The White Falcon - 11.01.1980, Blaðsíða 1

CNO outlines objectives for 1980
Chief of Naval Operations,
Admiral Thomas Hayward has announced
his objectives for 1980. In a memo
to flag officers, unit commanders,
commanding officers and officers in
charge, Admiral Hayward said his ob-
jectives were all directed toward
one goal—running the Navy the right
way.
Retention continued to receive
CNO's number one emphasis, with sev-
eral goals for the Navy to accom-
plish internally and other items
for outside action being announced.
Admiral Hayward called on Navy
people at all levels of the chain of
command to inspire more satisfaction
and pride, and reaffirmed his de-
termination to obtain more equitable
compensation for Navy people.
Citing 1979 as a good year in on-
going efforts to make the best use
of the assets the Navy has, Admiral
Hayward stressed the importance of
anticipating the effects of infla-
tion in order that we might exe-
cute the FY80 program with maximum
efficiency.
In addition, Admiral Hayward em-
phasized plans and programs to up-
grade officer and enlisted profes-
sionalism and continue strong ef-
forts in the area of people programs
which offer all Navy people equal
con't on page 6
RAdm. Richard A. Martini formally presented the Navy Unit Commendation to
Naval Security Group Activity Keflavik during a recent ceremony. Accept-
ing the award for the men and women of the command was Commanding Officer
LCdr. James P. Collins.(Photo by CTR1 Ted Bonesteel)
King observance
to be Wednesday
An observance of the anniversary
of the birthdate of the Reverend
Martin Luther King Jr. will be held
Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at the An-
drews Family Theater.
Participating in the observance
will be Master Sergeant Eric V. Gil-
bert, Captain Frederick J. Murray,
CHC, USN, Captain Gene D. Landry,
CHC, USN, and Lt.Col. Donald Thomas,
as well as the A.T. Mahan Band and
Youth Corus.
All commanding officers are en-
couraged to allow interested person-
nel the oppurtunity to attend, and
participate in the observance.
See page five for story on Dr.
King's life, from birth te death.
On the Inside:
Naval Station
advances 33 - page 2
Register for
Webster College - page 3
EOD presentation Thursday
and New Chow Hall - page 4
Martin Luther
King, Jr. - page 5
VA answers
questions - page 6
Sports - page 7
Classifieds - page 8