Cuba reportedly gets MiG-23 jets from Russia WASHINGTON (AP) -- For the first to be named, say an estimated 18-20 saw Pact allies and Arab .countries mitted his troops to the pro-Marxist time, Russia reportedly has given MiG 23s arrived in Cuba earlier this ahead of Cuba. side in the Angolan civil war. Cuba advanced high-speed MiC-23 jet month aboard a Soviet freighter. It is uncertain whether Russian or Since early last year, American fighters. That many planes would compromise Cuban pilots have been flying the intelligence has reported Soviet The acquisition of MiG-23s sub- about a squadron. MiG-23s provided to Fidel Castro's ship delivering to Cuba T-62 tanks, stantially upgrades Cuba's air de- The sources say the aircraft were air force. Several months ago, SA-3 low altitude air defense mis- fense force, which until now has shipped disassembled in crates and American intellegence officials re- siles, radar, patrol boats, landing been equipped chiefly with less so- it was not until they were observed ported Moscow had sent about 30 craft, short-haul transport planes, phisticated MiG-21s and other, old- in flight that American intelligence Russian pilots to Cuba to replace MiGs, ammunition, communications er MiGs. identified them as MiG-23s. Cubans then flying combat missions equipment and military trucks. Some types of the MiG-23 "Flogger" in Africa. are believed by American intelli- Earlier this year, Defense Secre- As with military assistance, the gence officials to be capable of tary Harold Brown listed the MiG-23s Thanks to billions of dollars in Russians have been subsidizing Cu- firing tactical nuclear weapons as among several types of Soviet war- Soviet weapons gifts since the early ba's economy and analysis estimate well as conventional arms on ground- planes which he told Congress "have 1960s, plus combat experience gained that Russia has supplied Cuba with attack missions. substantially better ranges and pay- in Angola and Ethiopea, the Cuban nearly $11. in economic aid since t could not be learned whether loads than their predecessors." armed forced are now rated as the 1961. Most of this aid has been in ngw jets sent to Cuba are de- MiG-23s have been assigned to best in Latin America. the form of subsidies for purchases ned for as well as for air-to- Soviet fighter units based in East The level of Soviet military aid of Cuban sugar and oil, as well as to Cuba air combat. Germany for five years. The Rus- has increased noticeably some consumer and industrial goods Intellegence sources, who decline sians sold them to only a few War- since President Fidel Castro com- unavailable from Western sources. Hours for Halloween 'Trick or Treat' set Halloween "Trick or Treat- ing" is authorized from 6-9 p.m., Tuesday evening, Octo- ber 31. All monsters and goblins are to be off the Vol. 33 No. 204 U.S. NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Monday, October 30, streets and home by 10 n.m. 1978 Coast Guard ends search ADAK, ALASKA (AP/UPI) -- After four A State Department spokesman in days of battling bitter winter Washington says the Soviet vessel's The Crummy weather, the Coast Guard says it captain headed for the Soviet port Mummy has has abandoned the search for two city of Petropavlovsk because some slunk of Navy airmen missing in the North survivors needed medical attention. its crypt to Pacific. There's no word from the State remind every- A Coast Guard spokesman in Juneau, Department or the American Embassy one that today Alaska, said that, because of poor in Moscow on whether the trawler has is the day of weather and water conditions, the reached its destination. the Annual chances of the two being alive are A marine board of inquiry into the Charity Bazaar. 0ost nil. sinking of a Coast Guard cutter, Oct. Sponsored by CJ AN UAL ifty-foot waves and fierce 60- 20 is continuing this week after the the Guantanamo .t winds hampered efforts to lo- board members inspect the ship. Bay Officers cate the men, who were aboard the The cutter is to be raised today Wives Club, CFARK Y BAZA Navy P-3 Orion aircraft that ditched from the floor of Chesapeake Bay. the bazaar will last Thursday midway between Siberia Yesterday, the body of the final be open from r'1 daQtsO 3G and the Aleutian Islands. The plane missing crewman was found about two 3-7 p.m., at had reported engine trouble. miles from the wreck. the Windjammer The rest of the crew, 10 survivors The cutter sank after a collision All persons, and the bodies of three others, was with an Argentine freighter. embalmed orm Bajlres picked up by a Soviet trawler di- The raising of the Cuyahoga had otherwise are verted to the scene after an appeal originally been planned for last welcome. from the White House. night but was moved back to today. Israeli cabinet into special session JERUSALEM (AP/UPI) -- Israel's cab- attend the award ceremony. inet went into special session today The Council of Churches of the to discuss proposed Egyptian Pan Am amend- City of New York designated the attendants continue sickout ments to the draft of a peace trea- award to the two men in tribute to NEW YORK (AP) -- Pan American Air- ty. tendants has failed to reach agree- their efforts to end 30 years of ways says a federal court judge has Prime Minister ment with Pan Am on a new contract Menachem Begin, Arab-Israeli hostility. issued a temporary restraining order meanwhile, reportedly to replace one that expired Oct. 31, has written a The two leaders were awarded the barring the airline's flight atten- sharp-reply 1977. to President Jimmy Car- Nobel Peace Prize for the same rea- dants from continuing their sickout The airline would not officially ter in response to his criticism of son Friday. action. Israel's decision comment on how many stewards and to expand settle- Palestinians moved yesterday to Flight delays of one to four hours ments on the occupied stewardesses were staging the sick- West Bank of strengthen Arab opposition to an were reported because of the sick- Jordan. out or on how many flights have Egyptian peace treaty with Israel. which started earlier in the week- been delayed. But the flight Although exact wording of the mes- Chairman Yasser Arafat of the Pal- end. attendants sage was not revealed, say more than half are Israeli re- estine Liberation Organization ar- Attendants say the protest is participating ports describe it as in the sickout. "agressive, rived in Moscow apparently to seek spontaneous and is not authorized by decisive But a recorded sharp, and ascetic." Soviet support of hard-line Arab op- the union. message on depart- n other developments, Egyptian ures from New York's Kennedy position to the Camp David accords. The airline said Judge Mark Con- Airport sident Anwar Sadat has said, "All flights have been quashed Arafat's number-two guerrilla stantino of Brooklyn Federal Court indef- speculation of a possible summit initely delayed" due to the objec- leader warned that unless President issued the order Saturday night. meeting between him and Begin in tion. Carter recognizes the PLO, the Mid- It said the order re-affirms that New York next week. A Pan Am ticket agent, who east will split into pro-Soviet and any disruptive action is illegal did not Sadat said he'll send one of wish to be identified, said, his pro-American camps and fight an in- while negotiations are in progress. "There top aides to accept a "Family have been a lot of delays" and of evitable war. One of the flight attendants pro- that Man" award on his behalf. airplanes were being staffed Residents of Lebanon's coastal testing the lack of a signed con- by Begin has already said he would morning flight supervisors. She (Continued on page 2) tract with the International Union added that "We're expecting of Flight Attendants said talks with every- thing to get better now" Pan Am broke off Oct. 20. as a result of the restraining order. But Pan Am spokeswoman Lucille Adams calls for women in combat But one flight attendant, reached Rich said negotiations have "been on at the union's Manhattan office, NEW YORK (AP) -- Transportation Sec- Guard, which for a while," and added that the is part of the Trans- said the attendants had not been retary Brock Adams is calling on company "would not comment on the portation Department. served with the order. Congress to consider allowing women Women and men issues while negotiations are still have served side-by- And be said Pan Am was using it as in the military to fill combat side on the effective." Coast Guard cutters a scare tactic to get people back roles. "Gallatin" and "Morgenthau" for the The union representing 3,800 at- to ,work. In a speech prepared for delivery past year. to a meeting of the defense advisory And Adams said men and women on committee on women in the services, those ships ar "by and large, coming 'Kendra' not expected to threaten Adams said full equality for women through with flying colors," adding MIAMI (AP) -- The National Hurricane to hurricane status yesterday when in the armed services will come that some women are doing better Center here says if Hurricane "Ken- winds got up to 80 miles-an-hours. "soon." jobs than the men who preceeded dra" continues at its present speed (ales extend out 100 silas in all Current regulations bar women them. and direction, it should not pose a directions except southwest. The from combat service. The secretary acknowledged some threat to any land areas. area of strong winds is expected to But Adams said, "That's the kind problems. For example, Adams point- The storm, packing winds of 80- remain north of the Bahamas. of arbitrary restriction that I ed out that crew members coming off miles-an-hour, is moving at about think Congress should re-examine night watch have no way to wake up 10-miles-an-hour. It's last report- A strong high pressure system very closely in the years ahead." oncoming watch members of the oppo- ed position was about 400 miles east building over the mid-Atlantic In his speech, Adams discussed the site sex without entering their of Melbourne, Fla. states is likely to slow the pro- integration of women into the Coast sleeping quarters. The tropical storm was graded grass of the hurricane. P;s.c, 2 Guantanamo Gazette Israeli Monday, October 30, 1978 (Continued from page 1) city of Sidon say Palestinian guer- rillas opened fire yesterday on Is- raeli naval boats off the southeast -auly none coast. n e be cale1. , .- ,. !and 11 ". or OM In Beirut, gun and grenade duels the paov oe Working day. ofid. mrec noneet IIb flared between Syrian troops and Christians rightists. Meanwhile, violence of another than on Week or a - ftre.- wk n h e, . A.mei., sort and another reason broke out I [he event o,,. . Cmril deriing fa tol. 5.00 *.000,aounce. o in Iran today. Youthful anti-government protest- ors in the Iranian capital set a 17bj_/SR/O 7 downtown movie theater on fire and INO HE ?QVOFOE * fought running battles with govern- forces. There was no one in the theater. I Special announcements Clubs and organizations Don't forget: Do your part for CFC. 1 I~mnnim to III.r uuI .a. ., . .f COLLEGE BOARD TESTING: The SAT THE REEF RAIDERS will hold their n ends -Tues., oct. 31. and the College Board Achievement monthly business meeting on Thurs- Tests will be administered in the day, Nov. 2 at Morin Center. Dues library of the W.T. Sampson High can be paid from 6:30 to 7:30 School on Saturday, Nov. 4. Regis- adte meeting begins at 7:30.p.m. OVUES trants should arrive by 8:15 a.m. This is a very important meeting and must bring tickets of admission, as election of club officers and a __LU~E ID and two No. 2 penccils. Testing vote on changes to the Constitution SPECIAL NOTE: Reed Williams will last approximately four hours. will be in order. For information an th Fantasy Band, a USO on who is running for office and so i l1 be performing at THE FEAST OF ALL SAINTS is a the changes that are to be voted the Mariine Lyceum at 6:30 1:00 General Hospital Holy Day of Obligation for all on, contact a Board of Directors p.m. Tb e group consists of 1:50 Truth or Consequences Catholics. On Wednesday, Nov. 1, member. A door prize will be given one fema le and four males 2:15 Cartoons (BW) Masses will be celebrated at 12:30 away at the end of the meeting. that plaay a variety of music. 2:30 Sesame Street and 6:30 p.m. at the Base Chapel. Remember that this is your club. 3:30 Voyage to the Bottom Make your vote count. ALL MOVI ES START AT 7:30 P.M. of the Sea THE CPO CLUB announces Family 4:25 Nature's Window night on Wednesday, Nov. in the THE GUANTANAMO BAY VETERANS OF Lyceums 4:30 The Baron Harbor Lights Loungs. "Country FOREIGN Wars Post 9953 will hold its 5:25 Almanac Night" will be featured, and the monthly meeting on Thursday, Nov. 9 Downtownn: The Wild Party, R 5 :30 Newswatch menu will include barbecue spare- at 7:30 p.m. in the Marine Corps McCalla: Outlaw Blues, PG 6:30 Rollin' on the River ribs, country fried chicken, classroom. Get involved and show Marine: Stay Hungry, R 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) buttered mashed potatoes, buttered you are proud to be an American. Leeward: Jaws of Death, PG 7:00 Love American Style turnip greens, seasoned blackeyed 7:55 Notes of Interest peas, southern corn bread, salad A STATED COMMUNICATIONOF CARIBBEAN Clubs 8:00 Feather and Father (New bar, and coffee, tea or milk. NAVAL LODGE will be held in Masonic show) Cost is $3.95 for adults, and $1.95 Apt., Bldg. 800 on Wednesday, Nov. 1 Widja er: Club Closed 9:00 Monday Night Football for children under ten years of at 7:30 p.m. All Master Masons are Staff NC 0: The Perfect "Cincinnati vs Miami age, for all you can eat. There cordially and fraternally invited Killer, R (Post 11:25 Newswatch Update is no charge for children under to attend. 46) 11:30 Late Movie: "The First five. Base residents are invited. GPO: No Movie 36 Hours of Dr. Durant" THE CHURCH OF GOD (across from GOMO: No Movie 12:45 Sign Off THE CPO CLUB will have an Chaplain Barcus' office) is plan- "Oldies Dance" on Saturday, Nov. 4. ning to start a Christian Book Dinner will feature prime rib from Library. Anyone wishing to donate 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. for $8.95 per books should call 97180 AT, or person. Orion Disco will be spin- drop them off at 1214 Center Bargo. ning the records from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Join Calendar us for a splendid 'I E meal and a delightful evening. Reservations should be made by calling 951114 or 95579. Local Forecast Today high tide- 2025/0024 8813 Students of W.T. Sampson Elementary School students will be dismissed at SPECIAL SERVICES will be present- low tide-- 1455/0025 noon ing the Annual Leroy "Bud" Houston sunrise--- 0702 high---8 of Teen Club members meet at 7 p.m. at the Checkers Tournament on Saturday, sunset---- 1828 low---- 72 Parentso Teen Club. All Nov. 4 at 9 a.m. in the Special parents oof Gitmo teens that are interested in the club are invited. Services Conference Room. There Today's forecast is for partly must be a minimum of eight entries cloudy skies with widely scattered signed up by 4 p.m. on Nov. 2 or rain and thunder showers over the Tomor row else Leroy won't get to play this mountains. Winds will be south- year. To sign up, call the Sports easterly at 10-16 knots. Bay con- Halloween trick or treating is authorized from 6-9 p.m. Department at 951160. ditions will be 1-3 feet. The Annua l Charity Bazaar will be held at the Windjammer Club from 3-7 THE MEN'S ANNUAL THANKSGIVING p.m. Bowling Tournament is now open for Reed Williams and the Fantasy Band, a USO show will be performing at the entry. Applications may be ob- *Live firing- Marine Lyceum at 6:30 p.m. tained from Marblehead or the Leeward Bowling Lanes. Closing The Blue Caribe sponsors a Halloween Party and steak festival featuring time for all entries is midnight on Monday 10 a.m. - 5 p.o twin delmonico steaks and the trimmings for $5.95. Prizes will be given Nov. 5. For further information The Conde and Hicacal Beach for most original costume and Total Experience provides music from 8-11 call Bob White, Tom Mueller or areas between Saint Nicholas p.m. Fred Moritz. and Caracoles Points and all W.T, Sampson Elementary School students will be dismissed at noon. of the upper bay north of Alcoholics Anonymous speaker meeting, 7:15 p.m., Ward S at the U.S. Naval SPECIAL SERVICES announces that Caracoles and Granadillo Hospital. (913272) (open) adult beginner ballet classes Points will be off limits. will begin on Monday, Nov. 6, from For further information, con- Guantanamo Bay Bridge Club meets, 7:30 p.m., in the COMO Club Plantation 7-8 p.m., at the Marblehead Hall tact the Special Services Room. (96166) Bowling Alley Gym. Class fee is Marina, COMNAVBASE Duty Of- Church of $8 per month. All personnel who God prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., classroom across from Chaplain fice or Base Police. Barcus' office. are signed up should bring their (8618) payments to Special Services any- Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting, 6 p.m., elementary school room B-9, time begore 2 p.m., on Wednesday, . Naval Base, Guantalame lay, Cep (951049 or 99197) Nov. 1. Persons who have not paid Al Anon meeting, 7 p.m., East by that time will be dropped from Bargo Point Old Nursery School Building. the class roster. For more (98187) information, call Special Services Jamaican United Fellowship Order of Service prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., at 95449 or 95448 DWN. church on Bay Hill Road. capt. avid W. DeCook Naval Station Commanding O1ticer Wednesday LCdr. Jerry Ryan.bli Affairs Officer lob opening 102 Drenha starkey.Leading Jourlist A NAUI/PADI basic through open water scuba course begins. (96240 AWH) J02 Kick Reed .Journalist J02 Lyn McNichol.ditor J03 Jeff Woodhouse.Jouralist The Naval Station Recreation Committee meets at 1:30 p.m. in the Special J03 Kelly Mc ol.11.Journalist Members are required to attend. The Navy Exchange has the follow- JOSA Mary Mrsha11.Journlist Services Conference Room. As.Pat Pennington. Production Assistant ign job opening: The Protestant Women of the Chapel monthly meeting at 1 p.m. at 47-A Full time purchasing Agent (NA-6/ Th Guantano Gazette is0,publshed acoroding to th Nob Hill. 3.75) to work at the Maintenance rules and regulations for .hip and sttio nespaer as otlie1 in NAXOS P-35 and ,er the directing Department. Requires base driver's of the Naval Base Public A f Officer. Printed Students of W.T. Sampson Elementary school will be dismissed at noon. five times weely governmental expense. 0ongovrnmen license and knowledge of mainte- quipment at thNvy ranch Office, the opinionsPblications or statements in news itsr Church of Christ Bible Study, 6:45 p.m., McCalla Chapel. (97115) nance equipment and parts require- anPining thet p.ar herein are not to be construed as officialaloOipc ments. For further information, or os reflecting the vie s of aAVASE or the Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East BVrgo Point Old Nursery p0rt00 th. Nay. contact Ms. Green at 8348. of School building. (90269) (closed) Monday, October 30, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 GuantanamoGazette Page 2

the cost of credit. Banks usually charge Shop for Credit; from eight percent to 18 percent. The lower rates are for collateral loans, such as Save a Bundle loans secured by savings or title to a car. The higher rates are for personal or CREDIT unsecured loans. Finance companies charge you from 12 percent BNK L2~awS to 30 percent to borrow money. Retail credit card cggogl' .OAf' charge accounts may & charge 12 percent to 18 percent. But you can save all the finance charges for retail credit, if you join the one-third of all consumers who pay within the 25 to 30 days allowed without any finance charges. There are other terms, besides Annual Percentage Rate, you should know. Find out how much the down payment will be and beware of borrowing it from a sec- ond source, since it will mean two payments instead of one. Awards for best tug and small boat Shopping around for the on the same basis. An 18 Know the penalty charges best credit deal can save percent APR means you'll for late payments or missed Captain David W. DeCook presented the Best Tug and the Best Small Boat you a bundle of money. be paying 1.5 percent per payments. And learn what of the Month Awards, at 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. 23 at pier alfa. And, since the "buy month on the unpaid will happen if you can't pay and default on the Month Award went to the YTB-820, yard tug now-pay later" philosophy balance. A 12 percent APR your loan. The Best Tug of can cost you pennies or means you'll pay 1 percent Ask if insurance is required, "Wanamassa." BMC Amos Higgenbotham is the tugmaster with EN2 Edward dollars, it pays to look per month. and if so find out if it's on the Tren as the chief engineer and EM2 Edwin Silvania as the chief electrician. carefully at the type of credit Suppose you wanted to item or on you, and whether Other crew members consisted of: BM3 Frank Pratt as the deck rigger, you choose. borrow $2,000 to help buy a you could get it cheaper SN William Solberger and SN Delmar Smith as the deck seamen and ENFA The Annual Percentage used car. You could pay from your own insurance Rate (APR) anywhere from $198 to $684 company. Monty Devall as the assistant engineer. is the most important factor. It tells you in interest charges for a For a free copy of The Best Small Boat of the Month Award went to Naval Station 21, L.C.M., what you will have to pay for 24-month loan. This Shopping for Credit Can (a 100 foot craft). BM3 Mark Walls is the craftmaster with SN Ramon the money you borrow. By represents an Annual Save You Cash send a Ayalla as the bowhook and ENFA David Machajewski as the engineer. law, the APR must be Percentage Rate of19.25 postcard to Consumer CWO Randy Briggs was the Naval Station Yard boatswain's mate in charge stated, so that you can percent to 30 percent. And Information Center, Dept. all credit offerings that a wide difference in 615F, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. of all service craft in the yard with BMC Joseph Shields assisting as the compare leading petty officer. The Best Tug and Small Boat of the Month Awards were initiated in September to improve material readiness, to create competition between the boats and to build up morale and esprit de corps. BMC Chuck Hope is Clip and save credited with the idea of starting these awards. Poisonous plants Today the Gazette begins a series of articles by Mrs. Pat Cummings about some of the harmful plants to be found on the base. Once each week a drawing of a plant will be printed together with a description and a list of the harmful parts. Some of the plants are wild and grow mostly in waste places; however, many are part of the landscaping in the housing and work areas. We hope, with these warnings, to help base residents, especially those who have small children, to become aware of the danger. It would be very difficult to identify every poisonous plant at Guantanamo Bay so we will attempt to call to your attention only the most common ones. Any time there is even a suspicion of plant poisoning, contact a physician immediately and try to obtain a specimen of the suspected plant. It is very difficult to treat a victim of accidental poisoning without knowing the substance responsible. Remember, the best way to avoid accidents involving poisonous plants is to avoid the plants. Teach your children this rule: NEVER EAT ANY PART OF ANY UNKNOWN PLANT.

Chinaberry is a tree growing to about 40 ft. Its leaves are twice compound, 1-3 ft. long, and are shed in winter. It has large masses of small flowers which have lavender petals and a dark purple staminal tube in the center. The abundant, greenish-yellow, ovoid fruit is the toxic Military news notes part of the tree. Chinaberry trees are to be found in several locations on the base, THIRD SHIPBUILDING CLAIMS eliminated the Navy claims backlog, among them Granadillo Circle housing areas, Corinaso Pt. housing and SETTLEMENT ANNOUNCED which stood as high as $2.7 billion Tryzna Village. only a few months ago," Secretary of Teach your Children: NEVER EAT ANY PART OF ANY UNKNOWN PLANT. With the signing of a claims set- the Navy W. Graham Claytor, Jr., tlement with Newport News Ship- said in making the settlement building and Dry Dock Company announcement. "We are confident announced last week, the Navy has this culminates the relationship settled the last of $2.7 billion with the Navy's shipbuilders." in contract claims with its three 0 major shipbuilders. FFG-7 UNDERGOES SHOCK TESTS In June, the Navy settled contract disputes with Litton Industries and How will the nuts-and-bolts hard- General Dynamics. Under the settle- ware on a Navy ship hold up under ment announced last week, the Navy wartime battle conditions, specifi- will pay approximately $165 million cally a near-miss underwater explo- of the $742 million in claims filed sion? by Newport News during 1975 and In its continuing program to find 1976. out, the Navy last week conducted The settlement resolved claims and shock tests on USS Oliver Hazard contract issues involved in the Perry (FFG 7) . As the prototype construction of 13 nuclear-powered of its class, the ship has been attack submarines, guided missile undergoing extensive tests and cruisers, and aircraft carriers. performance evaluations. In their claim, Newport News said One of the features built into the the Navy was responsible for added FFG-7 design is high resistance to costs and delays in the construction nearby underwater explosions. In of the ships. The settlement was this test, several explosive charges reached after two years of analysis were detonated at pre-determined by the Navy Claims Settlement Board distances and depths from the ship. and Newport-News officials. Navy engineers will use the These negotiations have also results of the tests in designing resulted in the formalization of a new construction ships and moderniz- contract for the third Nimitz Class ing ships now in the fleet. Carrier, USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70). Ch naberry settlement resolved all other USS William V. Pratt (DDG 44), The Vfent azedrot open issues between the Navy and USS Bowen (FF 1079), and USS Dupont h L. Newport News including the pricing (DD 941) during port visits in of hundreds of contract changes Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago, which had been pending for several Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile. The three ships and USS Scamp The Chinaberry tree has large masses of small lavender years. colored flowers with dark purple staminal tube in the coupled with (SSN 588) are taking part in Opera- 'This understanding, center. The toxic part of this plant is the abundant the recent settlements with Litton tion Unitas XIX with South American greenish-yellow fruit. and General Dynamics, virtually Navies. Guantanamo Gazette Monday, October 30, 1978 College Football Results Baseball free agent draft coming up this Friday Army 28, Colgate 3 NEW YORK (AP) -- The free agent sys- wants to become the highest paid : Jim Slaton (X), Mickey Brown 31, Holy Cross 25 tem is three years old. But the player on the Reds' roster after 16 Stanley Dartmouth 14, Cornell 7 players available in this year's glorious seasons. HOUSTON: Jesus Alou Navy 21, Pittsburgh 11 draft are not youngsters. In fact, Rose had a good, but not great, KANSAS CITY: Larry Gura Penn1 7, Yale 17 not one star player in his prime season in 1978. He electrified the LOS ANGELES: Tommy John (X), Jerry Penn State 49, West Virginia 21 will have his name tossed into the baseball world by capturing his Grote, Lee Lacy (X), Bill North (X) Princeton 24, Harvard 24 hopper Friday, when the re-entry 3,000th base and went on a 44- MILWAUKEE: Andy Etchebarren (X), draft begins. game hitting tear. More a hustler Buck Martinez (X), Larry Haney, Tony SOUTH and never a speedster, Rose is slow- Muser will be the most glamor- ly reaching the point where hustle MINNESOTA: Mike Marshall (X) Alabama 35, Virginia Tech 0 ous name available. The 36-year-old becomes little more than running in MONTREAL: Darold Knowles (X), Del Auburn 21, Wake Forest 7 Cincinnati star is a future Hall of place. Unser (X) Citadel 21, Delaware 14 Famer, but the bulk of the other But some team with big bucks and OAKLAND: Pete Broberg (X), Steve Clemson 33, North Carolina St. 10 players are more like old timers. an eye for headlines and some excit- Renko (X), Elias Sosa (X) Florida St. 38, Southern Mississippi Nearly 60 players could be avail- ing play for a couple more years PHILADELPHIA: Bud Harrelson, Horacio 16 able because they are six-year vet- could take a gamble on Rose. He re- Pina Georgia 17, Kentucky 16 erans who have not signed their 1979 portedly wants a three-year $1.5 PITTSBURGH: Dave May, Dave Hamilton Georgia Tech 17, Florida 13 contracts. Only nine of them are million contract from the Reds plus (X), Cito Gaston (X), Willie Star- Louisville 33, William & Mary 21 under 30. Forty have said they want incentive bonuses. gell; Steve Brye (X), Duffy Dyer (X) Maryland 27, Duke 0 to test their worth on the open mar- ST. LOUIS: Wayne Garrett (X) ket. That leaves 20 others who have The other players are certainly a SAN DIEGO: Derrel Thomas (X) MIDWEST until midnight tonight to make their big notch below Rose, but there are SAN FRANCISCO: Jim Barr (X), Charlie decisions as to whether or not they a few big names available. That Williams (X), Darrell Evans (X), Vic Ball State 21, Eastern Michigan 0 want to notify baseball that they group includes: Harris (X) Colorado 28, Missouri 27 intend to become free agents. SEATTLE: Tom Paciorek (X), Jim Col- Indiana 31, Illinois 10 Those who opt for free agency can ATLANTA: Jim Bouton (X) born (X), (X) Town qt. 13, Kansas 7 be selected by a maximum of 13 teams BALTIMORE: Al Bumbry (X), Elrod Hen- TEXAS: John Lowenstein Michigan 42, Minnesota 10 in the draft. Those 13 teams, plus dricks, Pat Kelly (X) TORONTO: (X), Willie Hor- Michigan St. 55, Wisconsin 2 the player's former club, can then BOSTON: (X), Bob Montgom- ton (X), Joe Coleman (X) Nebraska 22, Oklahoma St. 14 negotiate with him on a contract. ery, Fred Kendall (X), Notre Dame 20, Miami, Fla. 0 Past free agents have included (X) (X) Denotes the player had declared Ohio St. 63, Northwestern 0 Reggie Jackson, Joe Rudi, Don Gul- CALIFORNIA: Terry Humphrey (X), Al his intention to be a free agent as Oklahoma 56, Kansas St. 19 lett, "Catfish" Hunter, Larry Hisle, Fitzmorris (X) of Thursday. Purdue 34, Iowa 7 Rich Gossage and the late Lyman Bos- : Dave Roberts tock. : Wilbur Wood (X), The rules allow one team to sign SOUTHWEST This year, only Rose is really (X) three players when the pool contains capable of getting a contract in the CINCINNATI: Pete Rose (X), Mike Lum 39-62 players. When the pool con- Baylor 28, Texas Christian 21 millions. His negotiations with (X) tains 15-38, a team is allowed only Houston 20, Arkansas 9 Cincinnati have been bitter. He CLEVELAND: Bernie Carbo (X) two signings. Texas 22, Southern Methodist 3 Texas A&M 38, Rice 21 McLendon wins Tulas 21, Drake 20 Could Navy win over Irish mean Bowl invite? ANNAPOLIS (UPI) -- Unbeaten Navy terback Rick Trocano to throw 52 Pensacola Open FAR WEST should be knocking on the door of times. the Top 10 this week. Pitt Jackie Sherrill con- PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) -- Mac McLen- Air Force 26, Kent St. 10 The Midshipmen, with a 7-0 record, cedes that the complexion of the don won a sudden death playoff Oregon 31, Washington St. 7 are off to their best start since game turned in the first quarter against 24-year-old Mike Reid to Stanford 24, Oregon St. 6 1960, when Joe Bellino captured the when Navy stopped the Panthers twice capture first place in the $125,000 Utah St. 31, San Jose St. 21 Heisman Trophy and Navy finished inside the 15-yard line and forced a Pensacola Open yesterday. Washington 41, Arizona St. 7 with a 9-1 record. pair of missed field goals. McLendon went into the final round W Wyoming 13, Colorado St. 3 Navy's gritty defense made the Navy gets another big test this with a three-stroke lead but blew to difference in Saturday's 21-11 tri- week at Cleveland where they will a one-over-par 73 to finish with a NBA action umph over 15th-ranked Pittsburgh. take on the recovering Fighting 72-hole score of 16-under-par 272. Golden State 99, Cleveland 94 The Middies held the Panthers to Irish of Notre Dame. Reid, who was seven strokes back, San Diego 103, Seattle 100 -28 yards rushing and forced auar- Notre Dame lost its first two fired a six-under-par 66 to catch Los Angeles 109, Washington 93 games but has since won four-in-a- McLendon and force a one-hole play- Denver 134, Houston 121 NFL action row. They beat Miami of Florida off. San Diego 27, Oakland 23 20-0 Saturday. In the NHL Denver 20, Seattle 17 (OT) With the unbeaten mark loom some --LOCAL SPORTS-- Cincinnati 28, Houston 13 thoughts of a Bowl game. Intercommand Tennis action: Chicago 4, Montreal 1 St. Louis 16, Philadelphia 10 Navy's last Bowl appearance was in New York Rangers 3, Pittsburgh 2 Green Bay 9, Tampa Bay 7 1964 in the Cotton Bowl, where they Oct. 26 - Vancouver 5, Philadelphia 2 Detroit 21, Chicago 17 lost to Texas 28-6. High School Teachers 2, FTG 1 New Orleans 28, New York Giants 17 The Los Angeles Rams will be going Hospital 3, NBS 0 (Forfeit) WHA results Pittsburgh 27, Kansas City 24 for their eighth win of the NFL sea- Miami 26, Baltimore 8 .son tonight against the defensively Men's Recreational Softball results: Cincinnati 7, New England 4 New England 55, New York Jets 21 tough Atlanta Falcons. Don't miss Indianapolis 3, Winnipeg 3 Cleveland 41, Buffalo 20 the action on FM-103, starting at Oct. 26 - Quebec 6, Edmonton 2 Washington 38, San Francisco 20 X10 p.m. BCT 7, NAS 0 (Forfeit) ComNavBase 23, Seabees 6 '78 Evinrude 35 HP engine, less AFRTS 14, United Services 4 than 18 hours of use. 95384 DWH, Suoply 6, SatCom 3 95446 AWH. Men's Recreational Softball stand- '74 Honda CL 360, 8600 miles, crash ings: (CLA#IrIWI I bar & foot pegs, sissy bar & pads, luggage rack, new mufflers, 2 hel- W L GB mets, Clasifieadvrtismensmy be called in between 8 and 11 am. orhadcridtth $850. 64208/64205 DWH. ComNavBase 7 1 PublicAffairsOffic 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday excludingg holidays). Deadline for publicatdan is noon the previous wrking day.Adarliteto4wrs BCT 5 3 2 and published not mre thn twice weekly per submission. Comercial advertising is pro- hibited although annrounaens ocerning available services will be permitted but limited '69 MG, runs good, has 2 new tires, AFRTS 4 4 3 once eek. Ad fo so ,vics requiring command approval may be re- asking $400. VC-10 Blue 3 3 qure o rviepro o ltero atoi. Ad.s wih discrimiat o hebais needs some work, 4 1/2 red olor atonal ogin i l l',.n1 otbe accpted. mhe Pblic Affais.Staff 64240, 8496 DWH. SRD 3 4 3 1/2 cao th daighs ehiouad .ni tbell sbiss. (AT-Anytime/DW-During Working Mourn/AWH-After Working Hours). SatCom 2 6 5 '74 Mazda Rotary pickup, one owner, Desal 0 7 6 1/2 Classified Ads 951144 30,000 miles, excellent condition, CB radio, canvas camper top; pair Five-piece dining room set, excel- of riding boots; two tennis rac- For sale lent condition, mediterranean style; quets; can of pressurized tennis Misfits 7 1 rocking chair, excellent condition, balls; man's electric razor; Haitian VC-10 Red 6 1 1/2 Diving gear. 8784 AWH. $35; arm chair, $6. 97125 AT. chair. May be seen at 375-C Kittery Seabees 5 2 1 1/2 Beach, or call 99173 AT. Supply 5 3 2 Child's life vest, $10; child's 4/ ft. artificial green Christmas Hospital 4 4 3 bike, $10. 952261 AT. tree w/stand, ornaments & garland, 12' x 18' barrel boat, fenced in, United Services 2 5 4 1/2 $10; small metal shell case (8" x safe for children, 25 HP Johnson, NAS '77 Mercury Monarch 302 V-8 with 9"), $4; child's rocking horse on 3 life jackets, 2 gas cans, flares, everything, $4300; Juliette AM-FM wheels, $3. 90178 AT. 5 gal. red lead paint, 2 gal. anti- Women's Recreational Softball: stereo w/8 track & turntable com- fouling paint, electric lights, bination & speakers, $80; medium Two-tier portable TV stand, good head & storage lockers, plus half- Oct. 26 - size dog carrier, $20; Zenith 19" condition, $5; set of brown floral interest in pier at AFRTS, #078. Raiders 7, Kool Cats 0 (Forfeit) B&W TV, needs repair, $10. 96275 sheets for full size bed, & 2 pillow 99108 AT. (Make-up game from Oct. 15 AT. cases, in original package, $10. 96215 AT. Wanted Women's Recreational Softball stand- '68 Plymouth Fury III, P/S, P/B, ings: good running condition, reliable 30-gallon aquarium w/hood, stand Two gates for stairs. 952233 AT. W L GB transportation. Desperate--will & 3 varieties of fish, must sell as Raiders 9 0 sell for any reasonable offer, complete set. 99168 AWH. 5,000 BTU Fedders A/C motor. HM2 High School Green 7 3 2 1/2 leaving Oct. 31. Bob Seager, 8237 Orr, 913240 DWH, 99255 AWH. Kool Cats 5 5 4 1/2 or GHB Room C-314 (8559). '68 Chrysler 300, 2 dr., vinyl High School Gold 3 7 6 1/2 hardtop, P/S, P/B, A/C, AM-FM, Services Clippers 2 6 6 1/2 Bausch & Lomb 15-60X variable spot- Class II trailer hitch, V-8 440, Leeward Ladies 2 7 7 tine scope; Bausch & Lomb 4-X scope; automatic, Virginia title, excellent Responsible mother will care for 78 14' McKee Craft w/19 Evinrude condition, first offer over $800, school-age children only. 98261 AT. "The greatest pleasure n lfe motor; Winchester M-70 match rifle, available Nov. 9. 8730 DWE, 951001 is that of reading, while we are young." William Hazlitt caliber 7.62. 95384 DWH, 95446 AWH. Room 119 AWH, leave message. Air conditioner repair. 951230 AT.