 16 and ends class, an additional class will be Aug. 13. You can enter as many WOULD YOU LIKE TO BECOME A CERTI- offered for the III and IV sessions times as you like. For complete fied Red Cross Instructor in CPR starting July 20. This class will contest rules pick up an entry or Standard/Multi-Media? Contact be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays form now! Drop boxes and entry the Red Cross Office at 4676. from 11 to 1 at Marblehead. The forms will be available at the Mini cost is $10.00. Instructor is ATTENTION EXPANTANT PARENTS: FREE Mart, Retail Store (Leeward & Wind- Kerry Fitzgerald. pre-natal classes are being of- ward), and the Stop Light Inn. GET READY FOR THE GOLD RUSH AND fered by the Red Cross. The classes Navy Exchange employees and their the Diamond Bust at the Marine DUE TO AN INCREASED INTEREST IN THE on will meet Tues. evenings at 7 p.m. families are prohibited from Corps Exchange! 10% savings horse activities, an additional for six weeks, from Aug. 3 to Sept. entering. newly arrived diamond jewelry class has been added for the second, 7 in the Education Room of the Base and ruby, sapphire, and opal rings. third and fourth summer sessions. savings on 14KT. Hospital. Please bring two pillows WOULD YOU LIKE A WORLD OF INFORMA- Also tremendous This class will take place on Wed- and a blanket to lie on for class. tion at your fingertips? Then come gold chains, earrings and charms. nesdays and Fridays from 1 to 3p and Anyone interested, please contact on down to the Navy Exchange and There will be free appraisals at the Coral. Activity fee is $1 Diane Glasser, RN, at 2343, or order a set of Encyclopedias. The free sizing and remember all per child (horse rental included). Sandy Shuff, RN, at 3370 AWH. Exchange will have various repre- jewelry is completely guaranteed. For more information contact Special sentatives from several major En- See you at the big jewelry Services at 2560. cyclopedia companies to take your extravaganza at the Marine Corps orders on quality sets. These ser- Exchange July 20 thru July 24. vices will be offered during normal Educational Notes Exchange hours, from July 16 through THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE ANNOTUNCES NEED INFORMATION ON A COLLEGE OR July 27, so come take advantage of the opening of Carribbean Electron- GAZETTE Penair, located vocational-technical school? Your this excellent opportunity. ics TV Electronic across from the main exchange. Navy Campus office in Bldg. AV-43 maintains current information, in- WE HAVE SOME BUBBLING Hours of operation are: HEY DIVERS, cluding addresses, admission re- Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, news. The Marine Corp Exchange has Mon. Closed quirements and fees for all regional- those underwater cameras you've Tue. - Fri. lla.m. - 5:3r'n.m. ly accredited institutions. Grad- Commander, U.S. Naval Base been looking for. Plus a new ship- Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 3 n.m. uate and professional school infor- ment of prescription lenses. So 9030 - 3 n.m. mation (law, medicine, business) is hurry on over to the Marine Excahnge. Run. a.m. .LCDR Keith Maynard also available. Drop by to see . .Public Affairs Officer CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ALREADY? SURE. what information we have on the LADIES, HAVE YOU HEARD THE LATEST LTJG. Sharon Ponzer The Marine Corps Exchange has re- school you are interested in attend- news? The Marine Corp Exchange has .Assistant Public Affairs Officer, ceived their first shipment of ing. just received a shipment of that Christas toys. So hurry over for JOC .Lew Reed long waited for yarn. Now's your your favorite toys for Christmas. DO YOU FEEL YOU ARE PR IC 1 ENT IN .:.:public Affairs Assistant time to start stocking up. New Remember our lay-away program. Spanish? Navy Campus has a supply JOl Ron Rust.Editor idea books have also arrived. So- of CLEP Spanish tests that you may successfully passed, JO3 Philip Pratley. .Journalist hurry on over. TRYING TO FIND THAT SOMEONE SPECIAL take free. If Spanish test can earn between 03 Michael Page.Journalist a birthday, anniversary or even a the I and 12 college credits for you in The Daily laet is published accoding to the THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE NOW PRO- Christmas gift? Come by the stereo ulsadregulations for ship ans nation newpapers humanities field. Only active ,=vides a Customer Service repair dept. at the Marine Corp Exchange the as lined in NO5 P-35 and under the d -rectin scuba gear. These re- new items. duty military are eligible to take of the NavalBa . Public Affairs Officer. Print center for and check out the many five tels eekly at govmnt epenatse ngvment the tests we stock. For more in- pairs will be made by an authorized stereo equipment, guitars and many equpent at the Navy Publications and Pr Intin Seice formation call rs. Hoover or Mrs. Branch Office, the pinios more information, r st emnsi n sies technician. For console and portable televisions. that appear erein e nt toab contued as official McDermott at '769. The tests may COWAVBE or the contact the Customer Service Desk Use one of our convenient lay-away oasreflectifng he viws of e- be taken any Thursday. partent of the Nay._ at the Marine Exchange. olans. Page 3 Tuesday, July 20, 1982 The Daily Gazette

Does salt really affect your high blood pressure?

NEW YORK (UPI)-- By Steven P. Wein- The report quotes doctors who are stein. critical of government programs It's a simple enough formula: Salt that encourage people to cut back on contains sodium--sodium causes high .alt intake. The director of the Cor- blood pressur- . .and the logical nell University Cardiovascular Cen- conclusion to be drawn is that too ter in New York, Dr. John Laragh, much salt leads to high blood pres- calls it "the classic case of ex- sure. tremists coming in and stretching Now doctors are wondering if that the truth." is really the case. A number of studies suggest high An average American bacon-eggs-and blood pressure sufferers can be muffin breakfast contains more than grouped in two categories: the salt- 1,000 milligrams of salt. That's sensitive and the salt-insensitive. uite a bit. But doctors are wonder- Only the salt-sensitive patients g whether cutting salt intake can showed much progress in fighting really cut blood pressure as well. high blood pressure when they cut "American Health" magazine (July- salt intake to hospital-monitored August) reports that the only time levels. doctors have seen a lowering of So what do researchers recommend SSGT VIRGIL DAVIS IS SHOWN RECEIVING HIS 1ST AWARD, A CERTIFICATE high blood pressure linked to sodium for high blood pressure sufferers, and patch, for his participation in the Co. L/NSGA 100 Mile Running reduction is when people cut their and those trying to avoid it? Club. Davis is recieving the certificate from Major Douglas M. Cat- a day or lett, commanding officer of Co. L/NSGA. (Official U.S. Navy photo) intake to 500 milligrams First, don't go overboard with That level is virtually impos- less. the salt shaker, there's no use in a hospital, sible to achieve outside taking chances. Mainly they urge you levels in food can be where salt to watch your weight, and get some from beginning to end. monitored exercise. husbands' colleagues But American Health also reports Wives burned up over According to the report--that may that much of the current data sug- be the best prescription of all. gests that the amount of salt you FLORIDA (AP)-- It has been the habit are keeping with their female col- . ,ohv all that eat really does' tave a a of the firefighters in Seminole leagues. much influence on blood pressure County, to sleep in their underwear public safe- anyway. To settle the issue, while on 24-hour duty at the fire- ty director, Gary Kaiser, proposed house. Nobody seemed to mind, until spending $15 to buy shirts and gym two new firefighters arrived--who shorts for the firefighters to wear happened to be females. while they sleep, but county com- Ship Now, the firefighter's wives are missioners killed the plan yes- in uproar. terday. The two women firefighters share the dormitory in the county fire- One commissioner said he doesn't fellow house with their male colleagues thin} aven the Army tells a Schedule= suggested during 24-hour shifts. Some of the what to sleep in. Another their wives are upset over the close that the firefighters "bring quarters their skivvie-glad husbands own sleepwear." HULL DATE OF DATE OF NO. ARRIVAL DEPARTURE UNIT W.T. Sampson school registration schedules USS Nimitz CVN-68 JUL 22 JUL 31 USS Kalamazoo. AOR-6 JUL 12 AUG 02 USS Spartanburg Cty LST-1192 JUL 01 JUL 27 W.T. Sampson High School registra- by calling 3100/3191. USS Kidd DDG-993 JUL 06 AUG 06 tion will be held the week of August USS Joseph Hewes FF-1078 JUL 14 JUL 23 9. The following schedule has been W.T. Sampson Elementary School re- USS Plymouth Rock LSD-29 JUL 23 AUG 12 established: gistration will be held on the fol- USS Sampson DDG-10 JUL 01 AUG 05 lowing dates during the hours of 8 7th and 8th grades a.m.-ll a.m. and Noon-4 p.m. August 9 -- 8 a.m.-11 a.m./ 1 p.m. Students with last names "A"- "L" -3:30 p.m. registration will be on August 16. - CELEBRATION 9th grade Students with last names "M""Z" INDEPENDENCE p.m. JAMAICAN 10 8 a.m.-l1 a.m./l August -- registration will be held on August -3:30 p.m. 17. 210 grade Phillips Park Parents of kindergarten-age child- August 11 -- 8 a.m.-ll a.m./l p.m. ren should bring the child's birth -3:30 p.m. certificate and immunization record. 11 grade All students will be required to August 2, 1982 August 12 -- 8 a.m.-ll a.m./1 p.m. have a health examination prior to -3:30 p.m. the beginning of school. Forms are 12 grade available at the Elementary School August 13 -- 8 a.m.-ll a.m./ 1 p.m. office. -3:30 p.m. TICKETS: Questions concerning WT, Sampson Elementary School registration can $6.0L, children 5-12, $2; Cost: Questions concerning high school be directed to the W.T. Sampson but must be under 5 free, registration, should be directed to Elementary School Office at 2265/ or accompanied by parent the W.T. Sampson High School Office, 2130. guardian. Where Purchased? Naval Base Civilian Personnel Job Openings Daily (7 days per week) at the Navy Exchange Laundromat. Opposite Attenid the Gala ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE COMMAND the Coffee Shop, between 259-82 Automotive Mechanic, LWG- 27 July 1982 PWD of 11 a.m. and the hours 5823-10 8 p.m. Event of the year!!! 258-82 Shipment Clerk (HHG Typing), 27 July 1982 Supply GS/LGS-2134-03/4 or GS/LGS-4 smart by buying your Please be 257-82 Accounting Technician, GS/ 27 July 1982 Comptroller early. Watch out for de- tickets LGS-525-04/5 Or GS/LGS-05 of all the 1"92 Jamaican HAPPEN tails ZINGS: (THREE POSITIONS) And Independence Day activities. 256-82 Laborer; LWG-3502-03 27 July 1982 PWD come out and celebrate with your **Bar opens at noon; food service (TEMP NTE 1 YR) Jamaican community. 27 July 1982 CPO begins at t 12:30 p.m. NAF-166-82 Bartender, NA-7h05-05 The following positions are permanent registers; **Jamaicanffood/American steam- round JAMAICAN ship 44-82 Clerk Typist, GS-322-03 OPEN All Commands (Kelly Girl) **Live entertainment by the "We 84-82 Firefighter (Structural), PS OPEN Fire Dept from Jamaica, INDEPENDENCE the Peopl e" Band 0189-03 playing all styles of music 89-82 Telephone Operator, GS/LGS- OPEN PWD Utili. 382-02/3 is a **Jamaicanaand American beer and NAF-65-82 Custodial Worker, LWG/NA- OPEN UOPH beverage; 3566-01 Child Care Attn, PS-189-02 OPEN S/S FAMILY **Jamaicanssporting events and NAF-84-82 Child Care Attn, PS-189-01 OPEN S/S games vs. the American community NAF-85-82 APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: AFFAIR ! ! **Graphic E xpression Disco INT CLUBS NAF-21-82 Security Guard, PS-085-02 Clerk-Typist, GS/LGS-322-03 All Commands 103-82 NA/LWG-7420-03 INT CLUBS NAF-31-82 Waiter/Waitress, 7405-03 INT CLUBS NAF-25-82 Bartender, NA/LWP "OUT OF MANY, ONE PEOPLE" (, INT CLUBS NAF-47-82 Cook, NA/LWG-74n' " NA/LWG-7408-02 INT CLUBS NAF-42-82 Food Service er, Page 4 The Daily Gazette Tuesday, July 20, 1982 Twins' Brunansky hits inside-the-park grand slam , , " Local Sports' Notes

'he GBYAA will be (UPI)--Tom Brunansky showed the Cleveland 5 Oakland 4 holding a bi- monthly meeting in the Hospital Milwaukee Brewers a new variety of California 6 Baltimore 5 the home run ball. He belted an NFL Classroom on Wed., July 21, at 7p.m. Dale Berra drove in three Please attend inside-the-park grand elam to lead runs, (UPI)--Quarterback Kenny Stabler, t1'e' important meet- including the game-winner with a the Minnesota Twins to a 6-4 victory placed on waivers by the Houston ing. sacrifice fly in the 6th inning, to over the Brewers last night. Oilers, is looking for another NFL lead the Pittsburgh Pirates John Castino and Len Faedo added to a team or a team in the new U.S. Foot- The Reef Raiders Dive Club will 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds solo homers to help the Twins snap ball League to pick him up for the conduct an organized night dive from last night. Berra's sacrifice fly the Brewers' eight-game winning fall season. Windmill Beach, Sat., July 24. Div- capped a two-run sixth inning that streak. Also, Randy Grossman announced ers who have signed up will meet at gave Pittsburgh a 4-3 lead. Berra his retirement from pro football the large cabana at Windmill at Brunansky's homer was his second also added a run-scoring single in yesterday, saying he's looking for- 7:30 p.m. for pre-dive planning and inside-the-park home run this sea- the 2nd inning and had a solo homer ward to entering the restaurant a safety brief. son and his first career grand slam. in the 8th. business. Divers must provide their own His sinking liner skipped past a The game, however, was marred by Grossman, a tight end with the gear: a compass, dive light and diving Gorman Thomas in center-- tragedy when a 21-year-old woman Pittsburgh Steelers for eight sea- back up light source is mandatory accounting for the Twins' first four spectator plunged to her death from sons, caught 118 passes for 1,514 for each diver. runs of the game. Castino and Faedo the upper grandstand. Authorities yards--helping the Steelers to Certified divers who possess a came up with homers later in the say the woman had apparently been four Super Bowl. championships. night dive card or those who desire game to put Minnesota ahead for drinking. to 'obtain their GTMO night dive good. Elsewhere in the NL yesterday, NBA certification, can sign up prior to In other American League games, the scoring went: (UPI)--The 24th annual July 22 by contacting Paul Cunning- it was: Maurice Atlanta 4 St. Louis 1 Stokes Benefit Basketball Game, an ham at 2862 AWH/4182 DWH or Gary Toronto 4 Kansas City 2 Los Angeles 2 Montreal I exhibition that traditionally draws Ritenour at 4447 AWH. Chicago 6 Detroit 0 Philadelphia 7 San Diego 6 some of the NBA's top players, will Boston 9 Texas 5 Chicago 6 Houston 5 be held Aug. 10th in Monticello, GBYAA Soccer New York 5 Seattle 3 (10 innings) N.Y. The Stokes game was orginated to To kick off the program, a soccer help defray medical costs incurred clinic will be held on Sat., Aug. 7, by the late Maurice Stokes, who was from 9 a.m. to noon at Cooper Field. THE SPORTSMAN stricken with encephalitis in 1958. The clinic will provide an insight into the game through a number of by Charles Morey out being caught--38, when he play- Since Stokes' death in 1970, money soccer exercises. Associated Press ed for the Los Angeles Dodgers in raised, now goes to aid former NBA The clinic is free and does not an empty 1975. players who need financial help be- To Rickey Henderson, obligate participants in any way. Dave says most great base steal- cause of illness or disability. base is like a microphone and a Come on out and give it a try. ers have been guys who study the The list of past participants in battery of photographers to a polit- GBYAA welcomes newcomers and last ician. Neither can resist what they pitchers, the tell-tale hints on the Stokes game includes Wilt Cham- berlain, see. whether they are going to the plate Bill Russell, Bob Cousy and Important dates to mark down are: Kareem Rickey is flying toward a one- and to first base. Abdul-Jabbar. Not Henderson. Lopes says, with season base-stealing record, and July 21 7:30 p.m. in hospital a shake of the head, that Rickey the "Figger Filberts" now are esti- Baseball' classroom--lst organi- does it on speed, daring and ag- mating he will have it by August. zational meeting of gressiveness. He already has gone by the 80- (AP)--Baseball has decided to honor prospective coaches Rickey likes to steal third base steal mark so far this season. The those who help cut down the rate of and referees record for a season is 118, held as much as he does second. At last stealing. by Lou Brock. look, he had committed 21 larcenies The "Eraser Rate Award" will be Aug. 7 Soccer Clinic It seems that only an injury can at the hot corner. He also is two- presented to the team in each lea- Aug. 7/8 Sign ups in front of stop Henderson, who plays the out- for-four on attempted steals of gue that cuts 'down the highest per- Navy Exchange from field for the Oakland A's. home. His two successes were on centage of base stealers. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. the tail-end of a double steal. Aug. 15/16 Same as above A teammate on Oakland--second So far in 1982, California has Aug. 21/22 Same as above baseman-Dave Lopes, a reknowned the best theft-prevention record He was a star ball-carrier in stop- Aug. 24 Established teams base-pilferer himself, says Hender- among American League clubs, high school football in Oakland, son will not just break the record, ping 60 percent of all runners. Calif., but eventually decided to League, Pitts- Anyone interested in coaching or "he'll shatter it." And in the National make baseball his career. He is refereeing soccer games, please con- Lopes holds the major league re- burgh has done the best job by pre- only 23 and that career appears to tact Steve Daignault at 4814 DWH or cord for consecutive steals with- venting 39 percent of all stolen have a long way to go. base attempts. 2222 AWH.

For Sale 22' Chrysler fiberglass sail boat, Whirlpool self-defrosting refrig- many extras including 9.9 outboard, erator, $150 or best offer. Call $6500. Call 2688 AWH. 4511 DWH and ask for Ken. cIassiTIeds Two new high back vinyl seats, Green swivel rocker of terrycloth ideal for van or R.V. $150 for 1975 Honda 360 LL, good condition. I have a China hutch in excellent material, excellent condition, $25. both. Call 6491 DWH, 2756 AWH. Asking $700. Call 3540 AWH. condition for sale, must see to DWN/3635 AWN. Call Barbara at 6319 appreciate. Selling for $700.-only! 1975 Vega, available Aug. 13; large negotiable. Serious inquirers Wanted 1979 Puch Moped, excellent running metal outdoor shed, $25; Whirlpool Call 4402 DWH or 3255 AWH. Very much in need of a piano, will condition with rear basket, $325. washer, available Aug. 4, $50; pay a good price. Call 2984 AT. Available Aug. 10. Call 2364 AWH, 18,000 BTU, 12,000 BTU and 7,000 .19" Zenith TV, $150. Call 2154 AT. 4130 DWH and ask for Joe Cuccu. BTU air conditioners, $250, In need of lamps, hutch for dining Wide assortment of scuba available Aug. 5. Call 2983 AWN gear at a room, even if it needs refinishing. One pair Bose 501 speakers, excel- reasonable or 4566 DWH. price. Call 2473 AT. Call 2984 AT. lent condition, little over one 20 hp. engine, good condition, call year old, .$275; 50 gal. all glass 17 ' fiber form runabout with 2473 AT. Found aquarium with two pumps and other 75 HP Johnson and trailer. Many accessories, $225, firm. Contact extras. $2700, terms negotiable. PRE-PACKOUT SALE: 2 washers for A piece of diving equipment in P. 0. Hagadorn and leave message Call 2651 AWN parts (a GE and a Whirlpool); one Grandillo Circle area. Call 2894 at 4849 or 4237 DWH or GHB "C" 8,000 BTU A/C for parts (frame AT to identify. Complex B-307. 1972 Dodge Dart, 3 speed, 6 cyl., rusted out, it works); two white good condition. $850. Call 4252 dressers; Change-ette table; drapes Free '77 Ford LTD, p/s, p/b, a/c, one AT. (fits Nob Hill "A" unit livingroom Free to good home: A one year old owner, good shape, $2500. Call window); children clothes; baby chocolate brown female GTMO Special 4575 DWH or 3338 AWH. Four A/C units: 21,000 BTU, 11,000 clothes; toys; two desks; small dog. She's spayed, housebroken, BTU, 8,500 BTU, and 6 ,000 BTU. All bookcase; Honda CB-100 (available has all of her shots, and loves Mens 26", 3-speed bike, looks and for $450. Phone 4616 DWH or 3480 Sept. 3); '78 Ford Fairmont, 2-door, children. For more information, runs great, asking $25 or best AWH. V-8, AM-FM stereo cassette (avail- call 3775 AWH. offer; Johnny Jump, $10; Baby able Aug. 15). YARD SALE, Sat., Walker, $10; outside swing for Pontoon boat and all equipment July 17,' 9 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. infant or small child, $5; stroller including 25 hp outboard, $ 800. For more information, call 2987, or Services in great shape, $10. Also for sale Needs minor work. Call 4468 AWH. see at Nob Hill 71-A are Aloe and Elephant Ear plants House cleaning services at very rates. Guaranteed to at various prices. Call 3369 AT. Foldaway cot, good condition. Ideal reasonable Panasonic AM/FM 8-track turntable pass final inspection. Call 2154/ for visitors, $25; 125 cc Hodaka stereo, good shape, $175. Call 2559. 18" Zenith b/w solid state TV. (Wombat) motorcross bike, needs Jerry at 4554 DWH or 3690 AWH. Leaving GTMO Aug. 1. Contact SW3 chain and carb., $150; 24,000 BTU Short, NMCB-4. 4825/4838 DWH or a/c, $150; 8,000 BTU a/c, $75, or "C" Complex CG01 AWN. both for $200. Available July 26 DAILY ENERGY USAGE or 27. Both in good working condi- 1965 Chev. Wagon, needs work on tion. Call 2894 AT or 6215 DWH WATER ELFCTRICITYm brakes, otherwise runs good, $350 and ask for Rob. or best offer. Call James at Use. 1,258,000 Gallons Use: 255,700 KWH 4501 DWH. Solid wood dining room table and $7,808 $25,667 chairs, around 40 yrs. old, made Motobecane moped, traveler model, in Spain. Must see to appreciate. Target: 1,000,000 Gallons Target: 267,000 KWH never used, $500. Call Sherry Best offer. Deacon's bench, all $6,207 $26,862 4172 DWH or 2545 AWN wood, new, $70. Call 2984 AT.

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