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AA00034683 00315.Pdf Energy Tip of the Day ENERGY CONSERVATION IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE GAZETTE A water saving rule is: Do not Guantanamo Bay, Cuba waste water by trying to run it cool at the faucet. Draw a con- tainer full and cool it in the refrigerator. Volume 37 Number 214 Thursday, November 4, 1982 Wall Street tallies all-time trading record NEW YORK (AP)--It was a day Wall Out of about 3.5 million votes first black elected governor. ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART ? Street brokers will long remember. counted, unofficial returns so far Bradley, who lost to Republican The Dow Jones Industrial Average show incumbent Republican James George Deukmejian, says he may ask chalked up its biggest gain ever Thompson less than 39,000 votes for a recount. yesterday--nearly 43.5 points-- ahead of Democrat Adlai Stevenson. In Rhode Island, Republican Sena- putting it at a historic high of Both candidates express confidence tor John Chafee has a 9,000 vote 1,065.49. they will emerge the winner. lead over Democrat Julius Michael- Investor confidence that interest In California, Los Angeles Mayor son. But it may be days before rates will fall is believed to Tom Bradley has refused to concede 15,000 absentee ballots are count- BEIRUT (AP)--The Lebanese parliament have sparked the rally. And anal- in his bid to become the nation's ed. could get into some bitter debate to- ysts see little evidence that Tues- day over a request by President Amin day's elections--in which Democrats continues; 'Ballpark' recall over Gemayel for emergency powers. Gemay- gained House seats and Republicans Tylenol probe el wants to be able to rule more or maintained Senate control, swayed CHICAGO (AP)--One election casualty a recall of "Ballpark" franks less by decree, in the name of re- the market either way. says is Illinois' attorney general, but been canceled. The department building the Lebanese economy. In With the votes still being count- has Tyrone Fayner says he still hopes move comes after reports Washington, Pentagon officials say ed after Tuesday's election, it ap- says the he can track down whoever's respons- of hot dogs being .contaminated with they'll be sending up to 60 military pears that the Illinois governor- ible for Chicago's seven deaths blade and a tack proved trainers, along with dozens of tanks ship will be decided by the nar- a razor from poisoned "Tylenol" capsules. But consumers are still be- and armored vehicles, to Lebanon. rowest of margins. false. Fayner, who has headed the inves- ing warned to check the packages to SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Tex. (UPI)--With- tigation into the killings, lost carefully. out warning yesterday morning, a Italy's prime minister a Democratic challenger--who'll storm blew into South Padre Island, take over in January. Chicago bringing gusts as high as 145 miles Investigators probing the Turkish leftists end Flor- an hour that left at least 28 people Has pipeline solution area deaths are now looking in injured. Winds of 91 miles an hour ida for an Illinois man wanted for Seige in W. Germany It was be- hit the nearby Harlingen Airport., WASHINGTON (AP)--Italy's Prime questioning in the case. Ken- where the Confederate Air Force Minister Glovanni Spadolini indi- lieved earlier the man was in COLOGNE, West Germany (UPI)--Put- Aviation Club reported damage to cates he'll buy a billion dollars tucky. meanwhile, say ting their hands into the air, some WWII vintage planes. worth of American planes--if the Police in Detroit, boy was nine Turkish leftists who seized U.S. eases sanctions against Eu- reports that a 15-year-old the Turkish consulate in Cologne, LONDON (AP)--Queen Elizabeth opened ropean firms involved in the So- poisoned by cyanide-contaminated West Germany, surrendered to po- a new session of the British Parlia- viet natural gas pipeline project. candy may be a misunderstanding. lice late yesterday-. The leftists' ment yesterday, reading a speech Spedolini, who met with Presi- Officials say the laboratory tests to hostages were released unharmed. written by the Thatcher government dent Reagan yesterday, says he thought to have conducted made the--boy-sick-- During the crisis, the extremists which promised to continue with thinks a solution is near in the determine what not run the tests at held 72 people captive in a protest tough anti-inflation programs. trans-Atlantic dispute. And a actually did say a different over Ankara's right-wing regime. "ince Charles and Princess Diana White House official says the pres- all. Police now be doing the tests-- The group surrendered when police-- accompanied the Queen in a gilded ident is willing to revise the laboratory will expected perhaps by who refused to meet any demands-- Irish state coach under heavy se- sanctions--if Western European with results consented to review a request for curity. allies limit subsidized credits tomorrow. Department political asylum. to the Soviets. And the Agriculture Commodore Shaffer: Dental facilities here operating at highest caliber tively by saying "We always look by J03 Michael Page Dental Officer, it's necessary to are enlisted, officer, or civilian. for areas of improvement, but as Returning to Guantanamo Bay after try and insure that our fleet per- I'm particularly pleased by the in this case, Captain King is doing 20 years was quite different for sonnel are being treated in adequate response of the people volunteering a super job as branch head." Commodore R. G. Shaffer, who is fashion as they need, when they're through the Red Cross program. It's Commodore Shaffer has seen some the Atlantic Fleet Dental Officer in this area," he stressed. an item which is very important to changes over the years, most note- and Commanding Officer of the Navy Praise can be the only term used the dental community," he explain- worthy in personnel and education. Regional Dental Center in Norfolk, in describing Commodore Shaffer's ed. "The condition in which our re- Virginia. reaction to what he's observed For 22 years Commodore Shaffer cruits enter the Navy is much Although Commodore Shaffer was during his stay here. "I'm elated has been involved in Navy dentistry, better now than it was 20 years unable to get a good look at Guan- with what I see," he admiringly and he rates the state of the art ago. tanamo Bay while serving aboard said. of dentistry being practiced in "The education that our dental the now decommissioned USS ANPHION The enthusiasm to do quality work the Navy as high, or higher than community provides is very success- (AR-13), he is very pleased at for the patient, the cheerfulness any place in the country. ful. Floridation, like the desal- what he sees today. in which care is provided, and the "My impression is that the qual- ination plant here, has been ex- "I've been very impressed with "can-do" attitude were key points ity care offered by the Navy Dental tremely helpful to young people, the facilities at Guantanamo Bay, emphasized by the commodore. Corps has always been an extremely and as a result, is carried on and also the hospitality display- "I think we have a super group high one," he said. ity fferdare bythe Bay compari-avy enta through and reflected by sailors ed by everyone with whom I've had of professionals, whether they Me used Guantanamo of today," he said. contact," Commodore Shaffer of- One area of concern Commodore fered. Shaffer stressed in dentistry He added that he is particularly today is appointment failure. ppy with the branch clinic, not- "People must respond when an ap- g "The caliber of professionals pointment is given; and failures we have here is outstanding. And are a definite problem for us. the Leeward clinic, although "Time is precious to our people small, is very enthusiastic, and practicing, and more importantly, doing a very favorable job." a failure means somebody who want- Maintaining both quantity and ed care is denied due to these quality dental care at the highest failures," he emphasized. level is the mission of the Navy He suggested that those-who Dental Corps, and that is one can't make appointments should reason why Commodore Shaffer is contact the dental office. He visiting Guantanamo Bay. also said that being on time is "As Commanding Officer of the essential so that the proper care Navy Regional Dental Center in a patient deserves can be given. the branch clinic here Norfolk, On a concluding note, Captain with (Ron C.) King as Officer-in- King stated that things are pro- Charge, comes under my command," ceeding on schedule regarding he explained. the civilian dentist, Dr. Oran "In order to make valued judg- Atkinson, who is now signed on ments and respond to his inquir- a permanent basis. I felt it necessary to come ies, "Equipment is arriving and with down and see what the whole situa- each visit, the evolution im- tion is," he said. proves," he noted. Apart from evaluating Guantan- LT. STEVEN B. KNOFF EXAMINES A Dr. Atkinson is scheduled for amo Bay's dental facilities, he COMMODORE R. G. SHAFFER LOOKS ON AS Gore assists. Commodore the following dates this year: added that his visit is really patient and Red Cross volunteer Phyllis the dental facilities here during November 5; November 19; Decem- two-fold. Shaffer was very impressed with 3; and December 17. "Also being the Atlantic Fleet his week long visit. (Official U.S. Navy photo) ber The Daily Gazette Thursday, November 4, 1982 THE CPO WIVES CLUB WILL HOLD THEIR Entertainment at the Clubs regular meeting Thursday, Nov.
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