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Friday's flight Water 727 EDIOR' COICE Usage NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, Sept,4 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Personnel Support Detachment Usable storage: 10.68 MIL - 76% Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. (PSD) will be open for customer Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. service until 7 p.m., today. Goal: 850 K NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 800 K See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette R Vol. 46 -- No. 174 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Wednesday, September 5, 1990 Food shortages impact refugees escaping Iraq to Jordan AP - One Pakistani living in visas to get out of the country. with Israel's foreign minister this this morning as part of the effort to the squalid refugee camps along Among them, a convoy of British afternoon. Late today, Baker begins enforce the U.N. trade embargo Jordan's border with Iraq: "we are women and children from Kuwait. a trip to flush out financial support against Iraq. going to die here if we are not Earlier today, a group of about 175 for the U.S. led multi-national force The BBC also reports the war- helped." Tens of thousands of westerners, including a couple isolating Iraq. A similar fund raising ships would intercept the tankers if Asian refugees are living on dozen Americans, arrived in Lon- tour by Treasury Secretary Nicholas attempted to load oil. SouthAfrica South they -- Africannewspa- starvation rations in searing heat, don. Brady has garnered kind words so American pers say the government and the Afri- forces yesterday with scant shelter. The United Iraq's foreign minister report- but no cash. seized can National Congress will go ahead far, an Iraqi cargo ship carrying Nations has launched a world appeal edly has meetings The with peace talks tomorrow, despite the in Moscow today. Soviet news agency "Tass" tea in the Gulf of Oman. to help Jordan. Jordan's crown Armys involvement in the shooting Soviet and Iraqi news accounts don't reports Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq The State Department says 30 deaths of 11 blacks. Violence in black prince said the pending disaster has say which Soviet authorities have Aziz is on his way to Moscow today Americans and 100 foreign nationals only evoked the wnships killed 40 people yesterday, faintest of responses agreed to talks with the Iraqis. Soviet to meet with Soviet officials to dis- arrived at London's Gatwick Airport from the 1 deaths are blamed on soldiers who world community. Foreign Minister Eduard Shevard- cuss the Persian Gulf crisis. "Tans" this morning after leaving Baghdad fired into an angry crowd near Johan- Westerners continue to trickle nadze is in Tokyo, and President did not release specific details about yesterday. The former hostages ar- nesburg. outoflraq. Asmall group of western Mikhail Gorbachev meets with a the foreign ministers visit. rived after a stop over in Jordan on an women and children have arrived in group of American senators today. Baghdad and Moscow have been South Korea -- South Korea has an Iraqi-chartered jet. Jordan aboard aregularly scheduled Secretary of State James Baker close allies, but the Soviet eight-point proposal for North Korea Union Saudi Arabia is trying to make Iraqi Airways flight. Four Ameri- will as the two countries continue their his- spend his day engulfed by the joined in the worldwide condemna- sure it's prepared for a possible con- cans are said to be among them. Dip- toric talks to ease tensions., The plan Mideast. He testifies before the tion of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. flict with Iraq. Thousands of young calls for North and South to recognize lomats in Baghdad say hundreds of Senate Foreign Relations Commit- The BBC reports U.S. warships men are responding to King Fahds foreigners are each other's sovereignty, allow free still waiting for exit tee this morning and has a meeting are closing in on two Iraqi tankers call for volunteers to join the Army. travel between the countries and gradually reduce their stockpiles of weapons. Navy News Guantanamo Bay residents can use

(continue to page 3) MIDDLE EAST GOALS - In a Control of the nearly 250,000 ette of a battleship on the horizon. is comprised of the amphibious as- White House news conference Aug. square miles of sea lanes in and The battleship USS Wisconsin sault ship USS Saipan, amphibious 30, President Bush once again called around the Middle East has been (BB 64) demonstrated the far transportdock USS Ponce,amphibi- for the immediate,unconditional and quickly established under the lead- reaching capabilities of speed, ous tank landing ship USS Sumter complete withdrawal of Iraqi forces ership of Vice Adm. Henry Mauz. endurance and maritime presence and Marines from the 22nd Marine USA from Kuwait and the restoration of Wearing the hats of Commander of of the battleships through an 8,500 Expeditionary Unit (MEU). The Kuwait's legitimate government to the U.S. Seventh Fleet and Com- nautical mile transit from her destroyer USS Peterson, also as- News replace the Iraqi installed puppet mander of the Navy Component of homeport in Norfolk, Va., to the signed to MARG 2-90, departed ear- regime. Additionally, he expressed the U.S. Central Command, Vice Persian Gulf. Two weeks after lier and is currently assigned to the his determination to protect the lives Adm. Mauz has direct operational leaving Norfolk, Aug. 7, after a U.S. sixth fleet. The replenishment Nebraska -- Four people are dead in a of American citizens abroad and his control of all Naval forces from the sustained 25 knot crossing of the oiler USS Savannah, stores ship family dispute in commitment to the security and sta- Nebraska. Authorities South Pacific and Indian Ocean Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean USNS Rigel and oilers USNS say a farmer apparently upset about bility of the Persian Gulf. Henry west of Hawaii, as well as the Red Sea, the heavily-armored battleship J. Kaiser and USNS Neosho also marital problems and a family feud shot "From the beginning, we've Sea, North Arabian Sea, Gulf of steamed through the strait of Hor- his wife, son and another woman, and played key logistical roles in Opera- been guided by four straightforward Oman and the Persian Gulf. As the muz into then drove to a trailer home and killed the Persian Gulf, 100 tion Sharp Edge. principals," President Bush told Navy's Components Commander himself. The other three bodies were percent ready to support Operation AMERICANS FAVOR DIPLO- U.S. forces deployed forOperation found at the home owned by 74-year- under the Commander in Chief, U.S. Desert Shield. MACY - Recent public opinion Desert Shield. In a radio address Central old James Brezina and his wife73-year- Command, Army Gen. H. MARG SWAP - U.S. Navy and rolls published in two major Aug. 29, he said, "It's your weekly old wife. pres- Norman Schwarzkopf, Mauz is re- Marine forces assigned toMediter- news magazines reveal that Ameri- ence, your skills, your talents, your sponsible for all naval and amphibi- ranean Amphibious Ready Group cans advocate patience with diplo- Florida -- Former Democratic Senator judgment that bring America's prin- ous operations during Operation (MARG) 2-90 participating in Op- matic efforts and favor taking Lawton Chiles predicts party unity will cipals to life and give them strength Desert Shield. He works in close co- eration Sharp Edge off the Coast of "strong actions" againstIraq tosolve d him in the governors seat come and meaning." ordination with Air Force, Army and Liberia turned over ovember when he faces incumbent the watch Aug. the Middle East crisis, even if it NAVY'S DESERT SHIELD Marine Corps counterparts to organ- Governor Bob Martinez. Chiles and 21, after a six month deployment and means making sacrifices as home. ROLE - When President Bush ize a multiservice deterrent force in Martinez were victorious in yesterday's 80 consecutive days at sea. President Bush continues to get high ordered the largest deployment of primaries. the troubled region. MARG 2-90 wasrelievedby the marks from the American public for U.S. forces since the Vietnam War WISCONSIN - Nothing demon- dock landing ship USS Whidbey his handling of the crisis. Aug. 8, he issued a challenge of U.S. strates Florida-- The attorney forthemain sus- America's commitment to Island and the tank landing ship In a Newsweek magazine military poll pect in the murders of five students in to prepare for a possible her steadfastness against a potential USS Bamstable County, two ele- Gainesville, Fla., says his client's rights conflict halfway around the world. aggressor like the ominous silhou- ments of MARG 3-90. MARG 2-90 may have been violated. He says inves- Please see NAVY NEWS, page 3 tigators questioned his client without the presence of a lawyer. Elementary school program will explain Middle East crisis to students Can students absorb US.-- Some 40,000 students in Michi- all they need to East." gram session lasts 45 minutes. "It's By JO3 LISA PETRILLO know in gan, Illinois and Pennsylvania are tak- one year? So how are Gitmo's elementary every Friday for six weeks," she said. ing it easy these days instead of starting As much as the teachers need to teachers going to be able to fill little "It can be on any subject. Social EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the teach a new school year. At least 2,300 teach- the basics, students are sur- Gitmoites with knowledge as well as studies, math, language arts or crafts ers are off thejob in disputes over salary second of a three-part series on rounded by local and world events. answer their questions? are just examples." and working conditions. Gitmo's W. T. Sampson Elementary "They're into the excitement of "We would appreciate the com- Kennedy added she hopes to School. The second article deals with going to school," said W. T. munity's involvement with our Fan- offer 30 mini-courses this year. "The US. -- Researchers say they have dis- Fantastic Fridays and how the com- Sampson Elementary School's Tal- tastic Fridays Program," added covered the first genetic cause of Ken- faculty represents a wealth of knowl- the munity can get involved. ented and Gifted Enhancement ost typical form of arthritis- a painful nedy. "We would like residents to edge. However, I'm asking residents Teacher Margaret Kennedy. disorder affecting nearly 16 million "As come to the school and explain to the to volunteer to teach one mini-ses- The seventh day of school Americans. The discovery could pave time goes on, they'll start asking children how they take part in our sion this year. I've even asked brought the the way fortreatments to directly attack little minds and big subjects questions about theircommunity and naval base and the world." together. There's so much to the disease. learn. what's happening in the Middle Kennedy explained each pro- Please see TEACHER, page 2 Washington-- Good news forSupreme Court nominee David Souter. The Gitmoites join cutter Legare crew on cruise Guantanamo to Jamaica American Bar Association gave Bay - This ispart Jamaica. Onboard the medium en- heightens the prospect Souter of sleeping Our schedule has us debarking in 1 its highest rating of "well qualified." one of a three part series on the durance cutter are its crew and 80 under the stars. The gracious officers Ocho Rios in 12 hours, leaving lots of f ABA spokesman Ralph Landcaster holiday cruise of 80 Gitmoites to Gitmoites bound told for Jamaica., For and crew of LEGARE make the time to sleep and enjoy good Senate Judiciary Jamaica. coin- Comminee Chairman That cruisewasaboardthe most passengers, it's a first time voyageenjoyable. Theytreateachof Joseph Biden yesterday pany. Sailors and Marines, civilians s that Souter is United States Coast Guard Cutter cruise on a front-line combatant us as guests, not just passengers, and dependents take advantage of f "well qualified for appointment to the LEGARE (WMEC-912) - a medium vessel. For nearly all it is the chance taking extra measures to make us this chance to make Supreme Court of the United States. endurance cutter. new acquain- of a lifetime to sleep under the stars comfortable. tances. - at sea. The warm Caribbean breeze The skipper, New York -- Prosecutors in Riverhead, Cmdr. Ernest Blan- LEGARE is the Coast Guard's S The words from Don McLean's cuts across N.Y., say a burglar seeking money for a the helo deck, where the chard and Executive Officer, Lt. newest cutter. The commissioning tribute to Vincent van Gogh echo guests spread blankets, sleeping trip stabbed a woman as she slept and bags Cmdr. Beverly G. Kelley greet us on was at Portsmouth, Virginia on Aug. throughout the helo hangar. "Starry, then sat on her body and counted her and mattresses. The moon brightens arrival, just after 8 p.m. Travelers 4, the 200th starry anniversary of the Coast C heartbeats until she died. nights," rises above the en- the sky and sea as we gently rock and are free to explore the new cutter and Guard. The cutter's allowance is 14 G gine's hum as USCGC LEGARE roll across calm waters. do so as we make wake to Jamaica. officers, 8 chiefs, and 78 (continue to page 3) (WMEC-912) slices through the The anticipation ofvisiting Ocho Snacks and beverages appear as dark Caribbean waters, bound for Rios lifts the passenger's spirits and the sojourners settle in for the -uv~ea. a~, transit. Plea .a ,.see -LEGARE, pae 2 PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1990, GUANrANAMO DAILY GAZETTE Captain's SECURITY LOG Gitmo There was more than a 50 percent - Scratch one window at the reduction in citations this past week. Family Service Center. Let's keep an Corner There were only 63 after last's eye out for pranksters and vandals. week's 144. They came in written Our Security forces are top notch, but Gab Captain William C. McCamy regular (54), written warning (1) and they still need our help. How? Sign The feast - Father Henry Wil- verbal warning (8). Repeat offenders up for the Neighborhood Watch Pro- USN liams will in for our ownFather came to only a third of the previous gram. Garvey this weekend for Catholic Naval Base Commander week's totals. There were 23 repeat - There was a smashed helo masses. Father Williams will be vis- offenders this past week compared to light at the Hospital helo pad. Maybe iting from Jamaica while Father Gar- QUALITY OF LIFE and utilities. The cuts will come in 71 from the week before. Only one it was theearthquake. Okay, okay, so vey is offto a conference in his home other cost items. That means that person wasn't wearing their seatbelt. the thought is pretty shakey. It al- state of Ohio. Father Williams has a treat this Saturday has he'll help with Congress expects a Peace Divi- some funded projects will have 18 If anyone every made a graph of the most makes you tremble thinking percent reductions, and others more. citations are written in Gitmo, it about it. the Feast of Our Lady Cobre proces- dend from the drawdown in Defense. sion, mass, and pot-luck dinner at the So what does this mean to us? would turn out to be the all-time There were more reports of At least they did before the Mideast Fil-Am Club. It all starts at 5:30 p.m. fighting, drunk and disorderly con- crisis. We've just received word on Self-help, teamwork, initiative, and roller-coaster ride. For more information, call the Chap- the drawdown's effect on us - our innovation will play an ever increas- There were only two accidents duct and provoking words and ges- lains' Office at 2323. budget fornextyearis cut18 percent. ing role in quality of life. and both involved government ve- tures. One incident occurred at the S Mission essential projects remain We know that the Mideast crisis hicles. If you see an office burning Windjammer. The drunk was at an POW/MIA Day - This year our first priority and all others un- diverts manpower, material and the midnight oil, they are the people undisclosed location. In both inci- Guantanamo will honor America's dergo review. The reduced budget money - and, that's the right thing to involved with the paperwork that dents, there was drinking. It's not Prisoner's of Warand Missing in Ac- tion Friday, Sept. 14, at the POW/ will determine how we do business do! We'llhave to pitch in and make goes along with accidents in govern- what you drink, but how much you do with what we have. We can't do ment vehicles. And you thought drink that counts. And although it's MIA Memorial across from the old and our quality of life programs. Navy Exchange. The ceremony more with less, but we can do a better paperwork didn't have it's proper only two incidents of trouble that's When it comes to quality of life, starts at 8:55 a.m. All Guantanamo job with what's available. That's place. two incidents that are avoidable with I know that some people complain residents are welcome. For more in- because God put thorns on roses. I'm what I try to do, and that is what I'm Only one theft to report. Some- the help of shipmates. Take care of formation, call 4502. grateful that He put roses among the asking you to do. one had their wallet stolen at Wind- your friends and get them back to the thorns. It's all a matter of perspec- As it looks now, we face a De- mill Beach. They don't make towels ship, barracks, or house so they can High School SAC meeting - tive. fense drawdown even if Iraq quits with combination locks. A locked car sleep it off. It's a lot more comfort- The will be a SAC meeting at the I You don't need rose-colored their aggression. Until the crisis in is a much safer place to put a wallet able than sleeping it off in a jail cell. W.T. Sampson High School library, Thursday, Sept. 6, at 6:30 p.m. Par- glasses to see the good in our town. Kuwait, peace was sweeping around while you're swimming. If that's not Your shipmates will appreciate it. ents, teachers and other interested We have lots to be thankful for and the world - and that's good. Because safe enough, you could always wrap That wraps up a quiet Security of this return to normalization, the the wallet before you locked it in the Log. Let's hope it stays that way. If parties should attend this important little to improve. We're doing our meeting that address issue that di- Defense Department will take fund- car. you have any infonnation on these or best to clean up the town, stock gro- rectly impact on the education of our cery shelves, upgrade telephone ing hits and so will we. In our government property other unreported incidents, call Se- Guantanamo youth. For more infor- service, increase fresh water, expand What can we do? That's a ques- damage category, we had two inci- curity at4105 or4l68. Security with- mation, call Debie Bowers at 4130. off-island flights - all to improve tionIponder everyday. Whatcan we dents. holds names on request. quality of life. But, we can't do it do to keep the base operating and Flea Market/Bazaar - Got overnight, and I can't do it alone. I continue to improvequality of life? I LEGARE. continued from page one some crafts, pieces of an or other need everybody on the Team. don't have the answers - just the valuable items that you'd like to exchange for some cash? Now you've I know that conditions on our questions. enlisted. LEGARE is 270 feet long ing lines. I do have a positive attitude and and 38 feet wide. Her twin ALCO The helo hangar and deck be- got the chance at a Flea Market/Ba- Base aren't ideal. To some they zaar at McCalla Hangar, Sunday, a strong will to keep our base thriv- geared diesel engines let hercruise at comes alive with activity. Guests never have been and to others they Sept. 9. You can reserve a table and never will be. That doesn't prevent ing. Our Optometrist, Dr. Greg 19.5 knots or about 22.5 miles per pack gear, stow bags and mattresses, set up all your crafts and other treas- us from making the most of what we Bremmer, tells me he's never seen a hour. Weapons include a 75f76 mm and clear the deck of litter. ures you'd like to sell. Just call Petty have. An old maxim takes on new case of eyestrain from people look- Naval gun and 50 caliber machine LEGARE eases alongside the Officer Miller at 2370 or Petty Offi- meaning when applied to quality of ing on the bright side of things. guns. Her helo hangar holds either a pier and gently snuggles the dock, as cer Walters at 3589. life. "Grant me the serenity to accept There is a bright side. Our town Coast Guard HH65A, or a Navy SH- daylight brings this paradise island Don't throw itaway -Just be- the things I cannot change, courage thrives with can-do people. You are 2, SH-60, or H-1 chopper. into focus. It doesn't take much cause you're not getting that nickel to change the things I can and the the people who make things happen. The night passes swiftly as the coaxing for the hearty entourage to You don't litter. You offer a helping glistening moon and stars disappear debark when the gangway's settled for each can or bottle, don't throw wisdom to know the difference." them away. They are still valuable. hand rather than a pointing finger. with the rising bright morning sun. into place. Yes, this long holiday Changes on the base will be no- The money eamed from the recy- ticeable. Our budget is about $34 You make a difference. I want to The distance between Jamaica and weekend is off to a grand start, with cling program goes directly back million and will drop to $28 million. hear from you. You may have some LEGARE narrows and lush green a memorable cruise. Now, we're into Gitmo's MWR activities that we We can't change "fixed expenses" of the answers. My HOTLINE is rolling hills rise ever higher. We ready for the land-based action. use. Don't let the good stuff get which arethebulkofourcosts. Fixed 4800. know that our adventure begins in away. Use the marked boxes around expenses include salaries, contracts Have a great day. Thanks! minutes with the setting of the moor- Part two appears tomorrow. the base and "recycle it!" People in the news News and Entertainment Patrick Swayze says he fought hospitalized in Los Angeles over the hard to win his role in the hit movie holiday weekend, for problems News On Channel 2 Ghost, because films like it don't linked to a tonsillectomy. Phillips 5:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 FAMILY come along that often. Swayze says publicist says the actor was taken to TIES 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT actors seldom get a chance to be the emergency room last Thursday CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS proud of a movie, especially one they night after he suffered a hemorrhage 6:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWS CENTER 8 don'thave to defend as being too vio- while eating at a restaurant. The CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:40 SPORTS LATENIGHT lent. Swayze says he would have publicist says Phillips had a Tonsil- CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER CH7 (National) killed to get it and felt strongly that lectomy about two weeks ago and 6:30 ABCLNEWS 6:30 M*A*S*H CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) no one else could play the part of a was experiencing residual bleeding. 7:00 STAR TREK murder victim who comes back from The actor received a transfusion and CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) the grave to save his girlfriend. was released from the hospital. 7:00 CH9 CBS NEWS (National)

Comedian Jay Leno's latest Per- Miss Texas, Suzanne Lawrence, sian Gulf jokes take aim at American won the first of three talent competi- All movies begin at 8 p.m. oil companies, the Pentagon, and tions in last nights preliminary of the specialist on Columbia's seven- Downtown Lyceum Hollywood. Leno says oil companies Miss America Pageant, by singing member crew. The question-and- Blue Steel. Thriller (R).1:41 raise their gas prices because they Sweet Dreams. Miss Colorado, Dar- answer session is expected tobe held McCalla Lyceum claim it reflects what is happening in rie Mitchell, won the first of three on the afternoon of the seventh day of Mountains of the Moon . Dram a (R). 1:40 Kuwait. Ifwereally wantedtoreflect swimsuit competitions. The contest- the flight. what was happening in Kuwait we ants are divided into three groups. could have invaded the gas station Competing in talent, swimsuit, and Louisiana Governor Buddy Ro- and taken the gas ourselves. Leno evening gown divisions on three emer and his estranged wife, Patti, says the Iraq invasion has had many successive nights-to qualify for have been granted a divorce. A judge GITMO PEOPLE repercussions. He jokes that the oil Saturdays finals. That night, the top in Baton Rouge granted the divorce companies have an excuse to raise ten finishers will be announced and yesterday under terms of a private This Marine is responsible for the upkeep of field artillery; he is: prices, the Pentagon has an excuse to will compete on national television. contract that the couple signed last demand more defense spending and April. A joint statement issued by the Sylvester Stallone has and excuse to NASA says students from three governors press office quotes the NAME: make another Rambo movie. schools in Cerritos, California, will couple as saying "Sometimes bad Joseph Anthony Cintron use Ham Radios to interview astro- things happen to good people." The HOMETOWN: Actor Lou Diamond Phillips was naut Ron Parise during the next Roemers were married in 1973 and Philadelphia, Pa. mission of the shuttle Columbia. have a ten-year-old son, Dakota. The TIME IN GITMO: 0 Each student will get to ask one Governor has an older daughter by a 8 months question of Parise. Who's a payload previous marriage. CHOICES: TEACHER. continued from page one HOBBY Collecting baseball cards teachers if they would participate in when they can see, touch and experi- RECREATION: the program among themselves." ence what's happening," explained Ma kin g poiz z a a t Po s t 4 6MET Kennedy said this would be a Kennedy. MOVIE: great opportunity for Gitmoites Kennedy said, "I intend to teach Hard To Kill working in certain areas to tell the my students more on the Middle LIFE'S GOALS: children how the United States and East." She added she wants to edu- To see my son grow up and give him all the things I can. the Navy has prepared for the Middle cate them more on the culture, reli- SECRETS TO SUCCESS: East Crisis. gion and the countries in that part of For example, if the children the world. My good sense of humor, work hard and never quit. could see what a gas mask looks like In the third part of this series, MY BEST QUALITIES ARE: and how it's used, they may have a Kennedy talks more about the tech- I'm versatile, flexible and always helpful. better understanding of what they're niques she'll be using to keep little IF I COULD DO IT OVER, I: hearing on the radio and seeing on Gitmoites informed about the hap- Wouldn't change a thing. television. "Children feel better pening in the Persian Gulf. GUANTANAMO DAR.Y GAzErm, WEDNESDAY, SEI'EMBER 5, 1990, PAGE 3 VIEW POINT "What are your favorite outdoor activities in Gitmo?"

Coast Guard Chief Felix Riv- Kacy Mullins, Supply Dept., Jason Smith, Leeward Point Petty Officer Second Class Letel Grey, Custodian BEQ: era, FTG Fire Control: Diving Supply Clerk: Mowing the resident, 6th grader: Skateboar- Donna Norman, Chaplain's Reading the Bible because I because it's a new world down lawn, because it gets me going, it ding for the fun of it. Depending Office: Walking, it's a good form base my life on the scriptures. I there. I find it relaxing and I gets my heart pumping,and I feel on how I skate, sometimes I feel of exercise where you don't have find this my favorite pastime. enjoy it very much. like I'm beautifying the base. excited and sometimes bored. to exert yourself. Everyone in Gitmo walks at one time or another and it gives me the chance to visit with my friend. Next week's question will be "What do you feel are the most important items to put in your hurricane basket?" *LASSIFIEDS/JOB MARKET positionswilllbedosed on Fridays unless Ann. No. 088-90. 76 Dodge Aspen 73 Dodge Monaco Applications must be submitted to the otherwise stated. Applications accepted Sales Store Clerk, Commissary, LGS-3/ 72 Ford Van 60 Chevy P/U CCPO Office by the close of business Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to $3.21 ph + .52 BA, Ann. No. 082-90. 78 Ford Mercury 68 Ford Falcon (C.O.B.). Add'l information may be 4:30 p.m. Store Worker in the Commissary, NA-3/ 68 Chevy Nova 70 Plymouth Valiant obtained at CCPO or by reviewing the Custodial Worker at Maint., LWG-2/ $4.93 ph, PIT, Ann. No. 083-90. UNK Dodge Colt 72 Ford Pinto/SW Vacancy Announcements posted on offi- $2.61 ph+.33 BA, days, Ann. No.062-90. LEGAL NOTICE UNK Pontiac Firebird 63 Ford Fairlane cial bulletin boards. Sales Clerk at Main Store, PS-2/$4.63 ph, Unclaimed/abandoned vehicles. The fol- 63 Mercury Meteor 66 Volkswagon Beetle *INDICATES LIMITED AREA OF LGS-2/$2.57 ph + .49 BA, PffI, 3 posi- lowing vehicles were found abandoned 65 Ford Galaxy 70 Ford Galaxy CONSIDERATION. tions, Ann. No. 065-90. on board the Naval Station/Naval Air 71 Chevy Lemans 70 Plymouth UNK C.O.B. Sept. 11 Laborer at Personalized Serv., LWG-3/ Station. Ownersoranyone having infor- 79 Ford UNK 65 Ford Fairlane Clerk Typist at the Hospital, GS-322-03, $2.93 ph, Intemnn., Ann. No. 074-90. mation on them please contact Security 73 Honda M/C 350 80 Ford Courier Temp. NTE 20 hrs. wk., Ann. No. 319-90. Customer Service Clerk, Toyland, PS- at 4168. Vehicles unclaimed after Sept. 80 Tomos Moped 64 Chevy Belair Custodial Worker at the Hospital, LWG- $5.30 ph, LGS-4/$3.84 ph + .55 BA, Ann. 24, will be disposed of through Board of 71 Honda M/C 62 Chevy Chevy II 3566-02, Ann. No. 320-90. No. 086-90. Lost, Abandoned and Unclaimed Per- UNK Honda M/C 72 Toyota Corolla NAVY RESALEACTIVITY Laundry/Diy Clean Serv. ForemanNA-5/ sonal Property. 76 Ford Courier 75 Toyota Corona The NRA has the following job open- $7.10 ph, Ann. No. 087-90. YEAR MAKE MODEL 84 Honda Scooter 73 Ford Pinto ings. Please submit applications to the Visual Merch. Helper, Visual Dept., PS- 79 Chevy Vega 72 AMC/Homet Sportabout 77 Toyota Corolla Personnel Office on the 2nd floor of the 2/$4.63 ph, LGS-2/$2.57 ph + .49 BA, 69 Olds Cutlass UNK Honda Scooter UNK Volkswagon Rabbit New Mall Complex, Bldg. 2155. If you have questions call 4508 or 4348. All Business News Guantanamo Bay residents can use WORLD NEWS. tm. pg. 1 AP - Court documents show taxpayers estimated at $1 billion. Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora- to set up a team of 20 to 30 contrac- that President Bush's son Neil has The Office of Thrift Supervision has tion is considering filing against torcops this fall to oversee the sale of Canada-- In the Quebec town of Oka, asked an administrative law judge to accused Bush of conflict of interest him. billions of dollars of S & L assets. Mohawks who've maintained a hold- dismiss the governments case for not disclosing his business ties to out against Canada's Army say they against him for his role as a former two big Silverado borrowers. The The Resolution Trust Corpora- will not put down their weapons until director of a failed Denver savings thrift agency is seeking an order tion is planning to hire a special CBS Incorporated's President police guarantee there will be no ar- rests. The Mohawks are afraid that and loan. Bush was an outside direc- against Bush effectively which group of employees to watch for Lawrence Tisch and his brother police want to avenge the July killing tor of Silverado Banking, Savings would bar him from working for possible corruption as it sells hun- Preston, disclose that they have ac- of an officer who was trying to remove and Loan Association, which col- banks or S & L's. He could also be a dreds of failed thrifts. The R.T.C quired sizeable stakes in three bank an Indian barricade. The barricade lapsed inDecember 1988 at a costto targetof anegligencelawsuit that the discloses that the corporation hopes holding companies-Baybanks, went up in a dispute over land the Equimark and Continental Bank Indians say is theirs. from page one Corporation. Filings with the Secu- NAVY NEWS.continued rities and Exchange Commission SA. Im. pg. 1 published in the Sept. 3 issue, 80 desires of the individual, sea/shore vancement boards but will also be show that the brothers and other percent of those surveyed said the rotation guidelines and the needs of available to Navy members begin- Tisch family members have hold- Alaska -- Fire crews from two oil U.S. should wait to see if economic the Navy. ning Oct. 1. The ESR is similar in ings ranging from 5.6 to 9.5 percent. companies are fighting a chemical fire and diplomatic actions are effective Forrestal, homeported in May- form and content to the Officer The shares were accumulated in the in Deadhorse, Alaska, in a chemical in solving the Gulf crisis, while 17 port, Fla., can assume the training Summary Record, and summarizes first three weeks of August. storage facility owned by a Houston- percent voted for quick military ac- carrier role as early as December data such as educational back- based company. No injuries have been tion against Iraq. Fifty-seven per- 1990, Navy official said. ground, duty stations, results of ad- reported but some workers were evacuated. Deadhorse is the industrial cent of the sample said President LEGAL HELP - Active duty and vancement examinations, and per- center of Prudhoe Bay. One witness Bush should order attacks on key reserve sailors squeezed by con- formance evaluations. says the fire has now "simmered Iraqi installations despite Saddam tracts, leases and other transactions DESERT SHIELD MAIL - down." Hussein's threat that westerners they made before being mobilized to Family members of sailors and BAY DINING would be held in them to act as support Operation Desert Shield Marines aboard ships should con- Atlanta -- Government scientists say "human shields" to deter an attack. may find help in the soldiers' and tinue to send cards, letters and small POST 46 an experimental blood-heating treat- Twenty-six percent opposed. Sailors' Civil Relief Act. packages addressed to the service- Tonight: Baked Pork Chops ment for AIDS appears useless despite LADY LEX RETIREMENT - The law recognizes that mili- member via the ship's or unit's w/Rice Thursday's Lunch: Jerk early claims of success. Two doctors at After47 years of service to the fleet, tary duty sometimes prevents serv- normal fleet post office (FPO) ad- Chicken/Pork Atlanta Hospital earlier said the proce- SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE dure cleared the AIDS virus from a USS Lexington will be decommis- icemembers from meeting their dress. The usual weight and size patient and also shrunk an AIDS-re- sioned in mid-1991 and replaced by lawful obligations. "The law applies restrictions are in effect. Thursday: Beef & Broccoli lated cancer. But a report by the Na- USS Forrestal as the Navy's training whether members come on active The special mailing addresses OFFICERS' CLUB onal Institute of Health says there carrier. duty voluntarily or involuntarily," a established by DoD for sending Tonight: Open Menu Secretary of the Navy H. Law- Pentagon judge advocate general cards and letters to sailors and W ers to be no evidence to support Thursday: Country Fried Steak use of the procedure for AIDS. rence Garrett m announced the spokesperson said. "Protection be- Marines embarked in ships partici- CPO CLUB decision to retire Lexington as a gins once the member receives the pating in Operation Desert Shield are Tonight: Family Buffet South Carolina-- The U.S. prosecutor cost-saving measure. Since joining call to enter active duty, and it ends intended for people who wish to in Columbia, S.C., is promising more Thursday: Curry Chicken the fleet in 1943, "The Blue Ghost," 30 to 90 days after discharge, de- express their support to any service- state lawmakers will be seen on FBI as she came to be known during pending on which part of the law is member in the region. This type of WINDJAMMER CLUB videotapes, tapes that allegedly show Tonight: Glazed Ham w/Maca- the officials taking bribes. The record- World War II, destroyed more than being invoked." However, the law mail is restricted to first class letter ings are winning convictions in the 1,000 enemy planes and sank does not protect servicemembers mail only, no package, and must roni & Cheese FBI's vote-selling sting. A former state 300,000 tons of shipping. Serving as from most transactions they make weigh 12 ounces or less. The ad- CLIPPER CLUB representative yesterday became the the Navy's training carrier since while on active duty and does not dresses are not meant for mal ad- Tonight: Mongolian BBQ first of five indicted lawmakers to 1962, Lex has carrier qualified thou- relieve them from paying their bills dressed by name to individual. plead guilty. GRADE SCHOOL sands of Naval aviators recording if they have the means. Thursday: Holdogs & Chili morethan490,000 arrestedlandings. ENLISTED CAREER SUM- New York -- The New York Times To help Lexington sailors trans- MARY FORM - Sailors may find Flight Sch. from page one HIGH SCHOOL reports the eight youths charged in the Thursday: Sub Sandwich weekend stabbing death of a 22-year- fer to other assignments around the it easier to track their professional fleet, NMPC will send a detailing progress and career goals with the Flight Date La. Arrive Depart CHINA TOWN old Utah tourist on a Manhattan sub- 727 9/11 NA5NafS f --- 8:0am way platform were part of a gang. The team to the ship's homeport, use of a new form soon available Gitrno 11:00 am. noon Thursday: Sweet & Sour Pork paper saysprospectivemembershadto Pensacola, Fla., later this year to upon request. Kington 1230 pm. 1:45 pm. Gitmo 215 pm. 3:4 pm. FRA mug someone before being admitted work with crewmembers. Accord- The Enlistment Summary NAS Norfolk 6:15 pm. Tonight: Me.ican Night into the gang. ing to an NMPC spokesman, future Record (ESR) has been developed assignments will be based on the primarily for use by the enlisted ad- NOTE: If you chan flights, notify the sarmin . PAGE 4, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE

SPORTS

Sports From the lighter MLB Standings side of sports American League Roundup Earl W L PCT. B1 UPI - After most shots Beth against the Cleveland Indians when Minnesota in the American League Boston 76 58 .567 - Toronto Daniel hit at the LPGA Rail Charity he had less than his best stuff. series for the right to 70 65 .519 6.5 Championship Detroit 65 70 Classic, she walked down the fair- The three previous .481 11.5 TENNIS times Stieb meet Cincinnati in the fall classic. Milwaukee 63 71 .470 13 way with her head up. U.S. Open - The first Her 5' 11" took a no-hitter to two outs in the The Reds, playing under rookie Baltimore 60 73 .451 15.5 frame looked larger than the other ninth inning he was throwing the ball manager Sparky Anderson, were Cleveland 59 75 .440 17 two U.S. Open semifinalists New York tall players who might have bowed great. But Julio Franco, Jim Traber coming off a sweep 56 78 .418 20 are Mary Jo Fernandez and of Pittsburgh in their head following a succession of and Roberto Kelly delivered base the National League Championship Gabriela Sabatini. In a light Oakland 84 50 .627 bad shots. hits to ruin his bids. sees. Chicago 77 56 .590 6.5 singles schedule yesterday, Daniel had a look of determina- "I had much better stuff the other In the first World Series game Texas 68 66 .507 16 Califomsia Fernandez topped Manuela tion on her face at the tournament as times," Stieb said after pitching the ever played at Cincinnati's new 68 67 .504 16.5 Kansas City 66 68 .493 18 Maleeva-Fragniere in three she shot 13-under-par to win. She first no-hitter in Toronto history Riverfront on Stadium, the Reds Seattle 66 69 .489 18.5 would chit-chat sets and Sabatini disposed of a little with other Sunday. jumped toa 3-0 lead. But, the Orioles Minnesota 62 74 .456 23 Leila Meskhi in two sets. players, but not very often. She What is certain is that 1990 is the pulled out a 4-3 win on homers by National League doesn't smile much, not even at a Yearof the No-Hitter, with Stieb's 3- Boog Powell, Elrod Hendricks and FRSt W jL frI1. New York 77 55 .583 -- post-tournament news conference 0 victor over the Indians as the sea- Brooks Robinson. MLB Pittsburgh 77 56 .579 .5 after she won. son's ninth hitless game. Robinson's solo homer in the Montreal 70 National League - 63 .526 7.5 Daniel's no-nonsense, confident "They helped me out by swing- seventh broke a 3-3 tie. The third Chicago 62 71 .466 15.5 0 The Pittsburgh Pirates are Philadelphia style has worked, her fellow profes- ing at some balls in the dirt," Stieb baseman made a great play in 62 71 .475 15.5 the St. Louis back in first place again in sionals think she is playing awesome said. "I hung some pitches 60 74 .448 18 and got sixth by retiring Lee May on a West the National League East. W L PC,CI},~ golf and will continue because she away with it." ground hit down the line. Cincinnati 77 56 .579 - They won their game while hits the ball far and putts accurately. Maybe the most unusual aspect The Orioles headed home to Los Angeles 71 63 .530 6.5 St. Louis defeated the New They think the only way she will slip of the no-hitter was that every out Baltimore with a 2-0 series lead after San Francisco 68 66 .507 6.5 San Diego 61 72 .459 up is if she beats herself. was routine. There were no outstand- winning 16 York Mets. It's the Bucs by game two, 6-5. Houston 61 73 .455 16.5 half a game over the Mets. Her accomplishments are grow- ing defensive plays, no line drives at Robinson was again brilliant in Atlanta 54 80 .403 23.5 ing. She broke the record for most *Last night's No change in the West. an infielder, not even a close play at the field in the third game at Memo- games not included. earnings in an LPGA season on first. Tuesday's games Both Cincinnati and Los An- rial Stadium. With runners on first Monday with her $45,000 check. She American League and second in the opening frame, Oakland 6, Boston 2 geles were beaten. It's the has now earned more than $658,000. FAN FACT - Philadelphia Robinson made a leaping grab of Chicago 6, Kansas City 3 Reds by six-and-a-half She has won 10 tournaments in the Phillies pitchers have won four of the Tony Perez's hopper, stepped on Today's games games. Califonia last 13 months, including six this last 10 National League Cy Young third and fired to first for a double at N.Y. Yankees Seattle at Baltimore American League season. She has won two straight awards. Can you name them? play. Oakland at Boston Both Oakland and Boston tournaments and four of the last five In the second inning, Robinson Toronto at Detroit maintained their division she has entered. In the other one, she ANSWER - Steve Carlton was raced in for Tommy Helms slow Kansas City at Chicago Minnesota edges in the American finished second to Betsy King. a Cy Young winner in 1980 and 1982, roller and threw out the second base- at Milwaukee Cleveland at Texas Daniel is almost a sure bet for John Denny in 1983 and Steve man. And League. The A's defeated in the sixth, he made a National League Player of the Year. But she still has the Red Sox again. But Bedrosian in 1987. diving stab of Johnny Bench's liner. Houston 10, Los Angeles 8 eight tournaments left. She also has a St. Toronto lost to Detroit Robinson had staked the Orioles Iouis 1, N.Y. Mets 0 while Pittsburgh good shot for a seventh victory at her A leaf from the memory book of to a 2-0 lead with a first inning 11, Philadelphia 7 Chicago kept pace in the Atlanta 7,Cincinnati 4 next tournament in two weeks, the sports. double. Dave McNally hit a grand San Francisco 6, West by winning over Kan- SafeCo Classic in Seattle. She's the San Diego 4 In 1969, the Baltimore Orioles slam in the sixth and Baltimore Today's games sas City. It's Oaklandby six- defending champion. won 109 games, swept Oakland in wound up with a 9-3 victory. N.Y. Mets at Pittsburgh (2 games) Chicago and-a-half over the White, the playoffs and lost the World Se- Cincinnati stayed alive with a 6- at Philadelphia Mntreal at Si. Louis and Boston by six-and-a- Dave Stieb doesn't know why ries to the New York Mets in five 5 triumph in game four. But Balti- Houston at San Diego half over Toronto. batters are so susceptible to no-hit- games. more took the fifth game, 9-3, and Cincinnati at San Francisco Oops.I dropped it! - ters this year. Nor can he explain why Manager Earl Weaver's crew won its first World Series Champi- Atlanta at Los Angeles he was Ron Vachon says he knows able to throw a no-hitter won 108-games in 1970 and swept onship since 1966. he's in for hard time from his fellow workers at the Boston State StreetBank. At Major League Baseball's best last's night's baseball game GITMO ATHLETICS between the hometown Red American League National League Batting (352 at Sox and Oakland A's, Va- AQUATICS FITNESS bats) - R. Batting (305 at bats) - Henderson, A's, .327; chon muffed two straight Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Proiletesting-Befitnotfat.LetMike Palmeiro, Dykstra, Phillies, .343; McGee, Open Water, Sept 18, Oct. 16; Advanced give you the facts about your body's fitness Rangers, .318; Brett, Royals, .319; Cardinals, .337; Magadan, Mets, chances to catch a foul ball Open Water, Sept. 13, Oct 4; Rescue Diver, level. Fitness Profile screening costs $60-10 Trammell, Tigers, .314; Burks, Red .334; Duncan, off Ricky Henderson's bat. Oct 8; Divemaster, Oct 1; Night Diver Spec., in the states bat is available at the Fitness Reds,.319; T. Gwynn, Sept. 13, Oct4; Equip. Spec., Deep Sox, .314. Padres,.315, Murray, Dodgers,.312, The two fouls came within Diver Center for only $15. For an appoineent ral Spec., Sept. 13, Oct 4; Underwater Navigator, 3846. Runs - R. Henderson, A's, 98; T. Gwynn, Padres, .312. 30 seconds of each Sept. other. 13, Oct 4, Underwater Hunter, Oct 9. Fielder, Tigers, 89; Yount, Brewers, Runs - Bonilla, Call 3845. Pirates, 101; Expansion - At least MARTIAL ARTS 82; McGriff, Blue Jays, 80; Phillips, Sandberg, Cleaning pools - Each day, all MWR Cubs, 96; Dykstra, Phil- 10 cities have submittedbids 81. pools will have onehour devoted tothe clean- a teases M o ri., 6t7:30rp. 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If you are inter- Boggs, Red Sox, 161; Trammell, Hits-McGee, 1992 and games for that the YABA Winter Bowling League are avail- tested in teaching these sposuthrough MWR Cardinals, 168; able at Marblehead Bowling Center. Age Tigers, 156; Palmeiro, Rangers, 155. Dykstra, Phillies, 169; T. Gwynn, team will begin in 1993. groups cover 5 to 18 year-olds. _thle__cs ___al Doubles-J. ___m ______560_ Reed, Red Sox,42; Padres, 165; Sandberg, Cubs, 157; Brett, Royals, 41, 35; Harper, Twins, Mixed Trio Bowling League - A for- YOUTH ACTIVITIES Larkin, Reds, 157. 38; NFL mation meeting is set for-Thurs., Sept. 6, 6 GBYAA Soccer - Soccer is foeing Doubles - Dykstra, Phillies, 35; Rosters --With the NFL p.m., at theBowling Center Snack Bar. People the first meri in Oct. GBYAA is in need of Triples - T. Fernandez, Blue Jefferies, Mets, 37; Wallach, Expos, who signed up and other interested, please coesissionees and coaches now. roster switches being made Call Woody Jays, 16; Sosa, White Sox, 9; Burks, 33; Bonilla, Pirates, 32; attend. Call Walt at 2357. at4740GWHor 2903 AWH,Jim McGee, Chapman at Red Sox, 8; L. Johnson, White Sox, Cardinals, this last week before the start Ladies Daytime Bowling - If you are 5334 DWH or 2127 AWH or lady Ledous at 32; H. Johnson, Mets, 33. 7; Pettis, Rangers, of the regular season, some interested in participating ina Ladies Daytime 4477 DWH or 2672 AWH. 7; Eisenreich, Triples - Coleman, Cardinals, Bowling League, sign up at the bowling Royals, 7 holdouts have come to cen- Pre-teen touch football - ootba sea- 9; Duncan, Reds, 10; L. Smith, At- ter. Call Gloria at21182357. sonishee andnowisthetimetoplay Pe-teen Home runs - Fielder, Tigers, lanta, 8; M. Thompson, Cardinals, 7; terms. Green Bay's quarter- Monday Night Men's League - Mon- touch football at the Youth Center, Sun., Sept. 43; J. Canseco, A's, 35; McGwire, T. Gwynn, Padres, back Don Majowski signed day Nigh Men's League starts at 6:20 p.m., 9,1-3p.m. Call 4075. 7; Dunston, Cubs, Mon., Sept 10. There room for three more Pre-teen howling party - Roll those A's, 33; McGriff, Blue Jays, 31; 7. with the Pack. Florida run- teams. Call Greg Brayton, 2357, to get your strikes at the Pre-teen bowling party, Wed., Deer, Brewers, 26. Home runs - Bonilla, Pirate ning back Emmitt Smith team signed up. Sept 12, 6 p.m. Transportation frontthe Stolen bases - R. Henderson, 30; Sandberg, Cubs, 31; Strawber Youth Center will be provided. $3, must regis- agreed to terms with Dallas, A's, 55; Kelly, Yankees, 34; Sax, Mets, 30; Mitchell, CAPTAIN'S CUP terat Youth Centerby Sept. 10. Call4075. Giants, 31; and all-pro nose tackle Jerry Yankees, 34; Calderon, White Sox, Williams, Giants, Tidewater Golf - All Captain's Cup Preteenkickball-ustfofun,joinus 27. Ball joined Detroit. 29; Pettis, Rangers, 32. Stolen participants are invited to enter the Tidewater out ene.callS075. bases - Coleman, Car- Pitching (9 decisions) - Cuts -- Several familiar Golf Qualifying Tourney Sept 7, 8, 9. Play B. dinals, 77; Yelding, Astros, 51; Jones, White Sox, 11-1, names recently cut have startsatlp.m.,Fri.,7a.m.Sat.,Sun.CallAston t e teall tournament apm .917, 2.15; Bonds, Pirates, 43; Nixon, Expos, Shaw at2519. Welch, A's, 22-5, .815,3.16; Bolton, turned up with other squads. 41; Raines, Expos, 40 Football games - Due to the DEFEX 15, 6p.m., at the Youth Center. Prize for 1st Red Sox, 8-2, .800, 2.83; William- How about Dave Duerson, shed. for Sept 21, all Captain's Cup football Hplace.sCallo4075. Pitching (9 decisions) - Dar- son, Orioles, 8-2, .800, 2.21; Cle- gameset for that date are reached. for win,Astros, 10-2, .833, 2.14; Tudor, the Chicago Bears safety Sept. he Teen Basketall Hot Shot Contest, to- mens, Red 27, as follows: 7 vs. 10, 6p.m.; 8 vs. 9, 7:15 night at 8:30 p.m., at the Youth Cester. Call Sox, 20-5, .800, 1.95. Cardinals, 11-4, .733, 2.54; Drabek, picked up by the New York p.m.; 1 vs. 3, 8:30 p.m. Call 2560. 4075. Strikeouts - Clemens, Red Pirates, 18-5, .783, 2.69; Cook, Phil- Giants, or receiver Leo Horseshoe Tourney - An organza- Teen barrel boat ride - Hey teem, Sox, 198; Ryan, Rangers, 189; B. tonal meeting for a Captain's Cup Horseshoe bring your rod and reel or just cme fer the lies, 8-3, .727, 3.51; R. Martinez, Lewis, claimed by Cleve- Witt, Rangers, 181; Hanson, Mari- Toumey will be held Fri., Sept 7, 11:30 a.m., ride, butdos'tmiss theTeen BarrelmeatRide, Dodgers, 16-6, .727, 3.02; land -- Lewis' old team. at the gym. Command must be present. T9 ners, 168; R. Johnson, Mariners, reps 7 9 3 Strikeouts - R. Martinez, Toumey dates are Sept. 15 end 16. Partici- ae ep.l t pm lerrsn 164; Langston, Minnesota grabbed receiver Angels, 164. Dodgers, 190; Cone, Mets, 181; pants' names must be submitted by Sept. 4075. Saves - Thigpen, White Sox, Chris Carter off Philadel- Call Amy at 2560.Teen dart tournament - Gooden, Mets, 179; DeLeon, Cardi- A Teen Dart 47; Eckersley, phia's list. A's, 41; D. Jones, nals, 148; Smoltz, Atlanta, 147. Tourmament is set forTues., Sept. 11, 8 p.m., at Indians, 34; Schooler, Mariners, 30; Your Saves - Franco, Mets, 31; story is imporant. Have the Youth Center. Prize for 1st place. Call Olson, Orioles, 29; Righetti, Yan- it told in the Daily Gazette. 4075. Myers, Reds, 27; L. Smith, Cardi- kees, 29. Cen Story Hotline, 4819. nals, 22; Lefferts, Padres, 22; D. Smith, Astros, 21.