St Louis (LKA 116) - Naval Cruise Book

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The squadron consisted of USS ST LOUIS ILKA-116j, USS TARA WA ILHA-lj, USS OCDEN ILPD-51, USS POINT DEFIANCE ILSD-311, USS HARBOUR COUNTY ILST-1195j and the USS PEORIA ILST-11831 In the vicinity of the atoll ENEWETOK, PHIBRON SEVEN relieved PHIBRON FIVE of it's operational commitments and assumed the duties of maintaining the United States presence in the Western Pacific and in the unstable region of the Indian Ocean. ' - I Amphibious Squadron Seven was divided into two Amphibious Ready Groups, Amphibious Ready Group Alpha and Amphibious Ready Group Bravo, which were tasked with operating in different regions of the Western Pacific. ARG BRAVO which consisted of USS ODCEN USS POINT DEFIANCE and USS PEORIA, proceeded north with the task of patrolling ,the region of the Sea of Iapan, Korea and Okinawa. Amphibious Ready Group ALFA consisting of USS ST LOUIS, USS TARA WA and USS BAREOUR COUNTY proceeded southward and patrolled the waters of the South China Sea and the Indian Ocean. During the seven month deployment, Amphibious Squadron Seven completed all assigned tasks and operational commitments with pride and professionalism. A cf If USS ST. LO IS I SA USS sr LOUIS ILKA-1161 USS ST LOUIS was launched at Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company, Newport News, Virginia, on Ianuary 4, 1969. She was placed in commission at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia, on November 22, 1969, becoming an integral part of the modern, mobile twenty knot amphibious force of the United States Pacific Fleet, and bears the name of the city and county of St. Louis, Missouri. Homeported in San Diego, California, ST LOUIS is a unit of Amphibious Squadron Seven. Carrying eleven assault boats and possessing a newly designed cargo handling system, the 575 foot ST LOUIS claims a powerful capability for support of amphibious operations that is significantly greater than older ships of her type. The mission of an LKA is to transport and land combat equipment and material with attendant personnel, in amphibious assault. Her four Mike 8 boats are the largest landing craft now hoisted aboard a Navy ship, and are capable of landing sixty ton tanks. An enlarged helicopter platform provides flexibility in the rapid evolving techniques of amphibious operations. The cargo handling system includes twelve booms, two of which have a capacity of seventy tons, special elevators and numerous cargo spaces for both vehicles and general cargo. Four cargo holds and several special cargo compartments provide the capability to transport any equipment presently required to support an amphibiousqassault. The engineering plant is fully automated and can be operated by fewer men than required on older ships. The fully air-conditioned ship includes roomy living quarters for both crew and ambarked troops, a recreation room and a library. Besides wartime victories, LKA's have accomplished significant peacetime achievements. They have been visible symbols of power for peace statesmanship in times and places of crisis, brought medical care, food and supplies to persons striken by hurricanes, floods and earthquakes, rescued seafarers in peril on stormy oceans and goodwill emissaries to other nations around the world. ,:b,,,:,7::LV, .. --,-.-... T. . ...--,., .- . 4532? , 1 'F':'32 '22 T CQNlulVlANl9l 5 G e3tif5Kf'0'qhH1i1t if9?P s. OFFICER ' Born in San Diego, Captain Morris grew up in Tooele, Utah. He graduated from the University of Utah in 1957 and received his commission through the NROTC program. He served in USS OAK HILL fLSD-7j as an Ensign, then reported to Pensacola, Florida for flight training. Upon his designation as a Naval Aviator in Iune 1959, he reported to Fighter Squadron 124 at NAS Moffett Field, California as a F8U 'Crusader' fighter pilot. He subsequently flew the Crusader in five fighter squadrons prior to reporting as Assistant Air Operations Officer on the staff, Carrier Group FIVEfAttack Carrier Striking Force Seventh Fleet in October 1969. He then served a tour in Air Test and Evaluation Squadron 4 as Administrative Officer and project test pilot. Following a tour as Executive Officer he took command of Fighter Squadron 24 in May 1972 while deployed in USS HANCOCK ICVA-19j conducting combat operations off the coast of Vietnam. Captain Morris next attended the Air War College at Maxwell AFB, Alabama during which time he also received a Master of Arts degree in political science from Auburn University. His next assignment was in USS RANGER ICV-611 where he performed as Air Operations and Operations Officer. His most recent tour was Executive Assistant and Flag Secretary for the Commander Naval Air Force, U. S. Pacific Fleet. Captain Morris was awarded three Distinguished Flying Crosses, the Bronze Star, the Meritorious Service Medal, the Navy Commendation Medal,,the Navy Achievement Medal, and numerous other personal decorations for more than 300 combat missions over North Vietnam. ' He is married to the former Shannon Puckett of San Diego, and has three children, a son Darin and daughters Cyndy and Drew. ..., D- -.a..--,,...,- ,,... .,..,. f 1-.-F -.-ff v. -v-1 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Lieutenant Commander William D. Morris was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky. He graduated from Bellarmine College and received his commission as an Ensign in 1967 through the OCS proram. Initial assignment was in USS BOXER ILPI-I 41 as a Deck Officer. Subsequent assignments include USS EL PASO ILKA-1171 Pre commissioning detail as Boat Group Commander, a tour of Recruiting at Naval Recruiting District, Columbus Ohio, Operations Officer in the fleet oiler USS CANISTEO IAO 99j, a brief tour in USS MONIESTER IFF 1097j, Chief Engineer in USS TOWERS IDDG 91. His most recent tour was at the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia. SCPOC BMCS CRIGSBY SENIOR CHIEF PETTY OFFICER OF THE COMMAND MAA FORCE lL to R1 CHIEF MASTER AT ARMS MA1 TREINEN, GMGz SHELEKIS, BM2 CRODESKA, SGT MORROUGH, VBM1 BELL, BM2 ROBLEDO, OS1 GUMZ, CPL BOATMAN, SM2 WARD, CPL IACKSON, CPL HENDRICKSON .TQ IS I r 11 , .. X -4 . P lun if an-ay ,a nl 3 'JE nf. Shan' t. ' 495513--2 ., gf, ,n .n'pf ,, - Putting San Dlego's economy i.iJ?1V1'Nt'L 'i ' this -si 1?-f :m ate . . . in perspective for you f5ectlon Xj S011 Di090. C0lil0rni8 25 Cents 5Parts - 128 Pages '15-. we 1' END OF THE LINE - Chargers' quarterback game. San Diego's dream of reaching the Super Dan FouLs is sacked by Oakland Raider defensive Bowl ended in a 34-27 defeat to Oakland fSports end Willie Jones during yesterday's AFC title coverage starts on D-ll. - Dan Tichonchuk photo G d sses fans in Charger blues By JEFF RISTINE city throughout the game provided a lousy game, said one dejected nmncsmwnm No newspaper could print it, no camera could televise it, no radio station could broadcast it. Nothing could capture the deep, pervasive gloom Charger fans car- ried along with their limp pompons and pennants as they filed out of San Diego .lack Murphy Stadium yester- day. Their beloved' Chargers had fallen, vanquished 34-27 by the hated Oak- land Raiders. The dark clouds that hung over the fitting, if unwanted, complement, A few raindrops were falling only minutes after the Raiders shattered the Chargers' Super Bowl hopes. They could have been tears. That was a heartbreaker, wasn't it ' said one woman wearing the uni- form of the afternoon. a blue-and- yellow T-shirt. I should have gave my ticket away, I should have gave my ticket away, exclaimed another pony- tailed fan, stomping away in anger I think the Chargers played a viewer as he stared out onto an empty field. Spell lousy with a capi- tal L. Beaten on the playing field, not all the fans were beaten so badly in spir- tt. Robert Rich of Hillcrest was stick- ing by his souvenir stand a full 45 minutes after the final play. The real faithful ones are still buying, he noted. The Raiders' hats really picked up toward the end. At the beginning of the game, they were sort of sneak- ing them in under their shirts. t'I love the Chargers, said Jim Lu ury car sales in high gear By MARTIN GERCHEN rniauus Busmexs wma While most Americans fretted about the recession last year, an increasing number of San Diegans plunked down lens of thousands of dollars in cash to buy exotic foreign sports cars. The Italian-made Ferrari - with an average price last year of 553,000 up from 543,000 in 1979 - posted an increase in sales of 35 percent over 1979, says David Rose, owner of Ferrari of San Diego. Lotus, made in England, sells for between 836,000 and 841,000 and sold better here last year than it did in 1979. says' Tom White, general manager of Automobile Mews. His 1980 sales were up 50 percent over the previous year, he said in an interview. And a Mercedes-Benz dealer said, lf there is one re- cession-proof business, it is selling luxury foreign cars. Most of the Ferrari and Lotus sales were for cash, said the men who run the dealerships. This transpired here during a year which saw Detroit post its worst sales record since 1961. . Sales of domestic new cars plunged 20.2 percent from 1979 to 6.5 million vehicles, compared with 8.2 millionin 1979. Six San Diego dealerships which sold U.S. cars closed their doors last year. At the same time, imports took an unprecedented 26.5 percent of the total U.S auto market. Their share in California at one point was up to 55 percent before falling back to about 28 percent. Behind the sales figures for slinky, expensive foreign cars here is the fact that about 40 percent of the U.S. population is insulated from inflation, economists have said. This group consists of single persons, married couplm with two paychecks, and, obviously, very well-off people like doctors and those who own businesses. While the average Ferrari sold here last year for 553000, some models went for as much as 8120,000, said Rose. He declined to say how many S120,000 models were sold here, explaining that the Italian automaker is sensi- tive to such publicity. And after posting a 35 percent increase in sales last year, Rose says 1981 seems to be registering an uptum in business. It takes about a month for us to close a deal because there are a lot of variables, but judging from the number of orders in the hopper, I would say there has been an- upturn so far this year. Ferraris have no options. They come with full leather interiors, electric windows, air conditioning and every- thing else you'd expect to find on a car costing around 553,000 One question Rose does not get concerns gas mileage, My customers really don't care about that. But some do want to make sure the car can go 300 to 400 miles at a stretch. See CARS A-4 'AI road open' in talks, Iran s ys From Till!! Win Servant The speaker of Iran's Parliament said today Hall roads are open to settling the hostage problem, and that he expects approval of two emergency bills intended to solve the crisis by Friday - four days before the inauguration of Ronald Reagan, who has warned he will conduct talks with a clean slate. In another action that could indi- cate progress, the prime ministers office today advised Iranian minis- tries. firms and individuals with cluims against the United States 4 r submit documents it substantiate :hir 'Vim' ffl .e 'I 1'- fi'nerrf 'ciaims comrrnttce wrvnin .50 days, according to the official Pars news agency. Parliament Speaker Hashemi Raf- sanjani told a news conference in Tehran, There is nothing important in these bills that would necessitate a no vote, However, it depends on the discussion and the elaborations in the Majlis tomorrow. Asked whether approval of the bills would lead to the release of the hostages by Friday, he said, I can't predict when the hostages will be re- leased but we have opened all roads for settling the hostage problem They will be released if our rights are met. Iranian Prime Minister Moham- mad Ali Rajar also hinted of a hos- tage release. saying in a state radio broadcast, According to available information, the issue is making ,J , .5 Mrsruicnem BEGIN . New Israeli elections urged progress, We are trying to approach it logically and doing our best to as Begin loses political edge ' , maintain the main line rn our rela- V gggonniggosggiggrfxzl., glstiggsgs tions with American imperialism. JERUSALEM tUPIl -- Israeli Rafi leader Yigal Hurvitz resigned eral-admission seats. At any rate, as long as we consid- Prime Minister Menachem Begin's as finance minister at yesterdays I ...rne Chargers were worth it! gee H057-,1GE5',1.l2 mgjorrtyd rn parflrgment collatpslad ilabinettsessiion,'paving,dthe tnay ' N be 46 to ay an most o egrns own a 1- t eu par ys ecrsion I ay. urvr 5 Iiolsfingsmlrifgrlniflner um r net called for new electrons in June. resigned after the Cabinet accepted - I -A U .Y 1, I . In . - , H I 0 n -i . - i. nr . rn -ii -Us-l v ,I .4 ent . . . . . an .., . ..,',...nl, ,.. . . . .... . I... 1 2- .. pnbtk d. th Sh I ,d. Rad.I t- l Jim Steiner. chief Weather Service meteorologist here, said 0.36 H1 .fl'U5U'3l10fl-I Beg: Sala? reieipingugnagdats vigxa..r:f:nr?nillinglg,r lit '..-hes had fallen at Lindbergh Field by 8 a.m. today, brin ing the San Diego S.Numbef.1' whether a for 'WW Cl0f'll0IlS- possible elecmma., 93 ' ' A 3 fre 'WMS el the' Qt log' San Dlegos Num' Begins majority of one in the 120- - ' ami bymis da ber .' said Victor Forston of El memnel' known wnnered awav Technically, thevCabine de Le nforcemen encie id th Odest m whifh Sl ed on' who spent three hours adorn' SAN JUAN Puerto Rico IAPJ A when the leaders of the Rafi faction Clde-to push-for 3 bln for P em atur , night did isru ' or cau any accidents FIS S0m9 010 Clothes Wllh Charger Tn M n l ld I ant I, , nn d d tp t th an -S three to dlssolveftself and set ' for Bu e moisture Sm 0 num r of bu r alarms around ans in blue-and-yellow glitter. , ne as 6 9 le ersi ed 0' mio hmm en 'dl feng? ml! wan- early elections, as sourc A to he C wr Said Sh 'S do fr Ser- J R e- The me fe 'hugh' it was 3 Wd ga 't lltillfnrZ'2C'2iI?.lp'Er?1'lZ'iinllg ETS? ill plhilu Vila. tai given Been Sod was B Pfefm ause oors to sw and th ind mak in rattle.ac t- 93 lill'Sm'l'IlB Sylvia Nankefms- y -g - pp d R ' . I k , -- P , . t Bc '-1 Could resign and his E a H' . , . . who . es her team will play in tl. .estroyed nine Jet fighters an cgrns .r and coalition goternmen t - ' 8 Sensll d no' damaged a lflth early todav at a base a narrow fir-59 marority. government 3 Caretaker ? tfa Recvc said there were about 60 percent more false alarms than See GLOOM, A-12 next to San Jnnn.s intnrnnnnnal nn- Snnnnna dose to Begin Said yesten tion while at tire game tra gpg 5031 las' mght- , I port. Damage was estimated at S45 day he uould favor early electrons if for Pafllffmenfs dlssolufl 3 See HAM' 'MZ See game :average on Page D-l, million. Ruta pullorl its three Knesset mem- new election date- -' Y rolatads l The Associ hi t of a ma 0 the Q of ress 'ce r Juan a few yrrr Sev 1 min rs ur 5 hi old ter th quic -planned r Vabrn t el in s c ession onto power il Not,-embe ing P ' 1 R E R e Air Nati al ard pl es for A - sand too no redi- , Labor Out' heading 5 rity ' umz Air Ba , a aid t bl ' arc rrsro But Cabi I Sec ry government at would fgc on. 0 I h h e ere set off- the ch e Wi - .-try 'aw ro d porte Q'The fidence mot S in Pay-Iiam . - :., who also laime onsibi mn the majo y in e Cabinet ' ' ' 0 onths killr wo s' r ' ' el because a . , to , a O O ant wounding 10 other servicemen of H rfr s pullout. dawn' r rfla ' rvrn -to track a, of tox c a terial have be r.co Pl rnil1S for abo rt a e Q U . 0 o e was h rl In the lat'2Sl 81- l'llAlll1'lll 1 NIM eg' l e questio f rid e nnnnnnnl ,nnnlnn Emma, of Sewers to ns Source Lately. gh.. wid' Soma mmpgalms had begin pxgrggf-rar. lack. which also damaged a pickup lrlretlrer Brrgxrr would tender his res- Classified Ads.. vD- C22 The Torrr-v Pines-area effort started a few days ago in ed to Put pressure on the city. truck. POIH' ' H150 found and defused lHn4ll 'fltl1'lnfll4'0ll7 UP at the meet' gomlcs 'HD-14 response to stepped-up health complaints from employ- WC have mid Ihvm lhHl PQOPIP WGN' gelllflg lil and bombs l W0 'h'?l' Planes- and 'Illl V rqsswfor ' B-6 ' were going home sick. snr- sara an we ten the any that searched I IM-Ita Arr Lines flight at 'W' lfilwf Polls fllvw Begins Ednomls' Alis-23 ces rn the Sorrento Valley - complaints that apparently were exaggerated on purpose to spur the city into action, Steve Pearson head of the city's industrial waste pro- gram, said the crly was told that toxic fumes apparently coming from sewers had caused nosebleeds, nausea and tomiiing However, there was some evidence that some of the vornphrrnts may have been purposely exaggerated in order to spur the c-ty to take more action to solve the problem. nobody's gotten sick, they will be less diligent rn getting rt solved. I have not had any of my tenants report any legiti- mate illnesses from rt, she conceded Dugan said rt sometimes takes city crews several days to respond to complaints about the odor that frequently lingers in the area - an awful smell, she said, similar to that of rotten eggs. ' See TOXIC A-I2 the intl-irrational airport where a bomb was reported aboard, but found nothing. They have taken us out of combat for the moment, said Lt. Gen, Orlan- do Llenza, adjutant general for the Puerto Rican National Guard, after viewing the wreckage at Munrz. We ' See BOMBS, A-I2 I.iltud rvorrlrl lose to rlre opposition Labor Party if electrons were held now Labor was pushing to get the election date moved up io March. Why should we wait? Labor chairman Shimon Peres said. He is the partyis choice to oppose Begin for prime minister in the next clec- tions now set for Nov. I7 Financial Pages ..,..... Horoscope ., ,. .- A-15 Ann Landers . .. C-2 Obituaries ,... .- A116 Scene ....... 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Third Division operates the long arms of the ship's combat capability, its assault boats. Fourth Division maintains and operates the ship's armament, 3 f50 calibre gun mount forward and 2 more midships. Upon our return to the States, every man in the Deck Department could see the improvement in training, techniques, and proficiency which came about as a result of the many long hours and effort expended in these operations, and we know that the ship is a better fighting unit for it. FIRST DIVISIO W3 l Q :as l Q la, 'WN' v, it x-4 x , W f , ,yn f fl T +49 Q SN BACKE BM3 BRAY SA BROWN SA BORGERDING SR BURKHARD SA CHAPMAN SN DERUCHIA GRAVEL GILLESPIE HINTON IAMISON BM1 JUNEAU SA LUND SN MATHURA SA SA SN SA SA PADDOCK SN PALMER BM3 PIONTEK BM2 TONNESON BM1 TRUAX SA WISE 5 vw li 11, 5 L X X ,.- 1 D--' f ,, X x . QZW M ff QQ? 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M E 1 S THIS ONEKS FOR REAL ie morning and I can't' hear a sound I know that reveille's coming around, and turning all through the nightgn I eeling that something ain't rightf all hands with an un WHI' this IS shrill Written by: BM2 Ieff Boe BM3 Ron Almony BM3 Kevin Grant BMSN Gary Vischer X X I .i Qxox 5 I Xu XXI I X'-Q1 I lofty f Nix lx A H app hrislmas to all our reader BAYER,S 'FO IC an.- tt:n',:t'f'f 79311 RUR U5 I g Establnshed In I946 von. xxxv No. 358 BANGKOK THURSDAY DECEMBER' 25, 1980 Price 6 Baht nn-III nntnntt wmrten Mllllllllllllll SIMS ....- httuvsunttnconm st-aVV..V....oa -.- V. mum nt..-I I ee As new Vietnamese division moves in 'rim Rennforcement sent to border SINGAPORI- tlll ll XICTORIOLS candtdatts led paradts nnsttrdan to celebrate the smaslnnnn, trnumph for I'rnm Nlnnnster Let Istnnnn New nn an elettnon that mtans Itve more years ol antn communtst rult and the emergente technocrat tlntt Lce s rulnnt, Itople s f Ac non Partt nnndt a an etp of thc seats nn Parlnamtnt dttr Ing thc balltntnnn, 'lucs 'S Y ldPIUIll'IL IDT 'cl' nt ul thc t 1 re-prestnttd an nmpront mtnt ol mort th nn lptr tent tompartd to the 19:6 electrons Fxuhtnant vnnnnt rs ltd parades through tht streets nnn tath ol the 71 dnstrntts and tht total demonstratnons vnert ex pected to tontnntte all week STAUNCH A-if :A T e landslndt was regarded as an tndorsc ent ol p staunch antn tommtttntsm and tapntalnst ntononnnt p Itnts and a rtjtttnonn ot opposnlnonn tl nnnns tln nt Snngaport nttdttt tl n t one non P-Xl ptnlntnt n nnn nnn Parlnamenn e t t s m rkc-d an nnnportnnt nn tlnt nrmsntnt n THAII AND has sent reinforcements to the border with Kampuchea where Vietnamese forces are apparently preparnng for a major offenslve aimed at crushing opposl tnon to the Heng Samrln regime Prnrne Mnnnsttn l'rtm Tnnsulanonda sand ncsttr day the Ltottrnmt nt w ns ostly ualthnnn, t sntuatnon Suprtmc Lonnm tnd spokesman Itttnn som Ixhattaphanl snttl xtsttr day Xnttnamt st lonccs h st nt nn a fntsh tlnvn n hnt h t deplnytd nn.1nnst Ishnntr Routt nrn tralnnn. lxtttscen ' nptt Ind Nnsopn about 20 knltnmtltt s front the Than btnrtltn tlnnnsn t 'llrth stas stnt nn n late tht ttrmh Iatngued t5th and thc move ns setn as nprclude to a conctntratttl attack on Khmtr Itonnct gut rrnl las operatnnn. nn tlnt nrt I The Cllnth dnnnsnonn lnntl cn sent to Han lh ung Pao ut I Hng may l'ttc to nttatk crrnlla b sts In area tten Som snntt To help tht ofltrnstnc the Hene Samrnn ntn,nnnt rcpontcdly tonnstrnptttl t large numbcn ot nnll nhcrs to nmpront L rot bctwttn 'lhnnnn Innok to Ban Kholt IA to whtch ,3 vears janl for heronn AN Amertcan tournst nnnd four Fhans wert vtstcrday sentenced In tht nnn, 'tl nn to Vt stars nnnnrnsonment alter bcnng found gunlty ol' possesstng 'lull cmmmts ol No -I herotn mth Intent to sell Janled vvtrc 'vlart Itoqutplan tonntyut Wongsa Not p wtt lronn Ict nnntl t 0 guard to noun cr chnot rats thestrattd hx nt methodrtal prnnnt mnnnsttr Tht new ncttartl nn rt chostnfon thtnrtttlnrnncal and Intellettu nl provttss btlort th tt. nn rt tsp.-rntnttttn n tn FIX ss Ill.1 feared lhtt latltttl nnnnts a bolts pahnnt nl snot s r that r ason and tht old uartl tnnnnnt tl complt tc ly n yourngcr rtntn ltd lr lv arold 'lradt ntl strn Nl n s r t hok Tong Lee tht world s longest rn mocratntallt l prtme mnnrstcr Itrppt tl all the tandndants nnnnnn In 904 ptr ttnt of tht vote agannst two opposltnon candndates On alert a Than border guard looks out across the frontner to Kampuchea at Ban Non Mak Moon Kantarao Santh Ibuangta and Stott Wongbotmtoh The hw mtn utrt ornngtnallv gnven lnfe terms but thns was redut t d to t l ye'nrs afterthet pleaded gullty Glft tlo ho tages II-lll-It KX tlltnnttrl RINIXI XS Llll for hcrt stt rdat nlnonnt tlnt In b t,ht ntnnt nn tlnt lnnn r dnsagrttmtnt httuttn Tthcran nntl tt tshnnnton on r tht tapnntt att ot' hostttt-s sttmtd to bt btarnng up rtasotnthln t tht plospttt o c ndnnc st t o Lhrnstmas nn captnsitx accordnng to a Sw s dtplomat who snw thcnn on Tucsdan Bruce Lantngtn polltttal ollnctr Nnttor 'lomsrcth and admnnnstrator Mnthatl Honslarnd took tht nn ws of yet another stalt matt nn ones to fttt thtm remarkably vtell They vttrc ttontlcrful lantastxt sand the Swiss Embassy I- Irst Secrttafb Flanno 'VIL-ronn The three who vrtrt not In the bi Embassy when m for US 'Y' wa wo. ans sw-av u stun. wm- 4 nv hunt Is' . . 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'11Z The olhtr 49 hostages kwa rw Xl' th A pauerby glances at a wnndow dupluy un New York lwnng the Amencan hostages cur rently bemg held In Iran UPI coast accordtnl. to a relnable sourtt 'Ihc arta was referred to bv Teheran Radno In an scorn ful commentary dnsmnsx Ing renewed complannts by Washnngton about the treatment 9 Amerncans Gone arc rhc davs when Amt rnt an dtplomats wtre lnnnrnn, In best tt-ndntnons on the Caspnan bca antl were plundernng Now the lasptan coast for tht s es ns not Medtterranean radno sand Amtrtcan ltltt the protndes acttssttnncarhv Phnom that Mtnuntatrns a Khmer Rouge stronghold The Ntetrnnmt sl art ct p cted to r nc In r moured nthnt It s and heavy automattc weapons nn prtparaltolt for tht nnnmnnent offensnyc Meanwhtlc tht nnllltary orted th namese ltntts and tht rnghttst Khmtn strn n,utr rnllas clashttl nnn 'l utsdav opposnte tht 'lhnn horder vnllaee of Ilan Non Mnlt Moon Durnrng tht nttntk tht Vnetnamcse lnrttl stven ar I ltry shtlls w ch touchtd oll pnrnnt among an s a ugtts nn trntar v camp Stnurtts sand tht 'lhat border rcsrdtnts had fe red h tht att lt y h sc p ttt another Vntlnamtsc In cursnon tnlo 'Ihanltntl Thc vnllagt rs rtportctllv nt n t s t tnncs t Ta Phraya strntt ttstt I qttestnng troop rtnrnforct ments In tht anta That mnlntarn authorntnts assurttl lhtm that the ttot ernmt nt lnad en nt t tssar precautnons to prtnnnt fnghtnng from spnllnnn, over Into Thanland E VER YOA Santa A In town and we hnow why he we re not quite sure why he brought ti lrtend along Perhaps he dinner In mind Then agam, be hw way of gettmg rn early to nounce the upcoming Thar Year of the at Allred Newspapers wtshe our renders a very happy Lhrwtmua Today we have a bumper edmon of Bangkok Post for you featurnng all brtghtest and best In Chrrstmas enterlannment Your Chrnstmas specnal on Page I7 and takes a look at the past sent and future We II be celebratmg the festwe season ourselves today Im :ham wt!! be no Pont :amor row but our snnter paper The Bangkok World, wtll be back hnday afternoon to grve you all the latest news Your Post wtll be back on your breakfast table Saturday mnrnrng Brrrrrrr II- you thought xt stcrdav mornnne was .n bnt toldtr than usual you wcre rnght 'l ha I I.I n s Inldcst dan thns ytar ac cordnng the Meteorologntal Iitpart ment The country s coldest spot was Umpanr. Ilnstrnct ol Tak Pronnntt wnth a mnnnmum temptraturt ol 106. lntht Northtast the lowest mnnnmum was I0 4t, retondtd nn htntln oen an Naltlnon Phanom protnncts e mnnnmum Bangkok Mttropolns was In thc Fast tlnt Iowtst tempcraturt rttortlttl was ll Arantapralhtt whnlt St. t tth nhurt Pronnnce was thc lowest In the South T e coldest ponnnt nnn Lcnlral 'Ihanlantl ttas Thong Phaphum Ihstrncl Kanthanahurn Provnntc vnn h mnnnmum of I2 It .33 ,sa --IIB' 4,3- i are :UU Top Qualify Refrngerafors Generd Electric IEAIII J... gl .f-t... 1 .ur,,,pq. WODFL Tff 19 DV Thns unnt represents e unnque perfectton nn beauty technology and wnth her 18 9 cu ft ca pacnty nt snmplv means that you have your own warehouselorfresh food and plenty of cold been Ci.: GI EER DEPARTME www: C arged hat po re ue-st ut ntl nu to serve your surprnsed vnsntors cu ft Freezer sh Food acnty C0 unm Inck Ing your own Ivornes A UIINIINI tn Ylnersellletl I-rtnrntt huh Invented ta musncal lotrlhhrush whtch pl Iss lunts only when the ttnth art hemp: tlt-tuned prahtrny tht- gadget can play so dtfftrtnl tuntrt up Io WI stcontjs cntch hut ops on rt e ool rrush unit ndtwnt rnlhtr I n strant,ht up and down rtttnnnmtntlttl Iht nnunlur llr hnsthh Nnnthtnu says he plans lo txpnntl lht tener tom to about rtlll songs Paper want Ill hi Nlustovnlcs have hnund tht pt rl'tct pgnft fur the rrntha tth.. hns nnolhnng tt tonltl paper suhstrtptnort A Nussn tn txplnnnrntd lu u Weslt rn frltntl thu! Al new scht mt tnlrtrductd lo ul Ittntntn long qutucs fur lhts prttntnus hontstholtl Lum modnly gots samtthnng lnlte You Ku I0 IA aloft: and hat I Itnrnn apaswnnnrd tnttuntlls Ihns postc nrd wnll ht math-tn hatnt lu you whtnenn tht sttnrr. gets nn supply of lonlel paper only thou wllll DDB! vstll hc allowed to buy Fashnun news no her. s than s rashnoh hat. n taht., aapafnmeht star. stllnng Wea mg artsst ,nttnanny aestghea rar pftghattn lathes lovelorn 1 III Innnlnfa In 'tlucnndrll Irlnnnu nn tht llnt e slant-s h Int turntd down nnn t nrntst young mans qatst rar hnnnhaara space Lu tntlnnm hns lu e e sought .tfntr spot was not alma tar pmant hte-t-rages t y I I. 8 rnuthorntnt not all that hntrtl ht ntrltd put up ht alll! ol lht nr ossn saynng Ne are sam truths hh nga. ul Itnnsetl un Ihns sth: vyen ntnur ltnnt DI Ina and wunl lo nnnnrrn hnr strttltt I.. span your tnay rt .am hat tht htllbourd lnlt ht .th unhappy ehanhg nh. thang ltnds meets-tt the pruposrtl ana sara the hntt hoard ha had turned her .. ZVB Ill X K sst do hav omt thttrlul ntvss furcon 1 least ttrtnnts prtstrsatnunn hoard nn Inlornd n h ts dvutled that t nnts Irnntunrt u n ttl n Innnrl ol' Xmerlcu :A .I .nah .I ht fanart ns a pan-,Inc lonltl lnnlttstd In be more nn n nr tr A-sx,,,,.f-I I'tllll'I KNI for llunlkok Iwnttr..,Vt.n. ahttn tomarrow ht..m.h,t I aa- ana caan wnth hghn tttafntnttg rag northeast tsthas n, no nam. per hour mnnnmum ttmperatara I7l I maxnmhm ntmpt-fanart tot tssnn tht san mt. toanty at h WAI nl stls nt r 17 m muon rtst nl 3 I7 U In sets sn n .I hntth tate I I rn m nnnd 7 AJ tant oat nt ua am ana tu at ntsttraat mtntnhtam ltnlpxrttturt all 1:50 um I ll th.ll london nbsnl' III 1141 l'It.l'Is it-Gill' ll Ill lNt'n iurk Ll MII' tlrunuho-M1 Ntlnl rntlncnsctr nl x7l'tII I-ll'l Iii, 4?-' enutullYI! llrttetl llanry Funds tio ltd Tel 311482181 14912 Qs v ' Xe N Iggps 8 1,5555 I snnsa THE rr'--f 'wr N A comprahernsnve cntv tour ol Bangkok and Thonbnnrn Danlv 9 a rn departures trom B4 bukhurnvnt Rd Ortzall B4 0553 for reservattons and Duck up Cost B290 'A E9 Q itsztfliggg M0 Lviggtflf' 3. 0' 9- P- 1 V,Vt's'2.-:.,n,..V, Tfgcahittins-0' CI EERI C DFFICERS AND CPDS D L5 'Q' ' .5 071119 llllllllll ff: dillllr 00 o LCDR D. w. HAOSTROM CHIEF ENGINEER ,p I E.EEE D. 'Y Q X, TW ' EE A R I LTtjgj ENS D cwO4 EMC IARDON BTO OUELLET HTC IONES MMC BILLINGS HEGEBERG PARKER A DIVISIONR B DIVISION R DIVISION MILINERIOH A DIVISIONR MPA DCA E DIVISION M DIVISION E DIVISION On our deployment just completed, the Engineers did it all, distilling over 31!2 million gallons of water, providing steam to cover over 28,000 nautical miles, generating Zlfz million kilowatt hours of electrical power. The engineers worked on 48 deck winches, 9 assault, 6 cargo elevators, 2 ship's steering units, 4 55-ton air conditioning units, 2 refrigeration systems, 2 boilers and control systems, and two diesel generators. All in a days work! The ship was able to survive such terrifying horrors as the attack of the killer jellyfish and seaweed, numerous plastic bags, being rammed by a kamikaze bouy and in their spare time set a new worlds record for most consecutive hours at flight quarters. Carrying the load through it all was CHENC , our Chief Engineer, Lieutenant Commander Hagstrom and his division officers, Lieutenant tjunior gradel Billings, Ensign Hegeberg and CVVO4 Parker, along with some fine Chiefs and Leading Petty Officers: These men supervised the following divisions: A and B Division were guided by LTljgj Billings, Ens Hegeberg masterminded B and M Divisions, and CWO4 Parker and his R Division never missed a flight quarters. This stalwart bunch led the men who got us there and back, kept the boat engines running, supplied our electricity, kept the laundry and galley equipment going, the booms running, and the ship air conditioned in Subic. They did it all and then some. A DIVISIO 6' V , x X 1- Q f0,,,,, Z , MW ' 5 ,1 M ,W pf, FA RESLEY ENFN WILLIAMS MM3 ABBEY YN3 ARMER FN AUSTIN FA BENGSTON EN3 IBUSSE ENFN FUDALI ENFN GUNTHER EN1 DAWSON MR2 ESTRADA MM3 HARBORS ENFN HUGHES EN3 MCCONNAHA EN3 PITTMAN MM1 SAGE HT2 SIEDSLAG FA TEAL EN3 KADLEC FN HOLLIE FA KELLY ENFN KOCH FA TESSMAN 21 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 i. 11 1 1 1 1 15 , 11 1 1' 1 11' N 1 1 111 111 1 1, 1 11' 11, 1 1 ,1 11 1 11, 1 11 11 11 1 1 111 1X 1 I 1 'A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 , .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' -' 1 1 1 Q1 22 1 1 1 1 A 'L 111 bnhq . . ,..- . .. ,. . .. -, ,. , - ... .-....-., ... ..,--TW..-....-v-.. 1.-..q.:-,.-.....-,..,.. f.....N. ...,.4w:-3,-1. 1 ,A ,., , B DIVISIO 1335.8 W' - Q, ,K A , ,, M f if, . 5 X f X f . , ,, A A . l W W, U ,f t 'fi X V-i .. 5 f ,, N7 Fx, P ,,V wwf 'X Z , N 2 ff-LS W f , N W ' K f fx? xg? 2 BTFA OLAR FA RAMOS BTFN ANTONIO FA BOOKER BTFN CARVEL FA COTTA FA DALME BT3 DAVIDSON BTFA ENGBLOM BT2 GOODWIN BTFA GREEN BTFA IONES BTFN KNOOP BT3 LYSON BTFN MARTIN BT3 MULLINS BTFA SICHLEY FN TARDIF BT2 WILCOX BT1 SANDERS mm Sis. , fi 'wa 1 I ------,-- -W . . . ..w.--,.-.--a.,.1-.--..,.-..-.--.Q-.. ... .......r - ... . -- M,-.W ,. v ..,.....,,.. -.........-. ...Y.- .- l K l ll , I i H I5 Q 3 I 2 i2 - , Q? iff 'X s I 1 1 J , Y , !: 3 I I f i H H y P. iu V Y Wy y,. 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'Nh A, ,W ff' 6 w,, f j 7 X f Z, wh X I 1, f ICM N X .,. x 090 K 'N 1 ' v N f , :V I f 72? , 'V s' f W , i f ZW, C MMFA ALONSO MM2 ALVAREZ FN ARCHBALD FA BARRET MM3 BOWLER FA CAUDLE MMFN CRESPO MM3 DAVIS FN DHIEL MM3 GREGORY MM2 HOLTZ FN PARKSON MMFN LOVATTO FA MATHEWS FA NICHOLS FA PYE FA SPANO MM3 THOMPSON FA VELOS FA WEIRSON NY' M X W X X ,,' ,mf MV Wx X W 'W W W f?7 WWW' 6 W W If 6 ef f f ' 4' M' 'Q W 41' Kim '91 ,TK yy-. '-, , wa r . f If Z W Z f 0 XNZ! x 7 v uf' , ,. '-'- ,... V -M4 44 1 wily.. .-... F 5. K .4-' ' . -F .- - .v w W, R DI ISIC f- T W 5- X X 5 ' X S- ., ix ? f i V W f HTFA AMIOTTE HTFA BATES HTFN CROFT HTFA DUNCAN HT2 DUTTON HT1 GRADEN FA IONES HTFA L. IONES HTFA OPPERUD HT3 ROACH HTFN THOMPSON HTFA WALLACE HT3 WATTS HT3 WILLIAMS N.. x.X. . U! fi PI? x if Q N. ..,,,r, u.. PswQW.,Q,? M w, S i Q mf! 5 gm, QM x N if ,W RNWMHWAN V15 4 7 S X WW' X I Q A 4 5 5 , I A Q N , if , Q K, ' 6' R f M 3, 7 .min f 4 Q, , X W Q ,vf im' ' I ,MN X hm I Lash., ,L ,,, . , Z 1 Etllligpifii anweobem- :I at f C ' L ' 5 I. IQ' .1 V13 ffl' ,-, G6, GROUND FLOOR, MANDARIN HOTEL SHOPPING ARCADE, ORCHARD ROAD, SPORE OQQJCABLEI 'PIERREJERYI TEL, 7340650 SINGAPORE OKOH Supreme House, Penang Road Tel: 327661 OKOH OF GINZA Hong Leong Bldg., Raffles Quay Tel: 2217781 IVl.C. QPJ No. 27!5f8O AKC No. 271 X80 16,000 copies each issue Complimentary Copy Dec. 20-Jan, 2 MM LANNHN Step into the Lanvin Boutique Step out in style ' 10 Celebrate the Oc- casion, We've Let Nightlife Columnist Philip Wee Take Over the Whole Front Page-And Just Look What He's Done With lt! One reason Wee wouIdn't live anywhere else but Singa- pore is because Singapore has three New Year's Eves - western, Chinese and IVluslim. And to a nightlife columnist, New Years are better than birthdays. Especially if you've had a few too many. Birthdays, that is. One just can't have too many New Year's Eves. Three is nowhere near being a crowd. And if you'd expect that any- where that celebrates the grand occasion three times as often as anyone else must be a celebrating kind of place - you'd be right! Singapore people love lite. And people who love lite love nightlife. Drive around town in the wee small hours any night of H ,Happy Uewnhlllllll! Loveffes gafore top the fist of nigh!-sights at Sfhgapore's 7200-seat Showplace, The Neptune rhea Ire restaurant, But let him take you out for an evening. Put on your gala gear, your brightest smile and off we go with Wee. Since you're that kind of person, first Wee might take EPARTME OPERATIONS LOOK INSIDE FOR Crafts in Action ............ Pgs. 6-7 l Good Eating ......... Pg. 8 Lift-out Singapore IVlap courtesy of lsetan Pg. 10 Nightspots ......... Pg. 14 ' Shopping ...... Pgs. 15-19 ' Malaysia ...... Pgs. 21-23 ' Sightseeing ......... Pg. 4 X -:A 1+ OPERATIONS OFFICER LT WE. IEZERSKI W if,g V- fm ,V f 'K ff- Aff , f A Z WW J fe A K W S if f J Q! GW if ,AWP ,,. J X I b S my Q A f 2' I -- 4 X C4179 , j WW KM? , ff 4 , 5 , A f i W f I V' R - I . mf' , - I W, 4 .I Wil yvwgw f K1 K CICO EMO COMMO SIG RADIO PURIFOY THE OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PLANNING, SCHEDULINC AND COORDINA- TION OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE SHIP, INCLUDING LOGISTIC SERVICES RELATING TO THE OPERATIONS. THE DIFFERENT DIVISIONS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT IOC and OSI IRADIO AND SIGNALI, OI ICOMBATI, AND OE IELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE1 ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR EXTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS, PROCESSING OF TAC- TICAL DATA, AND MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRONIC GEAR, RESPECTIVELY. THE RADIOMEN PROCESSED THOUSANDS OF MESSAGES AND USED HUNDREDS OF REAMS OF PAPER TO GET THE IOS DONE. THE ETS WORKED DILIGENTLY AT ALL HOURS OF THE NIGHT AND DAY. TO KEEP US TALKING WITH THE REST OF THE WORLD. THE SIGNALMEN AND OPERATION SPECIALISTS KEPT THE VITAL FLOW OF TACTICAL INFORMATION TO THE WATCH ON THE BRIDGE. OPERATIO S DEPARTME QFFICERS A D CPU S 3.2 OC DIVISICD X , 5 Q i! yw MESA RM3 RMSA RMSN RM1 RMSN RM2 RMSN RM1 BALLOU BURLEY FULMORE GAGNON IEFFERSON LOCKHART MANTOOTH RICHEY , I J Q! 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THEY ARE THE SHIP'S RESTAURANT, BANK, BARBER SHOP, PARTS HOUSE, DEPARTMENT STORE AND SODA FOUNTAIN. THEY MAKE A SUPPLY PO'S EYES LIGHT UP WHEN HANDED AN APPROVED SERVMART CHIT. THE DK'S FEARLESS LEADER IS ENS PEIFER. A MAN WELL KNOWN ACROSS THE WESTERN PACIFIC AND DIEGO GARCIA AS THE GUN-TOTING PAYMASTER. THE SK'S ARE NEVER SEEN BUT YOU KNOW THEY ARE DILIGENTLY AT WORK SEARCHING THROUGH THE THOUSANDS OF SPARE PARTS WHICH EVENTUALLY MAKE THEIR WAY TO THE APPROPRIATE WORK CENTERS. SH'S PRESSED AND WASHED THOUSANDS OF UNIFORMS, TRIED TO KEEP WHITE T-SHIRTS WHITE, THE POPCORN MACHINE RUNNING FOR MOVIE CALL AS WELL AS SELL YOU SOME AFTER SHAVE. THE MS KINGDOM WENT FROM BETTER TO GREAT AS THE CREW'S CHOW STEADILY GREW MORE APPETIZING AND DELIGHTFUL UNDER MSC TAMBIO, MS1 NEPO AND MS1 PINEDA. HOW COULD WE FORGET A STEAK AND LOBSTER BIRTHDAY. THIS CREW WAS LED BY TWO MEN OF KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM. FIRST BY LT WASH CARR. HE TURNED OVER THE REIGNS TO LT W. A. DAUB, WHO MET US IN SUBIC THE SECOND TIME AROUND TO PICK UP WHERE LT CARR LEFT OFF. OVERALL IT WAS A GOOD WESTPAC, OR AS THE ROLLING STONES ONCE SAID, YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT, BUT IF YOU TRY SOMETIMES, YOU GET WHAT YOU NEED. ,mg V, ff? XO: 2 ,Z .Q SKSN ANDERSON SK3 DALTON SK1 DELOS REYES SN HUDSON SKCS MILLORA SN THOMAS SKSN TONNEMAKER A GN, AZ l , 61 XL NJQQ S DI ISIC 3? at 7 ' 'baiiixi Y .h ' , ', - X XX 1 ,..- NX n XPK X ,X I 07 I X ' C . X x -1 -4 1 X MS3 ALLEN MS2 AUGU3T0 MSSN GRANGE M31 DELACRUZ - MSSN FULLER M33R GACETTA 4,1 14 W X ZQ ,W M32 IORDAN M31 LASQUETTE M31 NEPOMUCENO M33N ODIE M33A PARTQN M33R PENA MS2 PINEDA MS1 PROFETA - MSSR SAINTUBEREY MSSA STARKWEATHER MSC TAMBIO M82 WARD 1- N if W xy . x N ix x 5 X x x ,XM X, f E GR Xs rams N 3 AGX ...---flwl fbi its :Q .,a, N 4, , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 11 W 1 11 1 I 1 1 .. 1 1 11 I, 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 ' 1 1 11 115 11 11 .1 111 1 11 11 1. 11. 1 . 1,1 Q1 1 1 L11 11 U I 11 1, 1 1 V: 1 1 1 1 , 11 11 1 . 1 4 8 1 1 , 3 1 SH DIVISIO 1: Y!! ' Qu'-4 W wx Lf SH3 BURTON SH2 CARLOS SH3 CROSS SN ROBINSON SH3 STRUBLE SH1 ZABARTE DK DIVISIO 'X ,X '-6' 5-'33 W. P A 1: X Q9 s r Q -- s 2273 - 5- I 1 , C I ' E: M It ' D QCP' A3 3 961 'S J : E' DK1 BELTRAN DKSN MILLER DKZ RAMIREZ DKSA WILLIAMSON mill? 5316531 Alllgllfiililidlll ESTABLISHED IS33 PERTH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY ll 1981 T l28 PAGES 206' Telephone 321 0l6l iClassifi0d 325 01917 Ch rc - hoo ciicl e s cou ppro cil CANBERRA: The High Court ruled yesterday that Federal Government aid to church schools is valid. The full-bench decision, with only Mr Justice Murphy dissenting, d . en s an eight-year challenge by the Council for Defence of Govern- ment Schools QDOGSQ. CI The Federal Govern- ment, the Opposition and church groups welcomed the ruling. But a DOGS spokesman said that the 6-1 judg- ment was a black day for Australia, the High Court and government schools. The case Involved hun- dreds of millions of dol- lars in grants provided to independent schools each year. Last years Federal Budget estimated that more than S310 million would be provided to in- dependent schools this year. Section H6 DOGS claimed that Commonwealth laws pro- viding recurrent and capital grants breached Section 116 of the Con- stitution. Section 116 says that the Commonwealth can- not make any law for establishing any religion, for imposing any reli- gious obseivance or for prohibiting the free ex- ercise of any religion. It also outlaws reli- gious tests as a qualifi- cation for any Common- wealth office or public trust. The Victorian Attorney- Gencral, Mr Storey, nom- inally supported the DOGS case so that it could be heard by the High Court, but Mr Storey, the attorney-gen erals of all other States and the Commonwealth opposed the action. The Chief Justice, Sir Garfield Barwick, said a law to break under Sec- tion l16 must have as its express and single pur- pose the establishing of any religion. What the Constitution prohibits is the making FORECAST METROPOLITAN: Fine with easterly winds and an after- noon sca breeze. High fire danger. Temper- ature range: 17-32 of a law for establishing a religion,'i Sir Garfield said, This, it seems to me, does not involve a pro- hibition of any law which may assist the practice of a religion and, in par- ticular, of the Christian religion. It is the establishment of such a religion which may not be effected by a law of the Common- wealth designed to do so. Sir Garfield said that establishing any reli- gion in this case would involve the entrenchmcnt of a religion as a feature of, and identified with, the Commonwealth. It would involve the identification of the reli- gion with the civil auth- ority to where the citi- zen would have a duty to maintain it and the Commonwealth would have to patronise, protect and promote the estab- lished religion, ' 0 More in page 50 A 'BUGS' TO THWART DRUG-RUN Special electronic detection equipment will be installed in northern WA soon as part of the fight against drug-runners oper- 9 ating through isolated airstrips. i Th tbl 't fl --e -- M--+A- ' - , . mike Sggatife ugyluitgigs Mr Gerritzen with some of the forgotten Bureaus Australia-wide O toys. communications n e t- O IS 6 T L Th e remote-control IF S IE equipment will warn cus- toms o f fic e r s when planes land at unused airfields. A bureau spokesman said yesterday that thc equipment could be shift- ed easily and would raise an alarm at the nearest customs office when a plane landed at a moni- tored airstrip. The new equipment is part of major changes to the bureau's operations announced by the Feder- al Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs, Mr Moore, in Sydney on Monday. Launches WA will also get three more customs launches takes on union WARSAW, Tues: Poland last night signalled the start of a new offensive against the country's independent trade unions by ap- pointing a Soviet-trained general as its fourth Prime Minister in less than a year. The ruling Communist Party's central commit- tee ended a crisis meet- ing by announcing that General Wojciech Jaruze- tski would replace Mr Jozef Pinkowski as head of Government. A brief statement said only that the committee had the right to form associations but not trade unions. This followed an appeal by leaders of a self- proclaimcd Rural Solid- arity Union which estim- atcs its membership at more than 500,000 farm- ers. Moscow could not re- main indifferent to events in Poland, Mr Abrasimov, a member of the Soviet Communist Party cent- ral committee, refused a direct answer when ask- ed if the Kremlin would send troops into Poland IN WAIT Thousands of toys collected for distribution to. needy children last Christ- mas are still lying in an 0'Connor warehouse. The toys were donat- ed by people who heard an appeal on radio station 6PM. The radio station asked for the toys to be put into bins at Hungry Jack's fast- food outlets and' then asked for a place to - - -' - till they 'en away. for storage heard by a ctory OXVII- Gerritzen, honed the offered a home for one of his MED NAV CC CCC , n x wants to age ' Federal and State au Supreme Court ruled to spokesman said that the about 25km northwest 101 T110 warehouse and DEATHS H101 mes day that private farmers I-Tydroflite H26 picked of Gage Roads the space Gerritzen day But how often people to ct the toys irn up GPM to Lionel bout t Gu ot tZ6l'l S8yS needs the space taken by the toys. Mr Carl Brookes, the manager of Hungry Jack's, said that the toy-raising was a joint effort by GPM, Hungry Jack's and the Save The Children Fund, which did distribute about 60 per cent of the toys collected to orphanages. A spokesman for the SCF said yesterday that the toys would be removed within .the next two days. They were not re- moved because most of our staff including the executive officer haxe been on holidays she said Radio 6PMs piomo tions and marketing manager Mr T Flynn said last night that the radio station vias not aware of the problem of the undistributed toys He had understood that the arrangement had been .for Hungry Jacks to handle the distribution EDIC L DIVISIU MEDICAL OFFICER D. 1. LEE . 4 I 'Y !' J I- I yu, 1 I HN IOHNSON HMZ BLACK HM2 MECKLEY HM2 NAVARRC HMI RILEY HMC WATSON if AVIGATIO DIVISIO f J f '- .-4. 5 Z S ' W V, QM3 ADAMS QM3 BAIER QM2 BELLAMY QMSN COLBERT QM2 HARDMAN QMC PEACOCK QMz STEVENS Z, 7 K Sc: -S f f ' X , S E in i z , f - S X DIVISIG S3888 ADMIN OFFICER ENS R A LINN P X ,1,, 'I X 25 1 Qffg Q X W ,fr f , ' ,W 'Q ,,, -X Y ,,.f N rf' 5, x X YN2 HOIUM PNSA BENTHAL PC3 DILLON YN3 FEATHERSTON YNSA GEIST PNSN IMBACH SA SILBAUGH YNSN SISNEROS PN1 STOLTZ YNC TOTTERER PNSN CHAVES 3' ENS BILL METZGER PAO li I I I I G I +7- W ZW .vf CGMBAT CARGU 2, W QRUNT1 . 13,5 X fx 'X fx SSGT BUNTAIN -ng. CAREER CUU SELGR Voluntary payment for delivery to MCAS housinglS1 per four week period VOL 10 N0- 3 KANEOHE BAY Haw r All, JANUARY 21, 1981 TWENTY PAGES 1 t 5 at ,Q fi X 9 VV fg5 Vf..i:.f,ij 3 . 4. Vi ' , I 1 .Vi-tg'-1.4 ,V ,V,' -f. l!ff5 ?9Ii:i 1 ' . N 1' ii.g . PzIfS?ff!?-- by SSgt Dennis Litalien 1 1 - 1 VV . . V , . H Vi VV V :,ftV.,VV SV enter the U.S. for treatment of the nationwide. President Carter appeared that the grigig mgy hgvg .T Aft. ...ne than 14 ...ohh of ,i?,TeE,'hi,iJ'1l,'j,,igg31e,fa'fg,,f,0 1231221,'jf,?,jif,QjQ',jQaQ1l'jgi',1'f,3Q'N'g egg cnnfnsghgnbgnfg . ' 1. -1 -. xi' .. n ' - f 1, ,- Q, nfgrif-L-V'5V 1:fg,g.jV ' ' 1 , 1 , eo was no . ' i .5 ' Tgtghigrgsgldof the Thousands of angry Iranians took us would want to do anything that terms couldn't be agreeduiiepoagum the new mu! wiuVapm9rV9pV.hbVAVV!A:5,VfV1 to 8 close K rawh to tire streets Aof Teheran, would worsen the danger our Carter, despite losing the V -V ,fV V 1 1 V5.Vif:5V.i1g5V1'. ' , culminating with Iranian fellow Americans are in. Slowly election to Ronald Re . -s , X31 . . .. .Vg . r, ii' 1 ---ev-rein. i .P TWO Algerian-owned 727s were '1' ' - t ' 1 agan V, Wxxh ,,kr , ,,1n.,.,,,gg , 1 Vt 3, 45.5, .VI V.,,5,,n..rf,s:'Frl5r71lE27' mi itants storming the embassy, mexorabl America and the ' ' ' 1 r . . V . -.s so-. X. Wit., ., ,J -uf, used to transport the hosta es out ' ' - -- y' continued to seek 8 dlplomauc 5.1: 15101581 of Iran early yesterda mgmi bfiifiihg the Marine Security families of hostages settled in for breaking ofthe deadlock. Working T ,, .. . 4- the first time in 444 d y th ny? Gliaids for three hours and finally the Pr0l0hE9d Wait- through Algerian intermediaries Q- . rg-3'-G.:'1-X-,--,gg gf , , QYS V at tV e gainingcontrolofthecompound.A A i-il 1980 new the ' 1 -1, .. . ,. . A , . P , failed the ree nt w s 'f - l -. f -. ,flirirfigtwok-, .ew if 4 group wasnt held against its will as me a finally' . -.1.,q- .n ' ifzvrgeekiliafer-53 Ofiiae hvafalfei lwatasle reseiue attempt. ' which pa-instakinsly hammered 011t..iust gf1.51E111Li,1i2a. assi-1 . . fe ease 'iii 21 W 8 Seems to eepen the despair t h h f th d fth Qqej. bgfzit El: OF the 051519 the AyBt0ll8hV Khomeini termed Americans felt. A number of the Elcdirlfier gdlllrgnistggiigyi en Vo e on fnn nann fnnn ' 'lL,1n'V1.? fl jfg hng, .VLQ,?.?tV1--.:'-1?5f,.:j3if1eg,2f?f , ' . , e eranem assyand Iran warned flown into Teh S d nd pIVV,:V--gigs VV iirffigj: U: SV :iii pozixblfhgvegfthteirvvaelexlsirgd WZZIZSZZIEELPOWKFD thereafter the,U.S. not to attempt any other the hostages wjizziriaxaliiinliniaxd :nd .ini ' ,mi 1 g-na snwf--t'-1'1l11'-Tn'gn,,1'12-11 0'1-i- ,-'W i - mf , 1111180 ysse .a on . - in light haggling came to a halt and the series of threats, counts:-threats rescues :repaid gr dflgarltgzezxlzixle 5:55 - United States and Iran slsned the and failed negotiations. Frustra- THE STALEMATEdi-agged on loose ends were tied u Finall ' ' C Qnil agmeizlieilt- Dr1QClirri9ritS were ti0r1S H111 high 011 both sides. through the hot summer months after more thanayearirijcaptivitgiz , pe its ,eiigna 111 ehefan. then Obtrased Alr1Cr1CH1lS vented their and on through toNovember. After the hostages boarded theAlgerian lsfiiszfii if if ina , .- Dlelpliity geegieiiryiiifiggrifriswiii-:iii wrath atanmmn demonstrations nmly H year in captiviw it ai'c'af' on 'heir way 'D f'eed :S, ,'i3' '1 r ,--.231 ' .:f,'h..egT1'cf '- W-'L,i.Tj-,,L,..g I is 1 1 Chnswphe' and mm' Alma iifs -jiri-1',2i:F5fjS.Vi,AA1f::5w,V . QV A Epi: -' 'Q'53,ifgn intermediaries stood by, waitingto V 'V r-'1T.51i'QL'f'i add their endorsement to the rgqggl' gifs,-1 feflfgxfb V,,,V,5 gag.. -, V., agreement. if V2 re-'f Families of the freed hostages A i,.f-'ff Q QffN.1is. ,QQi,QgtVeg2L4Q jViola .-1,.,,grg'f4,g4V8b4L reacted to the news with tears of , , , 13j71,1'fj. ,-e'ggg3Qq'g 1, 11,4 -I-,QQ ,'V,,.zfV,Vzg:!i fn: :M.,5: gg!'ft. r. happinessand reliefthattheir long ' ' ' . in-val nad finally nnnen. Mnny uesnonnalres estabhsh housing 1' eflulremems he-d,,,'geng me 15111-N inn- ! signin Ke Zimth sf hoiffilgiy The Fiscal Year '83, Family percentage of the people stationed is to rely on the local housing ' .fffgetitfife-1-4if5xEg.z'fTfiffffe :fgifn?5g7g1jg:--in 15511332 V E H g epdone cs at Housing Survey will be conducted here' market in communities near in thhh Y CSYEIQWSCI1 6118 t em 011 during the remainder of January A questionnaire will be sent to military installations as the Z , ,'.f-5iihfiflf.' ,fffiififoQE-:,,F.1i.1.Q:i-i5h Q:f 3- euliway O. est .irmaflyi and th10l18h February. The annual the selected members by survey primary source of family housing jjfxj f.VVA5.3VV?1:1r,.i Vtv- F I.Q,.V,Vei?1v?V,V, ri., over ue reunions wit their loved survey is a necessary pan in coordinators of each unit. The for military people. ' i1i.'fi1ii 12,fi51Jxf, .fe-.jul ones' determining Marine Corps C001di1'111t01B are t0 be appointed F'-.eip RELEASE OF THE reqiiirenwnts forlnew Construction by unit commanders, - THE CAPACITY ofthe localj . 2-77 if agtgeii' al b .h09iaKeB of family housing, along with The survey coordinators will, housing market to meet the' V Q 3' Q' JPG rgiighi- the Prehiderifly of obtaining additional information during a briefing of what is military need will be determined- L. Tliinmil arm to? miinirchmax' to binem lllemberrwho Pre'ieriiiY required 011 the members' Part. by the installation commander.- 5V, V l 5 .V1f7V-tml FV-b f' J. 9 P 61195 C81'1'Y1r1K Y 9 05750828 require family housing. present a package and instruction His determinations will. be based' .gg-,,-4.g4g:,-gp1eer-1-25',G-.':g,,,r1 ,veg yn -i gyazxy- .X , ,tg-fee. ,.1 +5 departed Iran as new President rn - V . . ,-en,-,jff1fp..--1311 r-:s1e -fi 1 ---- , r.n.:1e+fe-111r.s-infra Ronald R to k h h letters tothe chosen Pimple' Silva on the surveys' 'mms mmbmhed ?-elk: E-515 y.3VVQsL1gV,gf gs,.,.,.-A.g,,VV5.43V 35. :Z 9: Eagan 0 t e oat of ACCORDING T0 MCAS added- DoD criteria, and in consultation . . . -...W Tir . 12..f,.v,it ef off . . . V jr 5. ik ,jiqg-:-sfsf-EET, . V nf fi, .V11..,ff, ,.'1gr+V,g4e eg 1 'ir 'ce' Kaneohe Bay survey coordinator, The principal objective of the with ovemment a encies and- , .. ,.,,, . , ,, , ,, .. ,. , ,, HB, ..,e,,,,,,,5?g, 3 nh db t 1 I . . M s z ' QQ gif.-g3y': 217- fri-. .iV 2' ,gVf. 1,.V'rg5fgf -?:f'2?f' 'sell d 8 ,1 een an 21 Tenge Y ensthy ClH11'9S1lY8, The commandant of Department of Defense Family other organizations -knowledge-' ,ff-,.1,1'. .V V,,fi,1 VV Vi V ,QV 3523. igwperg ousu:ou6115yE10nV: Nov. the Marine Corps will select Housing Survey is to assure that able of local housing conditions. ' jQrjVVfj..1.QfT1.,:f gl 2,,N'!i,5V,V,VQ.j.Vi15Z n -V -Y T h W en eV . I m assi in persons to take part in the survey. married members of the armed The information gathered from fig, f. VjH,.'g1gV,..VVV3f:5',5534.2w1VfV,,V, V f-V 5435-V,AV-VeV.SfVeg?.g5V.gr:3,iafV11iwQ1gC A9 911311 was S9110 . 2 0118 wit 65 Members ,ln pay grades from E-1 services have suitable housing in this survey is the basis for VX, ' e f shnginggrigg rsjilgzniztexlnfaisax thgzutgh O-7 will lbfeci-teviewed.lThis which to shelter their fgmgies. To recomme nding projects for ...M V 25 V wi ave an e e ,on a arge ac ievet is o Jective 0 Policy cqnt. on A-2 f if Que' 1 A -s ' . N 4, - 5, 3-.ee :.. nr-mf.. g,,.3 ,1. 1 1-..,. ' , V, V -r ....-f.,1-xi--gzafrj'19. ..,,--.,.. -,,, V V. V +- .tl ref., V V V V 11-rfbtfar -:Hoffiirfisbmfa-n'f.1.-tWY' 'pr--7--, , 1A ' fn., , , n' , ' ffffnf Q,.Q?i+fm.ifALa4en..i. sniff.-Q55-1 11.-. 1 . ' 1 1 fn,-.Q 1.111 1. 1f?7e1? t,r?:.Qe:narn.' A , ,. 1 . 1r-a 1 an A V , a ilaifff if.. 13 ' fain 271, ---M' rife '. -1-.'lg'..:.f:',.?3g 'n ,12 i .,,,-nqfw ,1 atv' , 1 . , 5.552-ji 1, f. 1 1 ' ev:-.-1f,1,i.,.,, 124.12 rg..-,. ., J . -:am - .-1 -wr. . ' VVQV.VEV?Vi, V ,. -I V . , , n 'Qkufiv-,f'..1v11f' 'ef'-',5,1. ii?r'2f'.,i3A1N r.1g.f.r,. Ll . 1' fn' J 'Fl.-23f.:- ' lf' ' .- ,, .1 1. nnan, n n1n.1-sew-1 f we ..ramffv.1 1 1 'T . 1 , L- , r.'p,':1g3Itz-,-.,..1f'.-: , .. 1 , V . -r .-.Yr , -- ,N , . ., 1 . 2' 1 -1.15-nn!-zf:i'v2.-5,25f f -1 . 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H 1 '. ,f - r..f.g7 3 rulmwupwe ' femcuetefeevn-ehmlmeaerr 2 o 1 ' 'thussblps from the15t11FIset.'Tliitgrtaaprsturnodi i' tothe' , -llod!tsrraneanSeabywavoftl1e9uuCaxiilinDoosinbor. ff? ,,.,. I P . I . 1 ' , 'f1vof.j.Vij? Vi V 4 5 E COMPLEX Heavy Helicopter , uilt solely from Squadron-463 donated 1 1 V f- --V1 f utions of time some of their time, as . V jfrlio l?81- Mari oney. There will Maj Jesse Pugh and ' Cvmptihonwillbe - ree museums, a 1stLt Al Neff, along 1 library and three with members from 3d . 1 VVI. - 5 1 rial halls added Combat Engineers jj V 31119 llllillll --. - n as the money Battalion, Brigade . -f V combat lkiul at the m is raised. Service Support Group, . . bovreffectivebiarine boarded a CH-53 to com A museums will move five anchorstobe 1 EVBBUM beheld d n Navy relics used as weights for the - the un.4.n1f World War II, USS Bowfin. ' r unndnnesdgdntiltbe ined Warren . Actual B com , the associa- WE HAD RUN Q. I through 12. 0nMay 9 curator. We into some problems T capttal,anrlonMp,y alsoliketoputin with moving the 1 held it Marius 2 on for the Marine anchors for the subma- The 1981 gnnunl Right now we rine, said Sessler. We Competition wng 1. he room for the thank the Marine . 3581 al Oct. 22, 1: we just need to Corps for doing a pro- 1 , Marine Corp! Order he interest. fessional job in moving , 1 J 2 M thern. The Corps saved an. 1 , arine us.' Published by Community Public:-1tions,lnc., a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by publishers and writers herein are their own and not to be considered an official expression ofthe Department ofthe Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. The appearance of advertisements in this publication including inserts, does not constitute an endorsement by the Department of the Navy or the Marine Corps ofthe firms, products or services advertised. comma or G oFF1cER MAIOR THOMAS C. BAILEY IR. Major Thomas C. BAILEY Ir. was born October 31, 1942, and is a native of Lansing, New York. He attended St. Bonaventure University and graduated in 1964 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. After completion of Officer Candidate School, he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant on 1 April 1965. As a Second Lieutenant he commanded a rifle platoon in M Co. 3d Bn 6th Marines. His assignments in combat include Executive Officer L Co 3d Bn 3d Marines, Commanding Officer Hq Co, Hq Bn 3d Marine Division and Chief Air Observer 3d Marine Division. Returning to the United States, Captain BAILEY served as Commanding Officer B Co 1st Bn 8th Marines. His next assignment was as a task analyst in the Office of Manpower'Utilization at HQMC. After completing AWS in Feb 1973, he served as Plans Officer for G-4 III MAF, and subsequently as C-4 9th MAB. Captain BAILEY's next assignment was at M. C. Recruiting Station Albuquerque, New Mexico where he was promoted to Major. In September 1977, Major BAILEY was transferred to the National Emergency Airborne Command Post, OICS where he was in charge of test and evaluation for the E-4B program. Prior to assuming command of MSSG-31, Major BAILEY was assistant G-1 1stMarBde. Major. BAILEY's decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, twenty Air Medals, Navy Commandation Medal with Combat V , Navy Achievement Medal and Combat Action Ribbon. sa I EXEC TIVE OFFICER CAPTAI IEFFREY w. O'CONNELL Captain Ieffrey W. O'CONNELL was born on 18 Iune 1950, and is a native of Long Island, New York. He attended Mount Saint Mary's College and was graduated in 1972 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics. I-Ie later completed Officer Candidate School and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant on 1 january 1973. As a Second Lieutenant he was the S-4 and Supply officer for 2d Force Reconnaissance Company, Force Troops, FMFLANT. During his trng Second Lieutenant O'CONNELL was qualified as a Marine Corps parachutist and second class diver. From 1976 thru 1978 he served as the Executive Officer and Supply Officer for G Co, 2d BN, 23rd Marines lReserve1, then reported back to active duty in Ianuary 1979 with Hq Co, BSSG, 1stMarBde, where he was appointed Group Supply Officer. Captain O'CONNELL was the Executive Officer for MSSG-31 11979-19801 before returning with MSSG-31 as the Executive Officer for our current deployment. 1ST SCT MSSG-31 x 1sT sci' 1oH . DER ooo 1stSgt IOHN Dy UNDERWOOD was born 23 December 1939 and is a native of Memphis Tennessee. 1stSgt UNDERWOOD reported to Parris Island for recruit training in Ianuary 1957. Upon completion, he underwent infantry training at Camp Lejeune and reported to 3rd Marine Division serving with 1 Co 3rd Recon Bn 3rd Marines, I Co 3rd Bn 9th Marines, D Co 1st Bn 5th Marines, and M Co 3rd Bn 3rd Marines sequentially thru Aug 1962, Cpl UNDERWOOD then reported to 3rd Amtrac Bn Camp Pendleton. He embarked with units of the 1st Marine Division during the Cuban Missle Crisis blockade then joined 1st Amtrac Bn 3rd Marine Division. Sgt UNDERWOOD landed in Vietnam with the 3rd Marine Division, rotated to Camp Lejeune for one year, then returned to Chu Lai, Vietnam with the 1st Marine Division in May 1966. After spending four months as an instructor at T.B.S. SSgt UNDERWOOD returned for his 3rd tour in Vietnam and remained there until December 1969. He remained with the 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa with the exception of a ten month tour at Camp Lejeune, thru Iune 1977 while he was serving as Bn Sgt Major 1st Bn 4th Marines at MCACCO 29 Palms CA. 1st Sgt UNDERWOOD's decorations include Combat Action Ribbon, Presidential Unit Citation I3 Awardsl, Naval Unit Citation I2 Awardsl, Meritorious'Unit Citation 12. Awardsl, and six awards of the Good Conduct Medal. UFFICERS MSSG-31 STAFF NCQ MSSG-31 HEADQUARTERS PL TOO ROW 1: R. S. CHARGUALAF, M. W. THOMPSON 1r., E. GARCIA, R. E. ZAMORA, 1. SERRANO, 1. K. HANCOCK, W. P. SCHMIO, R. M. MATAWARAN, 1StLt 1. E. OEOTTE ROW 2. GySgt T. NAOTALA, M81 T. C. BAILEY, Capt 1. W. O'CONNELL, R. E. EEAUPARLANT, 1. A. MANLEY, 1SrSgr 1. O. UNOERWOOO, 1. MONTGOMERY, W. F. DOME, C. C. BURROUCHS, 1. A. BUTKOWSKI, W. 1. WILSON III, C. MIKLAS, HM1 1. T. MCCLANAI-IAN, 1. T. ALLEN People missing in order of rank C. L. CHOOL, M. 1. MONTOYA, Cysgr C. R. IENKINS, 1stLt K. A. ROUSE, LtCmdr 1. W. SIMPSON, C. L. SMOCK, K. B. TUCKER, M. VAZOUEZ, S. P. WALKER - . , .,! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 111 1 1 115 111: 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11' .I. 1 .1 1 11 11 1 .11 1 111 1 41 1 1 1 ll: 21 1 If 1 11 1 ,, I1 1 11 1 -1 ,I 1 11 ' 11 1 1 1 , 11 1 fi 1 1 1 1 3 12 ' 15 1 , 1 , 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11'1 1 12 11 1, 1 11 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1? , EA 51 1 1. 11 1 1 l 1 F1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 64 W1 ' I I PPLY PLAT00 5 ' A pg 15' f f I .flnf I iff!! lst Row - AFAISEN, F. T., FOSTER, D. R., SMITH, I. A., SSGT FIELDS, E. L., ESPINOSA, I. L. QUEIA, E.B. 2nd Row - GYSGT RITTER, H.T., FERRIER, I. R., WASHINGTON, E. D., RAEL, I R., CARGIA, R., KAAIHUE, E. P., SAUCEDA, I., 1ST LT MOSES, V. I. 3rd Row - ARNEY, C. E. BRADSHAW, M. A., PAYNE, I. H., CRUZ, I. K., STRONG, M. P., KASHUB, K. L., SPRINGER, W E., REES, L. S., REED, I. L. NOT IN PICTURE: MGYSGT BRAY, P. A., ENGLAND, L. I. N Na +3 gl 1 0 f? fi 3' I5 N3 Q 1 N SQNMS X X 4. ' T9 1-f-f.. - .--- ' fggqgyit. yn ','4K57f,w V ,, X! X mf? www f? windw- GTOR T RA SPGRT PLATGG lst Row - MACHADO IR., O, BUHR, R. W., LANGLEY, R. W., SAMUELS, E. A., DUQUE, W. O., EASLEY IR. T.E. 2nd Row - CHECKI, I. R., MERK, C. A., WHALEY, D. W., MILLER, S. P., HENDRICKSON IR, I. R., ALVAREZ, E. M., HOLLOWAY, D. R., COLSON, I. D. 3rd Row - SANDERS, M., SCARBROUGH, D. E., VU, T. X., TUREK, P. A., 4th Row - WHITLEY, N., 1stLt BISSELL, R. C., STEWARD, H., TUTTON, M., DUNN, R. P., GARCIA, A. I., MILLER, W. H., GUMS, B. I., HANKINS III, I. D., BRUBAKER, S. M., BARNEY IR, H. W., REED, T. D., BOYLE, C. W., SSGT HELPINGSTINE,, B. I., BEGAY, C. BOATMAN, D. A., FISCHER, I. L., LITTLE III, B. H. NOT IN PICTURE - SSGT SCHLOSSER, R. G., GARDNER, I., KNIGHT, I. W., PIMPTON, T. D., SCHNARE, K. M., SCHNOTALA, K. M., TAUTGES, K. P., GAYLES, C. M., RUSSELL, R. A., SEWELL IR, L., SZUKALA, S. M., ERLENBAUGH, E. A., YARBROUGH IR, T. B. -V f W ,M 7 W., 4 ,,, M.- .QM ,',,n4 ' dal? 1 144 as..- fm? V QWW ia: --.., -. -H .......,,.,,. - ,. ,...-. .. .. 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Yi I A i 'Q N CSD CE f '7?Q'Q 4 f X Q. fT DX P rm 0 ' M - . W 1 1 43,0 Iv ' p . f 5? Q ' fi N I PM QOQKWL ' 254. Q .FNB ,NE I: J Hello, Auto Club? IE COMM. PLATOO ROW 1: MGDOUGALL, A. C., REED, F. L., BROWN, A. G., BORING D., GARLAND, R., GRAVELY G. ROW 2: WATERS, A., OLLIS, L. T., IOHNSON, D. C., WILSON, R. D., PINGKNEY, L., GOINGS D., CRANE, I. ROW 3: IOHNSON, B. D., SNYDER, R. E., DAWKINS, R., IENKINS, K., HARRIS I., TAAPKEN, R. L., SCHMIT, M., GySgt HARRY, I. L., MSgt STEPTOE, L. W. ROW 4: PINNELL L. S., HARWOOD, M., WESTENBERG, M., PARKER, D. I., MOYHER, R., STONE, G., Not Shown BAGHER, E. T., FRAIRE, A., PARRISH, A., KILLIPS, F. . 5415... ,,, QL! H 'V:?'!i R 9, Q31 ,Q b .'-:.'Y:, f EW ff? fix , MARI ES J X We've been bouncing signals off of what? .-'Z ,X.,..-f Mui -L., Msg. LEATHERNECK www' gm . Xw' nl X5 X ww Nf-, .XX, Wf ff SHCRE PARTY PLATCC lst Row - KLUSH, F., DEARMAN, L. C., IACKSON, A., FADZE, K. P., DECOSTE, T. T., BURTON D. E. PATTERSON, I., SSCT ZIADIE, H. A. 2nd Row - BUCK, D. M., CAMPBELL, S., IAMERSON S. L., NUNLEY, D., BARRAZA, M. I., WALDHOUR, K., EDWARDS, I. M., 1ST LT GREEN, B. M 3rd Row - PRIMIANO, N., RYAN, T. M., FIELDS, I. C., IONES, K., WILLIAMS, R. E., PETERSCN I., LEAGUE, T. K., BEAVER, R. I., SSCT CARTER, R. W. W7 ww Q N- NNN 'f my MARI ES WSW-w v , ' xl x x , R? Nl NX , 4- -,fs I 4 Jax if M N Q Nag X L. .X : HQ S 5 'Q .X A x f Nm ,X x sig' 1. , ' Q Q va' :N in M ' A ix N ,iw AM Y ,. - yy J P .X ' l Qfinfs- Rm ? THE smms TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 19ao. llll Ill vlllps. g IMI! . :Ins-uc. Hangul- L S s : xQx SSL? WHAT have the 6 lnnlans got ta be mad about? 'l'hey're the ones who dld , the kidnapping. - President-elect Ran- ald Reagan when asked whether he Ulought his remarks calling Iranians bar- barians might ham- per the freeing at the Amerlcan hostages in Teheran. THE ward barbar- 6lau may indeed sound harsh ln lran, but the shouting match had its start there. Great Satan ls one ol the milder terms the lranlnu' zealots use to anathematise the American Govern- 9 ment. - New York Tlmes editorial yesterda y. 6 THE Carter clock ls wlndlng down. The Iranians have evidently chosen, whether they are aware ol It or no to ami with mimi Reagan. Ile wlll have the chance and oblige- tlou tnuoompoffh his own c' w an arouseso mild virtually uulted public be , hlud hlm. - Washington Post editorial yesterday. - Iran-US tuss e starts on new front in HK THE Iranian-US con- frontation has emerged on a new front - in Hongkong. The stalemate between the Iranian Consulate here and its landlord is gradually turning into a conflict between the inter- ests of the consulate and the Bank of America. With only one day left to vacate their offices on the expiry of the lease, the Iranian Consulate is staying put. ready to iight it out. The consulate received a notice from the landlord six months ago to leave Gammon House by tomor- row when its seven-year lease runs out. But ours is a mission and not a commercial firm and we can't move at random. Iranian Vice- Consul Yahya Jamshid I I I HONGKON Yaghmai told newsmen today ol the consu1ate'sI probem of identity and continuity. I I Furthermore, we have installed an expensive se- CuriIKy system, telecom- mumcat1onI equipment and decoration worth over HK5100.CllJ qss-4o,ooop. A move would mean not only this loss but further costs Ito redecorate and reequip the new offices. Letter Mr Yaghmai said his consulate sent a letter to the landlord a week a o but has received no reply so far. The consulate was given G, Tuesday no opportunity to rene- gotiate the lease despite repeated attemgsts to open dlscuslons an a willing- ness to consider an in- crease in rental. As a result, the Iranians vowed to remain in Gam- mon House until it learns the real reason behind the landlord's unwillingness to renegotiate, I . One possible reason would be the delicate na- ture oi the present diplo- matic relat ons Iran and the US. between The Bank of'America recently bought 15 floors of the 40-storey Gammon House with the option to buy the rest of the office space at a fixed price over the next few years. The bank urchased the fourth to 1081 and 14th to 17th floors of the building whereas the Iranian Consulate is on the 12th floor. The ground to third floors are car parks. Problem While the bank may not use all the floors. leavin some floors to let as of fices, the Iranian Consu- late took the stand that as our lease was negoti- ated with the old landlord, we are dgoing to deal with the ol landlord only, said Mr Yaghmai. On how to solve the knotty problem, now bath- ed in a diplomatic li ht, Mr Ya hmai sai . ' Aster I Ig d. . I I'eC9lVll'l all BHSWEF fl'0lTl the landlord. we are going to consult our govern- ment. - AFP. 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FORMER State Eiffart- ment spokesman H ding Carter has criticise President Jimmy Carter for being almost willfully inconsistent and called his National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski a second-rate thinker. In an article in Playboy magazine, Hoddlng Carter said President Carter made bad policy deci- sions.. He could send State Department officials out to sell the neutron bomb to our European allies, then publicly, decide against its production w e they were still out selling. Boycott Much the same thing happened with the Olym- pic boycott decision, an- nounced shortly after our allies had been told it wasIn't on the cards, he sa . Hodding Carter's com- ments were made in the February issue oi Playboy magazine which goes on sale on January 1. Hodding Carter wrote: It is difficult to know from afar why and how the President Iglaced so much value on rzezinski. A second-rate thinker in a tield igfested with pIIo- seurs an careerists, e has neva let consisten? get in e wa o se - promotion or olbd theories impede policy acrobatics.' Unsuccessful He said M.r Bnezinski saw himself as another Henry Kissinger but had neither the intellect nor the political savvy of the former secretary ol state, Hodding Carter was s kesman for President Cg'ter's first Secretary oi State, Cyrus Vance, who resigned last year after unsuccessful attempt to rescue 52 Americ-an hos- tagIes. e praised Mr- Vance, who was at loggerheads with Mr Bnezinski over foreign policy. as one of 3 78' -:ge IJ.: 3 - v -r ,- I.. ,ff I rael , face eriou exodu problem TEL AVIV, Tues.L Israelis now are leaving the Jewish state lor' good at a much higher rate than the past several -years, according to initial official estimates for 1980' A top official said the problem was more serious than Israel's defense.I Responding to four motions fof the agenda presented in the Knes set iparliamentj on the problem o! emmigration, Deputy Prime Minis- ter Simcha Ehrlich said, This is really the most important national problem. He said he agreed with a state- ment made by one of the speakers in parliament that the emigration problem comes even before de- fense ior Israel. Ehrlich heads a special govemment research unit charged with finding a solution. Full debate Speakers differed on how to deal with the problem which a recent report by the quasi-govern- mental Jewish agency labeled a national emergency. One said the hundreds of thousands ol Israelis living abroad should be cut off from the state and treated as deserters. Another called for government programs to strengthen the connection with Israelis living abroad to encourage them to return home. The Knesset voted to hold a full debate on the problem of emmigra- tion at a later date. 4 UPI, Announcing another giant What's so special leap for mankind about this baby? SPACE shuttle llot, Robert Crlppon fllcftj, and lllght commander John Young, addressing spectators and ntllclals as Amerlca's lirst saacc shuttle, the Columb , ls rolled out behind them to its launching pad at Cape Canaveral an Monday. The Colulnhln wlll undergo llual tests be- fore ts maiden flight into space and hack next year. lt ls scheduled to take all on its llnit lllght on March 14. Thousands ol s ecta- tors tuned out Eur the event - a new mile- stone ln Amerlca's space programme. If you don't believe how great thls ls, walt till March. Just Walt till March sud astronaut- pilot Young who will command the Colum- bln s llrst flight. Pm looking lerwnrd I I to a very successful launch at the end ni March, sald Kennedy S Centre dlrectur, Ibn-aclglck Smlth, shortly alter the 4.5 mllllon kg shuttle left its assembly lmlldlu lor the launch- ln . e reusable craft ls desi od to be a space Nlreklht-cr, lerrylns sate tes, scientists au various research Ranged! llll0 space and . - UPI picture. Syrian soldiers kill seven Muslim outlaws SYRIAN security forces stormed a hideout of the outlawed Muslim brother- hood near this capital city yesterday, killing seven members of the secret society and seizing a large amount of weapons, the official Syrian news agency resumed. The rai followed an up- surge of terrorist activity by the Islamic fundamen- talists opposed to Presi- dent Hafez Assad's' gov- ernment and the assassination here on Saturdaty of a senior Syrian oficial, Mr Dar- wish Zouni. The agency said the security police attacked the brotherhood hideout very close to the capi- tal and a huge quantity ol weapons an ammuni- tion was confiscated as DAMASCUS, Tues. well as a erhood member on Sun- day in a running bat- tle i.n Damascus. Ina tr' itetagv- editorial yesterday, -the Al Baath number of I important documengs proving the links or I e gang with the outside enemy. Syria has blamed Jor- dan for allowi broth ng er- hood members to operate from bases near the com- mon horder. K,-.! WHVB The alleguz. - :V fi by King Hussein, not 1 i off a two-week border dis- pute late last month and early this month that led -to a maggr military build- up on th sides of the frontier. The news agency said police also killed a broth- Paper that damaged ldignity of Bolivian newspaper of the ruling Socia ' t Baath Party sai the new wave of brother- hood terrorism was linked to events in Lebanon and the Middle East tours of the US Joint Chiels of Staff Chairman, General David Jones, and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. - ' Ig a s - .IIII . xat 'ng -gh a 'ers' I Qi e in SyrIa,x -.f:I 'X'1 statements made by - n officials at Mr Zouni's mxneral. Passed law the t ofkxils that months, esti- 4 it may F i r I ,I I -..IIv'eM XIV I iff!! Qs. ff' -. THIS baby hay a W--------niciv to be t tg- Mystery B?.i .?l'f. EZ'-.1 I... Of the from being an ordl- , , nary child. For the fall hne sbtzveu-weeIIrI-old 9 was rn on ov o a ' qixrangate mother, who Un Sovlet v1 Q. paid by the I ' . .-uman and her hus- I crulser band to be artldelally lusemlnaled. This way, the chlld could be genetically linked to at least one ol the con le. The chllld's parents, who are not ldentltied, llve ln Louisville, Ken- tucky. - AP picture. LONDON, Tues. - A rail line on the 35,000-tonne Soviet cruiser Kirov has started westem naval intelligence officials scratc ing their heads in puzzlement. Royal Navy aerial photo- graphs show the rails emerging from the for- war turret ol the Kirov, one ol the most poweriul warships in the No glow of w,,,..,. The rails. apparently danger mounted on jacks, run around the ship's super- structure, including the I I HUME INDUSTRIES QMALAYSIAI BERHAD 16,885,417 At ASIAN CHAFITERED D 81 C MALAYSIAN the most decent, coura- geous and humane person in America. - Reuter. Woman' seized principal bridge. 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I-HM:-.I 36th Year, No' 63 2 5 C AN Aumomzso UNOFFICIAL PUBUCATION Fon THE PERSONNEL OF THE DEPARWENT OF DEFENSE, OTHER U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND AUTHORIZED U.S. PERSONNEL WITHIN THE PACIFIC COMMAND 51 1 VA cuts plan Vietnam War activists, brings howls Berrlgans, on Page 4 trial again Page 6 B-52s on Diego Garcia? I Balloon flight scrubbed for now The huge white balloon Double Eagle V towers over the crew hi Ja an before cable breaks WASHINGTON QAPJ - The Reagan administration is ex- pected to ask for funds this week to lengthen runways on Diego Garcia so the Indian Ocean island can accommodate B-52 bombers, Pentagon sources say. That would put the B-52s in easy striking distance of the strate- gically' important Persian Gulf area. B-52 accommodations at Diego Garcia would shorten by many hours the time it takes the bombers to fly from their current base on Guam to the Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf area and return. Pentagon officials said they do not expect permanent basing of B-52s on Diego Garcia, however. Andersen AB on Guam will con- tinue to be a permanent base for B-52s, they said. GUAM-BASED BOMBERS have flown 27 surveillance missions in the Persian Gulf area since former President Carter ordered such flights in January 1980 as part of an effort to show the Soviet Union the U.S.' resolve. Air Force officials say round- trip flights from Andersen AB to the Arabian Sea normally take about 30 hours. Diego Garcia, about 2,300 miles from the mouth of the Persian Gulf, is thousands of miles closer to the Persian Gulf than Guam. Diego Garcia, a British-owned island, has developed gradually See DIEGO, Page 9 'All-oceans' strategy adopted by the Navy WASHINGTON QUPD - Navy Secretary John Lehman said Tuesday the Reagan adminis- tration has changed Navy strate- gy by deciding to defend U.S. ocean interests worldwide instead of focusing narrowly on protecting Western Europe from Soviet at- tack. That is the reason for the recent Reagan administration decision for a large increase in funds for building Navy vessels. The Carter administration is the one that hit upon the plan only to defend sea lanes to Europe. ON ANOTHER matter, Lehman said the 1972 SALT I agreement limiting the number of nuclear missiles on land and at sea should be scrapped because it gave the Soviet Union an unfair 3-2 ratio over the United States in the deployment of such weapons. That ratio, Lehman said, is simply unacceptable. The new global role for the Navy will require 600 ships. The secretary said 15 instead of the present 12 aircraft carrier battle groups will be needed to meet simultaneously the Soviet threats on a variety of ocean fronts. He said this goal could be See NAVY, Page 9 Striking Guam teachers F, AG mont those OIIC clvlll that than I 69I'S teachers who service as a paying bills ho are still re ed in reer recruit issue in the wages with ir purchasing hind in recent gl.lI1I'lGI'y SGI' st .a G 1 ' . r . ' caused damage that forced postponement of the trans-Pacl c gl ally. I ' . - g 1 h li l t it t N s ma p pumping e um gas n o a aga , , H m ht attempt until November Story on Page 9 KUP I hen he gives Page 9 1 11 . 11,ak s4 fz I 1 14? 5 1 1 . 11, P wma had 1 1 'A i 4:1 x.xX . 1 1 - . j 1 11 L .1 1 ' Ki, i 1 - N 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,' Q14 v,.., Q lv . 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 2 1 K 1 132 1 11 ll - Q li 1, 1' 1 -I 1 1 V! 1 1 i 1 1 1 4, E1 Hi 111 QI 5 151 1 11, 11 11 1 . i F1 111 111 118 11 1 11 1 113 11 l1 1 1 Q1 1 1 11 211 11 11 W1 1 i. 1 1 , 1 yi 1? fx 111 1 F1 1 . 1 11 1 4, , 1 11 96 1 11 1 1 4 1 , 1 1 RELAX N ,, , HW kwfwf Ml, V A aifwwfewwmmwwmhnunlunrwwf muiudln 4lf4Q -i I I, I I E I I, 3 VM: In A IW I, f X I II TI . 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The other two ships returning home are the guided missile frigate USS Ramsey and the frigate uss Downes. All the ships left San Diego Oct. l4. While deployed, the squadron took part in amphibious exercises in the Philippines and Korea. Additionally, Tarawa, St. Louis and Barbour County spent 45 days in the Indian Ocean and visited Kenya and Australia. Together, the squadron visited Thailand, Japan, Korea, the Philippines and Guam and spent the holiday season visiting Hong Kong and Singapore. As a footnote to the deployment, l5 squadron sailors reenlisted in a special ceremony at the Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor. Ramsey and Downes steamed more than 30,000 miles in support of operations with the U.S. Seventh Fleet, AGE 3 LINN ELS RIED quallfy to used cars. nobody you be crew dI hope in the future this book will rekindle V N . 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