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Vol. 31 No. 180 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, September 17, 1976
House and Senate approve tax revision
for adjournment.
Senate approval of the tax package, a compromise tailored by negotiators fro both chambers last W orld e Digest week, came swiftly after the mea-News
sure cleared two separate votes in WASHNGTON rU-e House eti the house. Committee has postponed until next The bill continues the basic 1974 week and perhaps indefinitely any reduction in income taxes, worth action against CBS correspondent about $15 billion over all, for an- Daniel Schorr. He's the reporter other year. The cut means a say- who got a copy of a secret House reeXd S, ings of about $180 to a family of port on the CIA and gave it to a four earning $15,000. New York newspaper which published Senator Mike M 2eansfield Moreover, the package cuts or, Representative Carl Albert it. Schorr has refused to reveal .hikes taxes in hundreds of other his source and at least half the WASHINGTON (AP)--The most compre- ways, making it 'the most sweeping ted Congress probably would run committee members show. little enthuhensive tax revision in seven legislation of its type since the work past the Oct. 2 target, Den- siasm for a constitutional clash
years, including an extension .1969 Tax Reform Act. ocratic leaders vowed yesterday over freedom of. press.
through 1977 of the income tax cut, Passage of tMe tax bill produces that won't work.
as sent to Pres. Ford. late yester- a major step toward adjournment and, Speaker Carl Albert declared the FRESNO, Calif. (IJPI)--Four Fresno,, day as House and Senate leaders a chance to hit, the 'campaign trail. House would meet all night if nec-~ Calif., newsmen jailed two weeks"'ago
pressed to' meet the Oct. 2 target in earnest. Though Ford has predic- essary next' weeki "Wednesday and for refusing to reveal their sources Thursday will be killers," he said, 'go to court today in an' attempt to
Violence connected to Kissinger visit and disclosed that Senate Leader end 'their indefinite sentences. AtMike Mansfield had told him the torn for the Fresno Bee reporters JOHANNESBURaG, South Africa(AP)-- Black, colored and white lead- Senate would finish by Oct. 1 no requested the hearing in Superior
Two fire bombs were hurled into a ers here have been invited to meet matter what the House does., . Court. They say they hope to show
downtown Johannesburg department Kissinger during his two-day stop'- ,'that further jail time would not eover in South Afrca to give their For Mansfield himself, only hours succeed in forcing the newsmen to store~~ yesterday an oie lie
such attacks were planned by nil-' views on the underlying causes of of Senate .activity remained, in his reveal how the newspaper obtained
~itant blacks to coincide with the South Africa's racial upheaval. , 24 years ot service in that chain- testimony from a court-sealed grand
visit of U.S. Secy. of State Henry 'American Embassy officials de- ber. He bids, farewell to the Cap- jury transcript.
A. Kissinger. coineded to say who was in the two itol today before 'heading on a
>No on was injured in the bomb- groups invited to meet Kissinger mission to China in his last act as WASHINGTON (AP)--The "Washington
ing, te third fire bomb attack in other than to say that one con- Majority Leader, a post he has held Post" says Navy leaders are preparwhite areas of Johannesburg in less sists 'of blacks and coloreds and since 1961 and longer than 'any ing to retrieve a top-secret F-14,
than 24 hours'. 'Fire bombs were the other of 'blacks and whites. other mian. "Tomcat"' fighter that sunk in interthrown at two buses carrying black national waters this week. The jet workers in white suburbs Wednesday: Groundwork being laid for end of strike rolled off the deck of the U.S. airnight, injuring one person slight- craft carrier John F. Kennedy
ly. DETROIT (AP)--Top bargainers of Tuesday during a NATO exercise. A
"We believe, this type'of attack the United Auto Workers and Ford Navy spokesman told' the Associated
may be he first of many planned Motor Co. are holding private meet- Press he' was not' aware of plans to rerieve the pln.Acrin to 3
to coincide with, Kissinger's , ings this week to lay the ground- reivetepa..Acdngo
visi," poicespoksma sad. ork or spedyend o anaton-the Post, a Soviet cruiser was v " p c s e n iwr r se e t n ocircli'ng the area where the $14 nil"W areworried but we will take wide walkout by 170,000 workers. ,linjtsk.T1ePs'adth
all the necessary 'precautions." Officially, UAW Pres.' Leonard WNavy F-14 would yield more secrets
Kissinr is due to arrive to- Woodcock has declared a cooling-off to the Soviets if they recover the
day for talks with Prime inister period until Monday,. when formal plane than Americans expect to get
John Vorster in Pretoria, the cap- talks on a new three-year contract from their examination of the Soviet
tal, about 40 mils 'north of are expected to resum. LEONARD WO KMIG-25 flown to Japan.
hannesbur'g However, spokesmen for the union e es eOaCVThousands of black workers -and automaker confirmed yesterday The sources added the union ,must NE YOR (AP)--An explosion rocked
streamed back' into Johannesburg that the'top two' negotiators for say publicly there' would be no ser-' a Croatian church complex in New
,from the segregated black town- each side are 'in' daily contact to ious'bargaining until next 'week so, York City late last night. Police shi>p of Soweto yesterday after a get th~e stalled" talks' moving',again. as not to alienate the bargaining say the blast forced several nuns,
three-day strike to protest South 'MIeanwhile, the company said pick- committee, 'which ultimately must en- priests and other residents, to evacAfrica's acial laws that vir- eting at 102 facilities in 22 states dorse any agreement before it can uate the building. No one was retually crippled business and con- remained peaceful as the third na- be submitted for approval to the ported injured. The cause of the merce in the city. tionwidewalkout in Ford's history rank-and-file. explosion is not yet known. The
But in the coastal city of Cape wound through its second full day Woodcock said Wednesday that UAW church is the one attended by four
Town, 1,000 miles south, "color- without incident. Auto output at Vice Pres. Ken Bannon and McKenna of the Croatian nationalists who hi-eds," as persons ofmixed race are the nation's number two carmaker have been discussing "scheduling .... a TWA et l weee.
ficially called here, boycotted has been halted since midnight problems"' concerning the union's re- jake 'a TWA j
their jobs for the second day. Tuesday. duced work-time 'proposal, ,a key SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Patricia Hearst
Police mounted heavy patrols in The union and company are sharply stumbling block in the talks. will be sentenced Sept. 24 in her
colored and black twnships in and diided over major economic The company has eeted the UAW's Sa ....... ...... .
seve...al..rejected'. ,"....- San Francisco bank robbery convic-,
around Cape Town to prevent intim- issues, and both sides have conceded demand that workers get an addition- tion. Miss Hearst was found guilty idation of workers who refused to the walkout will last at least two al 12 paid days off each year, in March but was ordered to undergo strike. About 500 armed white or three weeks. The ratification saying such a plan would hamper its psychiatric tests before final sencivilians patrolled the streets of process alone, they note, could take ability to schedule production. tencing. She could get as much as
Wellingtn, 40 miles fron Cape a week or more. 35 years in jail.
Town during he night. Most financial analysts are prePress' reports aid 16 persons dicting the walkout will not extend ' POINTE-A-PITRE, Guadeloupe (AP)-were killed, 14 by police gunfire, beyond four weeks. They also say a VVehicles to be ticketed Another vapor explosion has been
in violence accompanying, the strike of less'than 30 days will r "eported at La Soufriere volcano on
Soweto boycott. 'Police deny they have no major impact on the company, for parking on lawns the French island 'of Guadeloupe,
shot anyone in those disturbances, the strikers or the economy. They the fourth since July, the governsay, however, the work stoppage ment has announced. At the sameEsoplChurch c could affect the economy if it goes time, the government has authorized beyond a month. NAVSTAGTMOINST 11101.10, Family the return of 1,800 Msidents to Sources close to the talks say Housing Information BookLet, Chapter two communities. More than 70,000 riesthood to w n Woodcock and his top lieutenant have VII, paragraphC, 3, states that residents were evacuated from near been meeting with Ford's number one under no circumstances will vehicles the volcano last month. AP)--The Episcopal Church has , bargainer, Sidney McKenna, and his, ' be permitted on lawn areas. This
opened its priesthood to women. The chief aide to break the logjam.' The applies to moving vans,'motorcycles, (AP)--Former Georgia Gov. Lester
decision was made in an emotional ,issues inld wages, health care, 'trailers, campers, etc., as' well as Maddox accused the national news session'of the church's 65th pensions, unemployment benefits 'for automobiles. Vehicles will receive media yesterday of "blacking out"
Trinial Governing Convention in ' laid-off' workers and a top union, tickets and' may be towed away. his campaign for the presidency.
inneapolis. demand for more paid days 'off each There have been numerous complaints Maddox, nominee of the American
e wr~abut ,00 pecatrs yea to crete new jobs. , !i] ' c oncerning!skateboards being used on Independent party, opened 'is head1 ly ~ clegy pre n ~ ties sses,"' adding teewudben swl as the opeator of a moving South Africa n Rhodesia. Abot
ecn oauhrz he dnto be ac hieved !Until then because ,:# ." of all main streets. There have (AP)--Scientists studying Mars say
fw:mn Woodeck' had :ordered: his .bargainig been instances hee the skateboard- Martian soil may contain' ife forms.
Fo nary ,O easEpsopl dmiteetogohoe to rest.and not ra wralos hit cause there The scientists got their first biolChrct dtin ha imte te , ret r uni Snay ight' 'at the :: no poitv contrl of the s:kate- o gy test results from the Viking-2
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Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, September 17, 1976'
RED CROSS LEARN-TO-SWIM CLASS
The Americaned Cross is offerig The Socializers Club will hold its eiica e s offering monthly meeting Monday, Sept. 20 at an adult 'learn-to swi class beginning 8 p.m. All members are advised to . Oct. 5a.Vilamar pool. .he attend. The club is also opening Community classes wll be held each evening their doors for anyone who would from 6 to 8. A second class like to join.
will begin Oct. 18. Participants
in the first1 class may remain for
Bthe second perio if they so desire CHARMERS TO MEET There is no charge for these classes. Charmers will meet today, the Register at the Red Cross office or topic for the meeting .is proper call '95434. diction." Class 1 will start at PRICE BREAKE PRO .A 3:00 and class 2 at 4:30 to 6 p.m PRICE :BREAKER PROGRAM at 12 Radio Pt.
It has been the policy of commer- COOKING CLASS
N, cial stores to price certain items of popular merchandise at below the~ Mama Ellie's cooking class for
Today'S meeting PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER RETURNS normal markup or sell the items at men (ladies invited too) will begin cost to induce business. These Thursday at 6:30 p.m. There will iDick Aufenger of Aufenger items have been called loss leaders be five classes in all. For more OC[ALIZERS Club w- Studios, Norfolk, Va,,,will make a' in trade. The Navy Exchanges have information call Mama Ellis at 85863,
in crds, dominoes, 'rummy, royal return visit to Gitmo Sept. 24 joined the program and this system
Dicino and bonko. from 7 to midnight. through 27 'for the purpose of taking with a program called price breakers. JOB OPENINGS
SUNDAY portrat photographs. The Navy Exchange in Guantanamo will
Aufenger's visit this time last Put these specials into ef fect this A secretary is needed at Old Doyear enabled many Gitmo residents to week and will have special signs and minion Dairy. Six months general aRT theY SCHOOLta' whlol~for meet give a gift at Christmas that only posters highlightig the items af- office experience is required. Must achild- they can give -- a portrait, and fected. A second method of telling be accurate in details and figures. re rmtoyears tothe 2nd grade- a" ttsd yigaiiypeerd or
.... maro stttosto grandparents iad the if an item is a Price Breaker will Tying ability preferred. Hours third grade to adult classes will : opportunity to light up the yule- be the price. Worldwide, those are 8 a.m. until noon, Monday
meet at thehigh scho at 9:30 tide season with beautiful full co- items ending in 44� or 9. in the Navy through Friday. For more informam,. Alageswillmeet at the NAS lor portraits of their name sakes. Exchanges will be specially priced tion call 85187 or 85117
LeadPit Chapel. at 10 a .m., Gitmo residents~ a're reminded there and, part of the Price! Breaker Program.
R iwill be a $1 sitting fee for each Some examples of Price Breakers are: SCOTCH DOUBLES NO-TAP CHUCH F HRIT wllmeet at McCal- sitting. This fee will be used in
'aCael ati 9:30 a.m. For more in- the purchase price of a sale of more Polaroid SX70 Deluxe Camera There will be a Scotch Doubles
io call 97191, than $15 This fee will beconsid- $144.99 No-Tap Bowling Tournament tomorrow
~LIAT~ BIDE LIJ wll ered on ea~ch individual sitting. 108 Polacolor-2 film 4.69
peeG knwC Aufenger will be taking photos 108 Polacolor-2 (2 pack) 8.79 in right up until starting time and
ie a'teCMClbat 7 p'.m, from the 24th through 27th. The Anacin 100's 1.34 ~ the cost is $5 per couple.
Gmsaeopen to all base residents, number toicall to make ani appoint-. Bayer 100's .99 -MCU
ormore inormatio call .i.. .os.y ment is 85389. Due to the demand DINNER DANCE AT' PHIL-AM CLUB
at 85149 AWH- ~of~ the services of Aufenger for LEARN TO SEW/CROCHET A niesr inrdnewl
thIe upcoming holiday season, it is mank annieeraytinne danhe willda YARD SALES~ advisable toaca'll early. ' Beginning sewing classes will be akte ceertionda of the folAmc u nda starting Sept. 28 from 9 - Gtn dayto the PhA club coming Thrd ifllb a five family yard STEC AND SEW CLASSES 11 a.m. For more information~ call aimo t the0 club hoorouse Tcmencng s a 2r951265 AT. to the affair are available for, 9 to 1. Items include' toys, Basic Stretch and Sew cla~sses will truhteofcr raymme cl~othing, Kenmore "washing machine,~ start Sept. 29 from 9 to 11 a~m. Beginning 'crocheting classes-.will ofth ub Nhe uffiers o call membr books recods, games and muc.h'. For more information call N~ancy New- 'be starting Sept. 30 from ofcet th e ub. Numer or call9 for
mr.kirk at 98'297 AT. '9 to 11 a.m. For more information tcesae921A ~ 06 T
call 951265 AT. OPENINGS IN SHELLCRAFT CLASSES Ther willa yard sale at 369D ENCYCLOPEIIA SALES>,AT MC Kittery Beach tomorrow from 10 -2. The Caribbean Arts and Crafts
Call~~b 904ho oe nomto.Eylopedi~a Britannic saes will PACK 401 FENCE LI NE TOUR Association still has openings in' bhedat the Marine Corps Echange both 'the' morning and evening Shelle bea yard sale tomorrow through Saturday. These 'are being The Cub Scouts of Pack 401 will ' craft classes. The classes are to
at 178CBfro 102.Items will offereda a 25 to 35 pe cent dis- go on a fence line" tour Saturday. begin Sept. 20. 'The cost is $15.
inlderg, iig omchis All Cub Scouts are to meet in front To register call 96290 AT.
pai allms tereo, tw SN~ORKEL LS of the telephone exchange at 8:30
prabl TVs, couch and a 19~66 a.m. "All Cub Scouts miiust bring per- DIRECTIVE ON ORGANIZATIONS Chev ala 37 fo $600.o. Call A snork diving clas i be held mission slips to attend this outing. 952 T for more inf. on Leeward startingMonday. Late For more informationcall Lynda A new directive has been issued Hollingsworth at 951027. ' covering private organizations on T e w a yard sale tomorrow at 7 'p.m. at thae Leeward Pool. "Bring' ' base -- COMNAVBASE GTMO INSTRUCTION aGranadll circle 81A & B from a bathing suit and any snorkeling DAAE 'CAMERA SALE AT NEX '5760.1. Officials of each organiza-' 1uni.gear you may have. For further in DAAED- tion should review this directive to foartomamlayrdei Swrd all L r You may have wondered why those insure compliance therewith. One of Therewi two fmilymard Secia . or damaged cameras and projectors are' the requirements of the directive is
sale r a being sold at half price in the that each organization submit its
inth bcyard from9:30 to 'Navy Exchange camera department., organizational documents (constitu2pm.Items will include baby The reason is these items were'' tion, bylaws, etc.) to ComNavBase ,
cl , little girls dresses, SWINGERS TO SWING ON FERRY returned by. customers for full re- via the command which provides its
-mtentytps,,mn and boys long fund. Afterwards the companies support (building, electricity, water,'
sleeve srts, braided rug-and a 'The Gito Swngers Square Dance would not accept them back, since etc.), within 60 days from the date stro irf yuu'rego'ing oac .K to the club will'be doing something differ- 'they were' in the customers pass- of the directive's issuance (Sept.
statesfor te winter, come and ent onigh. TonighL sesion too long. They ate therefore 1, 1976). Any questions regarding
e o nter cthesfor the is set aside to earn badges, which being sold 'as is' for half' pric, the applicability of the directive
whol ily. may be earned bydancing on the rather 'than having them repaired may be addressed to the Staff Judge ferry at Leeward Point, then at the and selling for regular price. Advocate - 85600, 85432 or 85817. Fnl4family yard 'sale tomorrow Desal Patbfore returning to the The result is that you the 'cusfr 0- 1 . at 63C Villamr. clubhouse. llSwingers planning tamer reap the benefits of a better BOWLING MEETING
'1 'on making 'the trip... .whether they buy.
Thre wila yard~saleg this want'to earni badges or not... .are There is a repairman on base whose There will be an organizational
Snday at367C Kittery Beach from "asked' to meet at 'the clubhouse at name and phone' number may be found ' meeting for the Friday Night Specials 10 - 2 4m. There 11l be ladies 8 p .m. A workshop will be, held as in the IqEX moonlighters' file located Bowling League at 2 p .m. Sunday ci g and men's clothing. Call usual at 7:30 p.m. at the customer service desk in the at Marblehead Hall for the purpose 980 AT. Retail Store. ' of electing officers. Presently three more teams are needed. This
Er~ ~ P~A AMRICAj~AQN ALEMODELERS MEET TUESDAY is an 8-team, mixed league. Anyone E Y O D ...... ON ...... << ...... desiring to enter as a team or
':?ei iecanU.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMO BAY, There will be a meeting of the 'wanting more information, call Mike TheEnycopeiaAmrianaan BSECUBA Guantanamo Bay Modeling Association Worth at 85600 or 85432 DWH or at a Booke in on sale on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at V 1227B. 85205 AWH. League bowling will e Exchange though -Club projects and business will be commence at 8:30 p.m. on the Sept.
Snaata25 to 35 per cent' diAcussed. Members are urged to 24.
s avg to base personnel. 'ao 'attend and all 'other interested
persons are cordially invited. FTG BOOK FAIR TO BE HELD C B F C L TED ptJh H. MConnel Capt David W. ' Call Ed Gumphrey at 951038 AT for I .. Boo F will be held Si. moreinformnation. ...' The FIG Boak Fair will be held No vag B- .v on Sept. 18 from 10 a.;. - 3 p.m.
M_'e 04boo fair .. is icer th bniot
we: c r :: pot 'ShoashpFud K jd2: y w< a � cted '........
Friday, September 17, 1976 Guantanam Gazette Page 3
Ford and Carter address Italian-American Foundation
* WASHINGTON (UPI)---Pres. Ford and Pres. Ford says he'll campaign Jimmy Carter, responding to Pres.
his Democratic rival, Jimmy Carter, from a Mississippi riverboat on a Ford's opening campaign speech,
last night got a brief taste of what three-day trip beginning tomorrow yesterday said Ford has switched their coming debates may be like, through the South, home base of his to support of government social
Ford spoke at a Bicentennial oponent. Jimmy Carter. Ford's programs that Republicans have opTribute Dinner of the Italian- trip is to take hii''from Mobile to posed in the three years before
American Foundation at the Miami. He's to spend seven hours election year.
Washington Hilton Hotel, where he aboard the sternwheeler steamboat In Indianapolis, Carter called
called for a revival of ethnic Natchez-Nine. the Ford promises campaign rhetoric, neighborhoods. He also talked about 'Two days after his southern trip, saying, "No President since Herbert
the need to encourage and protect Ford is to meet Carter in Hoover has presided over a worse
individuality. Philadelphia for the first in their economic catastrophe.".
Although Carter followed Ford to series of campaign debates. Repeating his claim that Ford is
the platform, the two did not ac- Old pro Nelson Rockefeller, tray- reluctant to campaign hard for fear
tually cross paths. The former eling with Sen. Bob Dole to give his of holding his record up to scrutiny, Georgia governor received an enthus- recently-criticized campaign a Carter said, "The Republican nominee
iastic reception from the group as boost, said yesterday parts of the is finally running, but it's his he condemned discrimination in Republican platform do not reflect own record that's his major opAmerican society. Carter said it Pres. Ford's thinking. pone-nt."
was unfair that there has never been At a news conference in Rochester, "He can't undo with promises at
a Supreme Court justice of Italian N.Y., Rockefeller called the the last minute the terrible image heritage. Republican platform a compromise he and his party have done to the
As Ford left the dinner, he ran and declared, "As far as certain nation..." the Democratic presideninto two groups of demonstrators, aspects of the platform are concern- tial nominee said at a news confereach taking a side on the abortion ed, I can only speak for the ence.
issue. One group chanted "Free President, it does not reflect his HIis speech last night treated us
ie " t o thinking to the typical Republican spectacle
L iRockefeller did not spell out the of supporting programs in an elecdifferences, and the White House tion year that the Republicans have Both presidential candidates also had no immediatecomment. opposed in the other three years,"
went after the ethnic vote else- Dole said he is trying to improve Carter added.
where. After the Italian-American his campaign, criticized earlier
ner, Ford addressed a Spanish- this week.by Ford's campaign manager. 'W erican group and praised Hispanic The Kansas senator blamed part of
people. Earlier, Carter had met his problem on pressure from then
with Mexican-Americans and Greek-. White House for hasty schedule considering r of IGi-25
Americans. changes.
TOKYO (AP)--Japan is still con- States), it is natural that a necsidering whether a MIG-25 flown to essary exchange of opinions would Cnioura conference scheduled Japan by a defecting pilot will be take place from time to time."
returned to the Soviet Union, a "What is clear in our minds is government. spokesman said yester- that the examination has the sole
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)--The Arab The conference is to be attended day. purpose of clarifying the backLeague's chief mediator for by Lebanon's Pres.-elect Elias "The question of whether and when ground and nothing more," he said.
Lebanon, Hassan Sabri Kholi, indic- Sarkis, Palestinian guerrilla lead- the aircraft is to be returned will The Defense Agency was studying ated yesterday there had been a er Yasir Arafat and a "very' high- be considered after some days," the measures needed to move the airbreakthrough in his .efforts to end level special envoy from Dam ascus," foreign ministry official, Kensuke craft, he added.
the country's 17-month Civil War. he said. He was waiting to be in- Yanagiya, told a news conference.
Kholi pinned his expectations on formed of the Syrian representa- The supersonic aircraft, consida three-party Lebanese-Syrian- tives name at any minute, he ad- ered one of the most sophisticated
Palestinian conference he arranged ded. in the world, landed at Hakodate Visa
for today at the Leb'anese border He said .the conference would deal in northern Japan Sept. 6. The 'ue
town of Chtoura. with three points: fixing of the pilot,' Lt. Viktor Invonovich Cuban refuge tees
"This will be a very important date and time for a cease-fire, Belenko, was granted asylum in the
conference after intensive contacts removal of all fortifications and United States and left Japan a week
to ensure its success," he said, armed men from all war fronts, a ago. Japanese Defense Agency of- WASHINGTON (AP)--The Justice Detime-table for the implementation ficials have begun to examine the partment cut through visa rules of the 1969 Cairo Agreement be- jet. yesterday to allow all Cuban refuNew agreem ent tween Lebanon and the Palestinians. The Soviet News Agency Tass warn- gees still on immigration parole to This governs the military presence ed Japan Wednesday that its actions immediately obtain permanent residi i e P n u iom of Palestinian guerrillas in were "aggravating Soviet-Japanese dency, a step which could cut their
di i es P nm n Lebanon, restricting them to their relations" because they were' "un- path to' citzenship by years.
SEOUL "CAP) --The formerly neutral camps and certain border areas with dertaken'with the instigation and Many of 'the 66 ,000 Cuban refugees
e village of Panmunjom was offi- Israel. support of a third side" and dis- whose permanent residency applicadvce "We are working up to a very im- regarded international law. tions are pending will, in fact,
ity 'agreement went into force, portant date, Sept. 23, when Pres- "The position of the Japanese become simultaneously eligible for
the U.N. Command said, elect Elias Sarkis will take over government remains unchanged," citzenship under the waiver announThe command and North Korea ap- the presidency," Kholi said. Yanagiya said. "The incident was ced by the department.
proved the arrangement 10 days ago Pierre Gemayel, leader of the caused by the illegal entry of the The department gave no reason for
to prevent clashes like the one Aug. Phalange Party which fields the . Soviet pilot into Japan. its actions.
18 in which ax-wielding North largest Christian 'militia in the ' "The Japanese government believes The department's Office of Legal Korean guards killed two American Civil War, said he was also optim- it ig fully entitled to carry out Council ruled that Cuban refugees
officers. istic about'peace prospects. the necessary examination to clar- no longer need to compete with other
Under the agreement, military per- He stated this on his return from ify the background of the violation Western Hemisphere natives for the
sonnel of each side, including Cairo where he conferred with Pres. of Japanese air space and the forc- 120,000 permanent resident visas
armed guards, must stay on their own Anwar Sadat 'on Lebanese peace pros- ed landing." 'issued annually.
side of the military demarcation .pects. -'He denied that American experts That quota has discouraged many line that runs through the middle Sarkis was also to fly to Cairo were given access to information immigrants from 'applying for perof the 800-meter-wide true village, tomorrow, after the Chtoura confer- from the Defense Agency's examin- manent residency at all, while
Formerly,. guards from both sides ence, Kholi said. ation. those who do currently have to wait
were free to mingle throughout the Pacification efforts continued in "No foreigner is admitted to the at least 2 1/2 years.
village, which lies inside the our- 'Beirut amid recriminations and con- examination.operation," he said. The ruling not only allows the
kilometer-wide Demilitarized Zone fusion following the government re- "The examination is to be conduct- Cubans to obtain the visas .mediseparating South from North Korea shuffle by Pres. Suleiman Franjieh. ed independently," he said. "How- ately, but will include, as well, a under 1953 armistice agree . ever, on some matters which require rollback in the effective date of under g tie 3 agement specialized and technical knowledge their permanent residency to up to i it andthet,:<::r : the Defense Agency might seek such 30 months prior to their applicaPanmunjom's neutral status, journal- Lebanese fronts continued. asual-' knowledge from outside... tion. In no case, however, will the ists, workers and other civilians ties in a 24-hour period, according "Because of the existence of effective date be moved back further technically can still cross the line to hospital sources, were about 100 close relations between the two than the date the applicant was parand:mote freely in the village, the killed and 130 wounded. ' countries (Japan and the United oled into the United States.
agreement stipulates. Thla reuesnim gat't
Asked what measures' will be taken Th law re an imigrant tto isur thesecrityof eporersbe a permanent resident for five crossing into the Communist-guarded Ia m t e ev s p ry h c i years before becoming eligible to sector, a command spokesman said 'apply for citzenshipo Thanks to
they, will be required to stay south SALUSBURY, Rhodesia (AP)--Rhodesian racial integration and sticking to the rollback provision, many of the of the line. Prime Minister Ian Smith was 'given land laws that' give half the country Cubans will be able to file immediFdb- "full backing" yesterday by his rul- to the 270,000 whites and the other ately for citzenship, while others
server ta ing-all-white Rhodesian Fron' Pofty half to sM t million blac. will have the wait cut at least in
Armistice Commission has supervised to seek a constitution settlement The vote came as U S. Secy. of half.
engineers from both sides marking with the, country's blacks. State Henry A. Kissinger arrived Furthermore, the exemption for the
the demarcation line with concrete The 57-year-old Rhodesian leader in Lusaka, Zambia, on his current Cubans will lift much of the load spoke behind closed doors at the mission seeking to settle the racial from the waiting list for the perpot -pty' convention in-the 4- battlin i-n outhern' Africa. -nt !!si -I under the -venin pysca cotat etee havilyguaded eastern Rodesian Much. of Smith' s speech was report-: ular quota, which will remin at miiay esnelo h tw sde tow of ,umtli. :The 600 povncal77 edly a briefing on hs meeting 120,000 perc year. Tht means that
endd her disusios ve the deeaeste ps7 rsltin 'Tesday wi th South African Prime ' :: other Western 'Hemisphere natives giving Smitha freehand.i nego i Minister John Vorster on Kissinger's "likelyill :get their ownvisas .
Th sgnn 'f h accord�,:+. follow blacks.'' , ��, - < : : ,Kissinger �is to meet with Vorster Since� 1959, more tha 700,000
ingfiv sesios o scret tlk Bu the delegates also. mad it , in Pretoria today to discuss the Cuban refugees have been paroled bewen rmstceComisin ece ler that t here; coldb no devia- growig guerrilla war in Rhodesa< into the United States. Of that ..
taiso ohsds ease tens!ion ting fro the bsi principles:, of :,: as, well as the situation'in Sot- numer about 213,000 already are
onte oen eisua te1-ya-ldpryn ore etAfrcia 'and So�uth Aca" 7....�permaent residets.
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a e a Bracket drag racing
SpecialSe ces announce s prce increase at Oceanview
Editor's note: The following is no later than Sept. 24. Those per- Byer oiHll rce rgrcn
the last in a series of articles sonnel currently leasing a horse a There wi be bracket drag racing at Oceanview this Sunday Inspectby the Special Services Officer. who wish to convert to co-leasing in n ie rasbgna 13 should dos pirOoOc.1 ions and time trials begin at 11:30 should do so prior to Oct. 1 . a.m.. Competition starts at 1:30 p.m.
n epingR Pro tdThe Racing Association will host
cne pn tit thslfsffcenc aSnd as am sp ed ce
cet .. sc ad aa performer clinic at the track
previous publications, tomorrow starting at 2:30 p.m.
Special ervices by M artin Beginning last racing day, the atvtewiliceseprices BASEBALL SCORES FROM YESTERDAY club started a quarterly point effective Oct. 1, 17 Editor's note: The following is system. Under this system, partipredictions for Sunday's pro AMERICAN LEAGUE cipants will receive 250 points for w Prices football games by UPI broadcast Kansas City 2, California 0 bracket winner, and 250 for top Bo'wling ~ $.4'5. sports editor Wally Martin: Minnesota 4, Oakland 0 eliminator. Bot slip rental '$15.00 Texas 5, Chicago 4 For specials, such as last race 'ding of
g of horses- $70.00 Redskins over Seahawks New York and Cleveland(postponed were given to Silver Cup winner Cowboys over Saints with rain) Brian Abel of VC-10. Examples: Those personnell currently renting Bills over Oilers Brian Abel has 1000 points, Rich a boat slp, leasing a horse, or Chargers over Buccaneers NATIONAL LEAGUE Kennard 750, Carry Synder 250. For boarding a horse will be billed Raiders over Chiefs Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 6 more information on the point for the new rate for themnofih of Vikings over Rams New York 4, St. Louis 1 system and the big trophy to be 'October. Thosewishing to-terminate Steelers over Browns Montreal 4, Chicago 3 presented in December, contact a current ent should notify Colts over Bengals Atlanta 5, Houston 3 TMC Vogel at '99221 or SK1 Hall Special Se e of thir intent Cardinals over Packers Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 2 at 90252. See you Sunday at Dolphins over Patriots, Oceanview. Marine Barracks Will Lions over Falcons
pistol. match GiantsovrEJunior Flag Football season begins
istol match was held last Sat- The Junior Flag Football 1976 season is scheduled to bin tomorrow a
udayat the base pistol range. 14:30 p.m. Besides football, there will be cheerleaders and our f it Th ne barracks team won the J f j snacks at the concession stand. y.a..rt m t 'iwit'h a total of 2008-29X. SP o t n b ifThe first game between the Lions and the Colts will start a 5, with
were followed by VC-10 with the second game between the Red Devils and the Dolphins beginning 15 a 1997-25X score and Naval Station ATLANTA (AP)--Betty Stove of the minutes after the completion of the first game. White cane in third with 1981-25X. Netherlands upset tournament The 'team'fr'om FTG finished fourth favorite Martina'Navratilova 6-1, Date 1s t ame 2nd game with 1845-12X and the Marine- ar- 3-6, 6-3 yesterday in Atlanta in Sept. 25 '"Red Devils/Lions Dolphins/Colts racks 'GB' team finished in lagt the quarter-finals of' the Women's Oct. 2 Dolphins/Lions Colts/Red Devils Oct.'i : 9 Red: Devils/Dolphins :Colts/lions �i:~: place for the meet with 1661-7X.~ National Indoor Tennis Champion- Ot e eisDlhn ot/in Another match is scheduled for ships. Miss Stove, Holland's 'to'p Oct. 16 Colts/Dolphins~ Lions/Red Devils tomorrow morning at 9:00 land all woman player, displayed a strong Oct. 23 Colts/Red Devils Lions/Dolphins spectators are invited to cme ' serve and volley game in defeating Oct. 30 Lions/Colts ed Devils/Dolphins by the base pistol range and watch MissNavatilova, a def..ector from Nov. 6 Red Devils/Lions Dolphins/Colts the competition. Czechoslavakia to the U.S. last Nov. 13 ' Dolphins/Colts' Lions/Red Devils year.Nov. 27 ' All Star Game
All1 star teams will be matched with the first and fourth place teams against the second and third place teams unless one team in the league goes undefeated. In this case the undefeated team will place an all-star team comprised of the remaining teams.
All, ads will be runi on~e time only, Child's drumn set, like new, complete, 'Job Opportunities
You must submit 'your ad each time $7; Solid State record player, $2O. Apliaon shudbsbmte t'teCnoiaedCvia'Prne'
you want it printed., Ads may be ' Call 96198 AT. 'AppOicaythonsin udae' indicted. If ih Cnsffidaiet applian hesne ' submitted by callrdng before 4 p.m.ofiebth clsndaeidct .Ifnufcetapiatsav
or by dropping it finne'of thie filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the position ,dropbhdiscriminate 1967 Chevy I aSports Coup, runs isfilled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may be obtaindope ba.c Af , good,' $500; amid-October ed at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing vacancy
colo ~o r national origin wiLll not 'Call 96167 after 6 p.m. or 952205 ,announcements posted of official bulletin 'boards.
"b e etd. The staffE reserves the AT. Two light blue living room ANONCMN POITO 'NRDESLR CLOSING DATE COMMA*right to re-wr'ite any ad it deems chairs'in~ good condition, velvet, -NQJCMN POIINADGAESLR _____ 0 A
necessary. $50 each; one 24',000 air conditioner
$5.10-725-76 Telephone Mechanic, 8 6.43 ph 13 Sept. 76 PWD for -sale $5.WG-11 (2 positions) Sailboat with cradle, $225 firm. 10-535-76 Cable$ Splicer, WG-1 $ 6.18 ph ' OPEN PWD
CllBaumann at6251 DWH. 15-039-76. Equipment Mechanic, $ 6.18 ph OPEN SRD.
.Black & Decker 2-sp'eed' sabre saw, 6 " WG-10o'
'231 'Zenith B' & W TV console, 'has 'new blades and case, $20; medium 35-024-76 Employd Development $16266 pa 15 Nov. 76 CCPO
picture, but needswork, $25; 3 size motorcycle helmet, $8; 2 Shelby ' Spec., GS-1
'pair women's shoes, 'size '10, $5 ea. 500 aluminum slot-style wheels, 14-6, 10-763-76 Mainteniance! Representa- $11046 pa' OPEN PWD
Call 952275 AT. ' 'ts most 'Chrysler products, chrome tive, GS-7
lug nuts, $40;~ electronic tachome-' 05-003-76 'Electronic Technician, $16255 pa OPEN PAO Fedders 10,500 1RTU air conditioner, ter for 12 volt car,. 4-6-8 cylinders, GS-11
$85; Fedders 5,000 BTU air condi- $10. Call Ed, 9510328 AT.
ioner, $35; airline animal cage, Applications will be accepted for the following 'permanent registers:
medium size, $15. Call 951036 AWE.
10-308-75 Telephone Oper., GS-2 $6296pa OPEN'
1967 Ford Galaxie '4-door, v8. P'S, 1966 Chevy' Ip ala, runs good, $600 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 $72pa OPEN AdT, dependable transportation, $400. or best offer. Call 952205 AT. 30-037-75 Accounts Maint. Clk., $7102pa OPEN
Cal97191 A. GS-3
Expandaway buffet, dining table 45-085-75 Store Worker, (Int, O OPEN 'Electric pressure cooker,"never used, with eight chairs, $350. May be WG-4
$30; small pit carrier, '$15; icro- seen at 276 DVillamar, 6th street, 94-001-75 ' Library Aid, (Int.), $6296pa OPEN
scope w/slides, $10; assorted sheet ' GS-2
music for piano, some beginners
books, all purchased in the states. Assorted 8-track tapes, $3 ea.; 4
Call 951146 after 7 p.m1. Realistic speakers, $300; pick-up B T' lg t S h d l truck for hauling service. Call ' B T .' lg t S h d l
Sears 2-ton hydraulic hand ~Jack, 85443 AWH or 95569 DWH. '' DAY/ ARRIVALS DEPARTURES
'brand new, '$12.' Call ,99146' 'AT. "DATE FROM ETA A/C 'FLT TO ''ETD A/C FLT
Panasonic receiver and 4-channel wanted Sat.
8-track w/4 Panasonic speakers and I Sept. 18 'JAX '1600 C118 LOGISTIC
BSR turntable, $175. Call 95575' Electric typewriter to rent for at Sun'
DWE or 90181 AWE. least a month. Rate is negotiable. Sept. 19 NOEF 1645 C141 ABA0475
Call 90220 AT. Mn. OPALOCKA 0800 _C131 LEGAL 1967 Oldsmobile, good~ running con- Gitmo boas, $5 ea. Call 85367 AWE. Sept. 20 NORF 1320' C141 'AQA0471 RSY!RDS 1000 C141 ABA0476 dition, /,PB recliner and 'KING 1745 C141 AQA0472 KING 1435 C141 A0471
reclIi n P-ro 2' tablp lamps; B&W A'- getebxtand--11ekod Te OE1 C141, AA
