New York State voting machines impounded CARTER WINS ONE OF THE CLOSEST ELECTIONS I N MODERN POLITICS WASHINGTON (UPI)--Jimmy Carter has The contest was close, a three won the presidency, unseating Gerald per cent margin in the popular vote, Ford in one of the closest elections but Carter gained clear command in in modern political history. The the electoral college, where seven electoral votes Carter won in Presidents are chosen. Mississippi gave him a total of The one-time Georgia governor 272, two more than the 270 needed will be sworn in on Jan. 20, 1977 for victory. becoming the 39th President, and But Carter had to struggle to do the first Southerner to hold the it. In state after state, he won office since Zachary Taylor in by the narrowest of margins. When 1848. he won, some of the major states Meanwhile, a New York State were still undecided and probably Supreme Court Justice said early will be for some time. today he would order impoundment Speaking at his election night of all voting machines in New York headquarters in Atlanta, Pres.-elect State, which the state Republican Carter told hundreds of cheering chairman hinted may have been tam- supporters that "This crowd repre- pered with. sented hundreds of millions of Justice Edwin Conway said he Americans who are ready to see our would sign the impoundment order at nation unified." Carter praised his home near Albany as soon as he es. Ford calling him a good and conferred with the Republican Party recent man. Carter said the hard counsel, Tom Spargo. work of his campaign workers, their The court order would require planning and dedication were re- of the election. Ford had been state and local police to stand sponsible for his election. watching the returns at the White guard over all machines until area Carter told the crowd that some- House with running mate Robert Dole. election boards pick the machines times "We have been disappointed in Dole and his wife also vent home up. our government. We have strength, without conceding defeat. There was speculation that in the the hope, the patriotism, the vital- Carter started by keeping the close election, New York's absentee ity, the sense of brotherhood to South intact except for Virginia. ballots could play a role in deter- unify this nation and make it great He also took the border states and mining whether Pres. Ford or Jimmy once again." began to pick up the big industrial Carter wins the state's 41 electoral Carter warned that the task of un- states, first Pennsylvania, then votes. ification is not going to be easy New York and Texas. That put him Republican Chairman Richard for anyone. Carter said that he within striking distance with 250 Rosenbaum, with the approval of the does not have all the answers, but electoral votes. But hours passed White House, asked late last night he is not afraid to take on the as he and Ford remained locked in that all machines in the state be responsibilities. struggles for Ohio, Illinois, impounded following reports of Carter said it was a great cam- Michigan end Wisconsin. ballot tampering. paign, and it will also be a great four years in the White House. Then Ford took Michigan. But International At the White House, a spokesman time dragged with no more decision said Pres. Ford had gone to bed at as the returns mounted and the re- 3:15 a.m. EDT without making any sults remained in doubt. Finally, reaction mixed statement about the election. Wisconsin went to Carter. That was WASHINGTON (UPI)--International Press Secy. Ron Nessen said Ford 11 more votes. Then Hawaii gave reaction to Jimmy Carter's victory retired "because the outcome of the him four. And then came the word over Pres. Gerald Ford is being election is in doubt" and the from Mississippi, seven electoral heard around the world. President will have no public com- votes for Carter, and the former Russians heard the news of ment until later in the day. Georgia governor and peanut farmer Carter's win in a mid-morning news went to bed about 20 minutes !ecae the President-elect of the broadcast by Moscow Radio quoting fh'tI declared Carter the wurisea iitedtStates. UPI's report. There was no offi- cial reaction, and none is expect- governor in WashingtonCaoman ed for several days. British Prime Minister James Callaghan is sending Carter a mes- Democrats reaffirm mastery over both Houses sage of congratulations, and ex- pressed hope of meeting him soon. WASHINGTON (AP)--The Democrats once the heads of state governments. Government leaders in Paris also have reaffirmed their mastery over It was the younger Rockefeller's expressed no immediate comment of both Houses of Congress with margins second try at the job. Carter's victory, although one similar to those of the previous In Delaware, champion vote getter French official says his government Congress. Pierre Dupont joined the ranks of had slightly preferred Pres. Ford. In the Senate, the Democrats won governors by defeating the In the Hague, the Dutch foreign 21 of the 33 seats up for grabs and Democratic incumbent Sherman minister spoke for a number of had the lead in California. Tribbitt. European diplomatic leaders, includ- Republicans won 10 seats, and ing West German, in saying he for- Independent Harry Byrd of Virginia Other incumbents faired better. sees no drastic changes in U.S. for- was re-elected. Four Democrats and Arkansas retained Democratic eign policy. 27 Republicans are Senate holdovers Gov. David Pryor; Indiana kept Reaction from Austria was positive, from the 94th Congress. Republican Otis Bowen; New Hampshire where a government spokesman prais- In the House, where all 435 seats returned Republican Meldrim Thomson. ed the high voter turnout in America, were at stake, the Democrats won The governorships of nine states and said he shares Jimmy Carter's 255 and led for 31, guaranteeing have been decided and they include optimism regarding Europe. them a wide majority. Republicans five Democrats and four Republicans. In the Mideast, Egyptian officials took 120 races and were ahead in refuse to say whether they're happy 29. A House majority comprises at Carter's victory. But they do 218 seats. The Democratic victors included say the President-elect should give Voters have lashed out at incum- LL. -oy. James Hunt in North very high priority to the Arab- in the Senate, knocking Carolina, J. Joseph Garrahy in Israeli conflict. The Israelis say bents Moynihan three Republicans and at least Four Rhode Island, and Scott Matheson they are cautiously optimistic about Democrats out of office. Republican- In a contest straight from a in ULah. Carter. conservative James Buckley was 1930s movie, a crusading prose- the anointed candi- turned out of office in New York cutor defeated U. NAVAL BASE date of a big-city political boss & Tide, Sun, Temp. by Democrat-liberal Daniel Moynihan. GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Among other defeated incumbents for governor of Illinois. Two are New Mexico Democrat Joseph other states chose for their gov- High tide- 6:25pm Montoya, Indiana Democrat Vance ernors the scions of business Low tide--12:44pm Hartke, and Republicans J. Glenn dynasties. One state, Washington, Suvau'e--- 7:03am Beall in Maryland, and Bill Brock chot e a woman to lead in the next SUM9et ---- 6:26pm in Tennessee. tour ears. High- 6--5 Washington Democrat Henry Jackson, The victory in Illinois belongs Low------71 who battled Jimmy Carter in the to Republican James Thompson, 'a early primaries for his party's former U.S. attorney who convicted nomination, was re-elected to the some of the followers of Chicago Weather Forecast Senate. Edmund Muskie was re- Mayor Richard Daley. He defeated Partly cloudy to elected in Maine. Democrat Spark Secy. of State Michael Howlett, a mostly cloudy. Matsunaga defeated Republican veteran political handpicked for Widely scattered Williata Quinn in Hawaii. tic race by Daley. showers. Winds Another challenger to Carter in 'est Virginia chose Democrat The Navy' only Aho'-based daily SE 8-12 knots. Democratic primary, Rep. Morris John Rockefeller IV, who now follows the Bay conditions of Arizona, retained his in the footsteps of Republican Udall Vol. 31, No. 211 Wednesday, November 3, 1976 1-3 feet. sent in the House. uncles Nelson and Winthrop, also ':lge 2 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, November 3, 1976

Today's meetings Tomorrow's meetings

BINGO will b played a-t the Staff BINGO will be played at the Wind- NCO Club beginning at 8 p.m. jammer beginning at 8 p.m. ACOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet. Community- For more information call 95454 DWH. GITMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet at Marblehead Hall 6-8 p.m.

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ARTS AND CRAFT SALE SET LADIES GCLF ASSOCIATION Special notices Clubs and Organizations TO HAVE TOURNAMENT The Arts and Craft show will be CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE MEETS Nov. 20 at McCalla hanger from The Ladies Golf Association will NEX JOB OPENINGS 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Checks will be be having their yearly Handicap There will be a stated communi- accepted for purchases and all pro- Tournament starting Nov. 9. This The Navy Exchange has ai opening cation of the Caribbean Naval ceeds will go to support the Arts will be an 18 hole full handicap, for a full-time sales clerk in the match play tournament. Entry fee Lodge held in Masonic Apt. in and Craft workshop. auto parts store. The hours are is $3. All members are urged to building #800 at 7:30 p.m. today 8:15 to 5:15, Monday through Thurs- All Master Masons are cordially SWINGERS MEET FRIDAY participate. For more information day and 8 to 5 on Saturday. A at 952255 or and fraternally invited contact Ann Hicks knowledge of auto parts is prefer- The Gitmo Swingers will meet Fri- Louise Herrin at 95360. red. Please call 85348 for more day at 8 p.m. in the club hall. A information. workshop will be held at 7:30 p.m. REEF RAIDER NOTES The Exchange is also taking ap- for those interested. Education plications for persons interested This month's general membership in working as a sales clerk on an meeting of the Reef Raiders will be Sports ADULT BEGINNERS SWIMMING CLASS on call basis. Such work would held in the Elementary School con- SCHEDULED TO START entail working intermittently as ference room (B-9) at 7:30 tomorrow RAQUET CLUB BILLS READY needed. No experience is necessary evening. Dues may be paid beginning An adult beginners swimming clast and the Exchange will train inter- at 7 p.m. or at the dive shack on Current bills from the Raquet is scheduled to start tomorrow. ested parties. For more informa- Friday or Saturday during normal Club may be picked up this week. The classes will run for five weeks tion call 85348. and will be held three days a week operating hours. Potential new mem- The clubhouse will be open for those from 9-10 a.m. Evening classes can bers must bring their certificate without keys from 6 to 7 p.m. daily. also be arranged. To register or ATTENTION TRAILER PARK cards and tank serial numbers. If you have any further questions, RESIDENTS On a trial basis during the month call Kathy Dunn at 85568 DWN. for more information, call 97166 or 96264. of Nov., the evening hours of opera- Base Police Also, anyone wishing to improve asks trailer park res- tion of the reef raiders air fill ASSISTANT SPORTS DIRECTOR idents to keep their children their swimming ability or learn off station' has been changed to 6-7. NEEDED BY SPECIAL SERVICES the streets new strokes is invited to attend. due to traffic in the All other times remain the same. dimly lighted area and narrow Special Services is looking for streets. Also, keep children away BLUE DOLPHINS TO MEET someone to relieve BT3 O'Banion as SCHOOL NEWS from the Non-U.S. Wives' Club at assistant sports director. Person- night. Students enrolled in grades 7 The Blue Dolphins will hold a nel desiring to apply must be E4-E6 and have at least one year remaining through 12 at W. T. Sampson High development meet at the Windjammer PRACTICE BOMBING AND STRAFING Pool Saturday from 8 to 10 a.m. All in Gitmo. For further information School will be hand carrying to contact BMC Thompson or Dennis their homes, quarter progress report members are urged to sign up for Practice bombing and strafing will events Friday afternoon at the Brusnahan at 95449 or 951160 DWH. cards which will be distributed today. be conducted on the Hicacal target Marine site pool. from 4 to 6 p.m., today and RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETS This Saturday's sitting of College tomorrow. For your safety, the Also, all parents of Blue Dolphins Conde and Hicacal Beach areas be- There will be a meeting of the Boards (SAT or Achievements) will are asked to attend a very important tween Saint Nicolas and Caracoles Consolidated Recreation Committee be held in room 3 of the High meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Points, and all of the Upper Bay tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the Special School building. Those who have Yacht Club. The future of the club north of Caracoles and Granadillo will depend on your attendance. Services conference room. registered should report with tic- kets of admission and ID cards by Points will be off limits. For fur- 8:30 a.m. Leeward registrants ther information, contact the Spe- cial POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL NOV. 12 should report by 8:45. Testing Services Marina, COMNAVBASE COIN CLUB WILL HOLD OPEN Duty Officer or Base Police. HOUSE AND SHOW SATURDAY time will be approximately 4 hours. On Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. the Junior girls will play the Senior girls in The Guantanamo Coin Club will COOKING CLASSES STILL HAVE NEW OFFICE HOURS FOR SAN JUAN a game of flag football, while the hold an open house and coin show OPENINGS AND HAITI R9R FLIGHTS boys from each class will entertain Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. the crowd with some enthusiastic in building 1817, Marine Barracks Mama Ellie has a few openings for Office hours for the San Juan and cheers. boat shed, located below old elem- her Southern and Mexican cooking Haiti R&R flights will be noon to This annual event will take place entary school. There will be door class on Tuesday nights and her 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, com- at Cooper Field. Baked goods and prizes and free refreshments. For pastry class on Thursday nights. mencing Friday. sodas will be available. more information, call Reggie Tullis Come learn to cook some Christmas Tickets for the game can be pur- FOR LUNCH at 97256 AWH. pastries. For more information call BLUE CARIBE CLOSED chased in front of the bank on Friday 85863 AT. from 11-1 and in front of the Navy The Blue Caribe will be closed for C.O. NAVCAMSLANT WILL SPEAK and Marine Corps Exchanges on Satur- PREPARED CHILDBIRTH CLASSES lunch only on Nov. 8 for repairs. TO AFCEA MEETING NOV. 8 day during normal working hours. WILL BEGIN Commissary-Exchange The prepared childbirth classes The Guantanamo Bay chapter of PONTOON BOAT AT DEER POINT AFCEA will have a dinner meeting will begin Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. The classes last six weeks and meet in ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA REP Nov. 8 in the COMO Club main dining The Deer Point Marina announced the ARU room of the Naval Hospital. TO BE AT NAVY EXCHANGE room. Capt. Robert Gradel, command- that one of the newly acquired pon- ing officer of NAVCAMSLANT, Norfolk, For further information call Judy toon boats was put in commission Need a gift idea for Christmas? will be guest speaker. Social hour Hamilton at 85339 or Betty Skinner yesterday. Anyone wishing to rent Encyclopedia Britannica offers you will begin at 5:30 p.m. With dinner at 951166. the boat will have to take a writ- a military discount of at least 25 at 7:30. Cost of the dinner and ten exam, the questions for which per cent, and to ease your burden gratuity is $6. For reservations Entertainnieti are taken from the Gitmo Bay Outdoor at Christmastime, a special Christ- call Tom Harvey at 85419/85143. Sports & Wildlife Handbook. The USO SHOW TO PERFORM IN GITMO mas purchase offer. The Britannica Remittance and reservations must be written exam must be passed before '"'resentative will be at the Navy The made prior to noon Friday. the practical exam will be given country rock group Majesty will Exchange during this week. For more be performing Saturday, A copy of the handbook. is available in Gitmo Sun- information call 98234 AWH. U.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMO BAY, day and Monday. Their schedule will BASE CUBA at the Special Services Issue Desk. be: Skipper Qualification tests for PADI OPEN WATER SCUBA CLASS pontoon boats will be given on STARTING SUNDAY Tuesdays from 1 to 6 p.m. Pontoon Saturday - 6:30 p.m. Downtown Ly- There will be a PADI open water boats will be rented by reservation ce um. scuba, course starting Sunday. All only and reservations must be made Sunday - 6:30 p.m. Marine Site prospective students meet at the in person. The cost of the boat Monday - 6:30 p.m. Leeward Point Reef Raider shack at 8:30 a.m. dept. John. MCnnell Cpt. DavidW. DSassk is $7.50 for 4 hours or $15 for 8. CRESCENDOS ON CPO PATIO Sunday. For further information CB derCmma c dhigO officer Saturday and Sunday only will be call Tim Pierce, 98198 AWN or Dave $20 for the entire day. A security The Crescendos will be appearing on the CPO Club patio Friday night McCampbell, 951001, ext. 373 AWH. Ldr. Mchael Chery. bl Af fairsO office deposit of $20 is required. For JO Bill Brome.Edit further information Call the Deer from 9 until 1. Breakfast will be 2 BMke S ft.Reporm Jo3 By iggs.Reporter Point Marina at 95545 AT. served from 11:30 p.m. until 1:30a.m. WATER STATUS Breakfast is open to the public.

Th Gantnamo, Gzette is published according to the BOWLING TOURNAMENT SCHEDULED YESTERDAY'S FIGURES zuSeb5 ad regulation for ship nd stations paperBs" PHASE ONE DISCO TO PLAY a outiSnd 5inNASBUSS P-nd, uder thedirecionI o; the Naval Base puble fairs cer. There will be a Scotch Doubles fiv tBBime.B ,,kly,t government exBpense onBgovernmen TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 equipment. Ith~S~B5~B~~S No-Tap bowling tournament this Phase One Discoteque will be play- ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,467,000 Saturday, entry fee is $5 per couple ing Post 46, Friday and at the COMO ficil or as rathat mgth vies oBC BaBBB oB TOTAL IN STORAGE: 18,234,000 the and check in time is 7:30 p.m. Club Saturday. aparmnt of.5 ot Nay. Wednesday, November 3, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette P age 3 Helms resigns ambassadorship

WASHINGTON (UPI)--Richard Helms, his earlier testimony about that in- the controversial former director of volvement. the Central Intelligence Agency, has Later, testimony found that the resigned as U.S. ambassador to Iran, CIA, with Helms' knowledge, gave administration sources said yester- technical assistance to Watergate day. The White House was expected to make the formal announcement later in the day. The sources said Helms decided to resign before a winner was announced CUSTOMS CLASS: The U.S. Customs Service recently held a class for local in the presidential election in Customs inspectors. Above are the newly qualified inspectors. When you order to make it plain that he want- pack out in the future, one of these may be at your home to assist in the ed to step down no matter who was paperwork. (Photo by FLTAVCENCARIB) elected. Helms had spent much of the earlier part of this year in Washington No major fighting in Lebanon waiting to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee on the CIA's BEIRUT (UPI)--The United States U.S. Charge D'Affaires George Lane part in the Watergate affair, and yesterday began contacts with rival met leftist leader Kamal Jumblatt factions in Lebanon's civil war in as quiet returned to the battle- an effort to help end the 18 months fronts. Pres. Elias Sarkis readied of fighting that has torn the a timetable for deployment of an country apart and killed at least Arab peace-keeping force. Fall concert 50,000 persons. American diplomatic efforts have burglar E. Howard Hunt, "laundered" been limited by security precautions political contributions in Mexico since the murder of U.S. Ambassador is scheduled and conducted surveillance on some Francis E. Meloy in July. Americans in the United States who Arab League special envoy Hassan The high school band, Zodiac choir had overseas contacts. Sabry El Kholy met with rightist and 5th and 6th grade chorus will be 4A leaders in East Beirut to discuss having their fall concert on Nov. implementation of the peace plan. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the elementary CCPO offers On Monday, former Jordanian Prime school multipurpose room. General Minister Zaid Rifai met rightist admission is $1. chiefs in what Beirut newspapers The chorus will sing hits by John training class characterized as an attempt to re- Denver and the movie theme "Bless Based on surveyed training assure the rightists about the needs the Beasts and the Children." The and Navy mandatory programs for stationing of troops from the pro- band will play "Overture for the civilians, the following class posed 30,000-man Arab peace-keeping will Winds" and "Rainy Days and Mondays." be offered by the Consolidated force in areas they control. Proceeds will be used to purchase Civilian Personnel Office training Fresh contingents for the force a PA system for the band, chorus staff this month. The class will Sarkis were expected before tomorrow after and school. be held in the ComNavBase conference There were no reports of which Sarkis planned major to begin im- room. fighting on the nation's waterfronts plementing the Arab peace plan. A Naval Correspondence as the cease-fire entered its 13th Workshop Sarkis' objective was withdrawal will be held day. on Nov. 17 from 8 a.m. of all factions from confrontation Base pound has until noon. The course will cover lines, followed by reopening of in detail correspondence formats Exiles charged highways and positioning of the and local (NavSta, NavBase) corres- Arab force between the rival groups. dogs pondence procedures. The course is An important obstacle to the plan available designed for personnel now assigned with murder has been rightist reservations or those who will be assigned to about letting the Arab forces into The dog pound has the following deal with preparing or checking CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI)--First areas they control. dogs available for adoption: outgoing correspondence. Calvin R. degree murder charges were filed in Four adult dogs - one mixed German Scheidt, Jr. will be the instructor. a criminal court yesterday against Shepherd and Labrador housebroken Commands/departments should nomin- Venezuelans Freddy Lugo and Hernan female. One brown and black neutered ate individuals who Ricardo Losano and Cuban exiles will attend by Personal Autovon male, one mixed brown and black forwarding to CCPO by Nov. 12 a Orlando Bosch and Luis Posada housebroken, one white small short- memorandum indicating the date of Carriles in connection with the haired female, picked up in Nob Hill class, full name, first middle ini- Oct. 6 sabotage of a Cuban airliner may be restored with no collar, and three mixed tial and last name; rank/grade and which crashed off Barbados, killing dachshund male puppies. position of nominees. Particular 1 73 persons aboard. If interested, call 85860 and notice should be given to the loca- accused All base residents are aware by VJudge Delia Estaba Moreno leave a message with the dispatcher. tion of the course. photographers Lugo, 31, and Ricardo now that personal Autovon calls to Losano, 25, as authors of the sabo- CONUS via the satellite path have tage murder, and Bosch, 49, and been interrupted since Oct. 4, 1976. Peru to purchase Soviet Posada Carriles, 47, as co-authors Many residents have misinterpreted arms or accomplices. or have been misinformed about the LIMA, Peru (UPI)--Peru announced "The extremely convenient terms For all four, the charge of pre- reason for the interruption. The yesterday it would buy 36 superson- of payment" played a major part in meditated homicide, tantamount to Satellite Communications Detachment ic fighter-bombers from the Soviet the decision, De La Puente said. first degree murder in the U.S. Gitmo is now and has been providing Union in the first Soviet arms sale De La Puente denied the purchase juridical system, could carry a communications path in excess of in a max- Latin America outside of Cuba had any political implications. He imum sentence of 30 years in prison, 99.99 percent reliability. because of Moscow's better payment said, "Airplanes have no ideology," upon conviction. Due to the loss of the Defense terms. the foreign minister said. "All Lugo and Ricardo Losano had been Communications Phase II space craft, countries renew their air forces passengers aboard the doomed air- NavSatComDet shifted to a new satel- Foreign Minister Jose De La Puente periodically." craft, disembarking from it at lite which resulted in shifting the said that after considering offers The Peruvian purchase represented Ground Bridgetown, Barbados some 20 minutes Entry Station (GES) to from the United States, France, the first Soviet arms sales to a Lakehurst, before the in-flight explosion and N.J., vice Northwest, Va. Britain and the Soviet Union, Peru Latin American country outside of This crash. , shift in the GES required ad- decided the Russian proposal "best Cuba and one of the largest armament Bosch, underground leader of the ditional commercial lines on the fitted the needs of its air force purchases in recent history in the anti-Castro United Revolutionary CONUS end to re-route the circuits and of its treasury." area. Organizing Committee, was addition- and satisfy communication require- ally charged with carrying false ments. documents and illegal possession of At present, insufficient commercial firearms. He bore a false Costa lines are available to restore the Rican passport when arrested here. Autovon circuit, however, the Bosch jumped parole from Florida Defense Communications Agency is investigators when sought in con- leasing additional lines to satisfy junction with the murder of another Gitmo's requirements. The new lines exile figure, after serving four are expected to be available in mid- years of a 10-year sentence in a November at which time the privilege federal penitentiary for the bazooka of personal Autovon calls to CONUS attack on a Polish ship in the port after working hours may be restored of Miami. to base residents. Meal prices raised in general mess

In accordance with CNO msg 292358Z Sept. 76 meal prices in the general mess were increased as follows:

Enlisted Others include Children Military 25o surcharges under 12 Breakfast ? .55 $ .80 $ .50 Lunch 1.15 1.40 .80 Dinner 1.15 1.40 .80 /A VASE SEEMS TO FLOAT THROUGH THE AIR as Elvira carries it across the stage. Elvira is only visible to Charles. She is the ghost of Charles' It is noted that personnel on ComRats receive $2.65 per day, but if they first wife who returns to disrupt the ordinarily peaceful lives of Charles purchase all three meals at the galley it will cost them $2.85. A Condomine and his second wife, Ruth. "Blithe Spirit" opens tomorrow night reminder, no one in Gitmo is required to be on ComRats. You may discontin- at Morin Center for three nights. Curtain time is 8 p.m. (Photo by PH2 'ie your ComRats and be issued a chow pass upon request. M. K. Mayhew) Guantanameo Wednesday, November 3, 197r |; g'. Re Randy Jones wins Cy Young Award Pick the Pros Football Contest* flII)--Randy Jones of the San Win your choice of five different: pr-- donated by Special Services the Pro-Play Offs Grand Prize by circling your pick of Diego Padres lived up to a pre- and qualify for season prediction and fulfilled a this week's pro games. For the Monday night game circle the winner and "boyhood dream" yesterday when he enter your guess at the total number of points that will be scored in was named winner of the National the game. In case of ties that participant closest to the correct number League's Cy Young Award. of points scored without exceed n6 nouni"1::t will be the winner. The 26-year-old lefthanded sinker- ball specialist was an overwhelming Sunday, Nov. 7 choice in the balloting of the baseball writers. He received 15 Atlanta at Seattle first place votes and 96 points to Baltimore at San Diego beat out lefthander Jerry Koosman Buffalo at New England of the New York Mets and right- Cleveland at Houston hander Don Sutton of the Los Angeles Detroi t at Minnesota Dodgers. Miami at New York Jets Jones is living proof that blazing New Orleans at Green Bay fastball is not needed to be a major New York Giants at Dallas league pitcher. He led the National Oakland at Chicago League in victories with 22 games Philadelphia at St. Louis while losing 14. Pittsburgh at Kansas City Jones, reached by telephone from It marked the second year in a row Tampa Bay at Denver San Francisco, said "It's like a Jones reached the 20-victory pla- Washington at San Francisco boyhood dream come true, an incred- teau. A year ago he won 20 ible thrill." for the first time and posted a Monday, Nov. 8 Jones actually had two seasons in league-leading 2.24 earned run av- 1976. He was practically unbeatable erage, but finished second to Tom Los Angeles at Cincinnati in the first half of the year, post- Seaver in the Cy Young voting. ing a 16-3 record by the All-Star break. But in the second half the Padres faltered and Jones slumped Sports scores TotalIpoints to 6-11 even though he says he All entries must be received atAAFRTS/Gazette by Friday afternoon. Only pitched about the same. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION one entry per person. Tune in FM 103 for pro games. Despite his slump, he still man- Milwaukee 125, Seattle 113 97 aged to lead the league in victor- New Orleans 115, Boston IOme Phone - ies, complete games and innings Ij pitched. He had an earned run av- NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE erage of 2.74, sixth best in the N.Y. Islanders 5, Colorado 1 removed league, and walked only 50 batters Gullett's cast ports in eief in 315 innings. WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Phoenix 5, Quebec 3 from right ankle _10ON (UPI)--Defending champion San Diego 4, Birmingham 3 (OT) Eddie Dibbs of Miami has advanced Houston 3, Winnipeg 1 in the Dewar Cup Tennis Tournament in London. Dibbs ousted Australian Owen Davidson. Arthur Ashe of the Wjf JfA A U.S. breezed past a fellow American, Terry Moor of Monroe, La., 6-2, 6-4. The victory took less than an hour and moved Ashe into the quarter- All ads will be run one time only. Sofa and two chairs, $100. Call finals of the tourney. You must submit your ad each time 85152 AT. you want it printed. Ads may be HONG KONG (AP)--Ilie Nastase, the submitted by calling before 4 p.m Many different types of exotic rambunctious Romanian, has been Kong or by dropping it in one of the plants. Call 90155 AT. seeded number-one for the Hong drop boxes. Ads which discriminate International Classic. It will run on the basis of race, sex, creed, 1967 VW bus with 1974 engine, good from Nov. 8-14. Roscoe Tanner of seed. color or national origin will not condition, 2 spare tires. Call the U.S. is the number-two be accepted. The staff reserves 85442 DWH or 951146 AWH and ask the right to re-write any ad it for Sam. MOSCOW (AP)--The spectacular Russian ice skating deems necessary. husband and wife and Barrel boat, 10 x 12, blue and team of Ludmila Pakhomova 2 end their white, fully equiped, 0hp Johnson (UPI)--The cast on pitcher Don Alexander Gorshkov will careers next month. That engine, $1000. Call 90211 AT. Gullett's right ankle was removed competitive for sale the by two orthopedic specialists yes- was reported yesterday by TASS, They've won Honda 70 SL, $200; freezer, $20. terday. Soviet news agency. six world championships. Morse electric sewing machine. Call 95440 AT. One of the doctors says the only $40. Call Cincinnati southpaw could pitch to- Excellent condition, Italy (AP)--Niki Lauda of Sears motor bike with 50cc Honda day if he had to. Gullett, an 11- MODENA, 951247 DWH or 99190 AWH. has started a series of motor for parts, 1 hand fishing game winner, is one of 25 free Austria a Ferrari Formula-One reel, brand new. Call 98130 AWH or agents, who will be made available test runs in racing car. Lauda, who survived a 3 outdoor flower pots, $2 ea.; 95374 DWH. in tomorrow's re-entry draft. beat the shattering crash early in August, naugahide living room chair, white, The 25-year-old pitcher Yankees in the opening reportedly will be driving for $20; toy box/bookshelf combination, Kenmore washer and dryer, $75; Home- New York Series, but in- the Ferrari Company again next year. $15; 3-Haiti bar stools, $10 ea.; made bar and four stools, $15; Three game of the World eighth inning set of golf clubs with bag, bag- air conditioners, 12,000, 7,000. jured his ankle in the game. The in- CLEVELAND (AP)--Lee Strange is the shag and balls, $50; Haiti 9x12 6,000, all for $250 or will sell and had to leave the was diagnosed as a dislocated new minor league pitching instructor grass rug, never used, $22. Call separately. Available last week in jury and a cast was placed on for the Cleveland Indians. The 40- 85303 DWN or 95463 AWH. 'jrusewer November. Call 97288 AT. tendon Gullett's right ankle. year-old Strange coached in the The injury was termed "a minor Oakland A's system last season. In Panasonic reel to reel tape recorder, wanted problem which should not give him 10 years of major league play with state, 4-track, built in solid in the future." various teams, Lee had a record of At least 4 A/C for Marine Site house. any difficulty speakers, $125; pair of Sears red and 62 victories and 61 losses. Myer, 85600 DWH. black perma-press drapes, 100X54", Call Capt. Football players move $15; 2 pair U.S. Divers flipper-type (UPI)--Top-ranked Michigan is sizes, swim fins, small and large making a shambles out of respectable jackeL, size 12 or 14. Call on to Norfolk $10 each. Call 951197 AT. Boy's defenses. The un- or 85861 DWH. Gitmo's touch football team de- college football 99162 AWH for serves a well done. They hit Roosy beaten Wolverines have rushed Barrel boat, approximately 24X12', but have hole Roads like a hurricane and emerged almost 391-yards a game, sundeck, enclosed cabin, shelves, Someone to fix a button with an unscathed record. Eight rolled up their yardage against screen/plexiglass windows. For fur- attachment to a sewing machine. members of the team picked to repre- teams which have given up only 206.6 ther information contact Witt at Call 85580 AT. sent the Caribbean were: E. Hansen, yands in their other games. 64395 DWH or 951045 AWH. Best offer. 12 x 15 gold carpet. Call 85647 AT. E. Jones, I. Williams, R. Sheffield, E. Harris, M. Lopen, L. Prosser and 1972 Ford club-wagon, V-8, requires Mike Phipps may play Call They departed for Norfolk extensive repairs to bodywork. May Piano lessons for 5-year-old. S. Cox. Saturday with Gitmo's best wishes. be seen at the Telephone Exchange 85647 AT. against Oilers parking lot. Submit offers in writ- telephone office. Bone in Orr's left ing to ITT Overseas services (UPI)--The Houston Oilers may see the return of Mike Phipps this runs good, $35; Cakes baked and decorated for all knee degenerating Power lawn mower, Sunday. rims, $5 occasions. Call 994q9 AT. (UPI)--A doctor in Toronto says two five-lug VW tires on Phipps, Cleveland's starting quar- bicycle, 26-inch, like the bone in hockey superstar Bobby each; girl's terback when the season began, suf- at 15 Tierra Orr's left knee has degenerated and new, $30. Can be seen fered a shoulder separation in the babysit in my home at Granadil- will continue to do so as long as K or call 951037 AWH. Will Brian Sipe has been in Circle weekdays. Call 96123 AT. he plays hockey. opening game. in charge in the last seven games. am- The doctor says Orr has consider- Stereo component system, 50 watt Phipps could see action against with Husband and wife would like to ed leaving hockey, but has not plifier, Micromatic turntable the Oilers. Head coach Forrest anytime during November. reached a decision. The 28-year- new cartridge and extra stylus, two housesit irritated at the Call 64319 old Chicago Black Hawk star will Gregg is somewhat speakers with 12-inch woofers, References available. two field a Toronto hospital today and offense which managed only 18,000 cycle horn, 5-inch mid-range OWN or 952202 AWN. leave will rest the knee for at least two goals in the 21-6 loss at Cincinnati and 3-inch tweeter. Must see to ap- weeKs. At that time, there will last Sunday. preciate. Reason for selling is Couple interested in housesitting a further examination. Phipps feels he is physically able just converted to 4 channel system. anytime. Able to take care of pets The Hawks paid the Boston Bruins to play, but believes his timing may Call 85774 AT or see at 3 Corinaso and plants. Reference available. $3 million for Orr this season. be off. Point after 4 .m-Call AE2 Mark Jordan at 64219 OWN.