The White Falcon - 15.02.1980, Blaðsíða 3

February 15, 1980
The White Falcon
Page 3
Do you have q
Do you need assistance with your
ncome taxes? Each command and de-
partment has a income tax represent-
ative who may answer your tax ques-
tions .
The following personnel are your
representatives: Capt. Vice of AFI
Supply and work phone is 7496; AWC
Sullivan of COMFAIRKEF and work
phone is 5234; Lt. Myers of NAVSTA
Hospital and work phone is 3203; 1st
Lt. Slep of AFI/AC and work phone is
4286; Senior Master Sgt. Church of
932nd ACWS/DO and work phone is
7787; 1st Lt. Sims of 932nd ACWS/LGS
and work phone is 7938; Capt. Sims
of 667 ACWS/LGS at Hofn 24.
Additional tax representatives
are: SSgt. McClammy of IDF/J-2 and
work phone is 7503; YN1 Ottaway of
NAVSTA Weapons and work phone is
uestions about
6292; DTR1 Resecker of NAVSTA Dental
and work phone is 7388; DK1 Berry of
NAVSTA Disbursing and work phone is
7305; MS2 Hayden of Navy Exchange
and work phone is 5287; Capt. Bulmer
of AFI/SL and work phone is 7327;
Capt. Schram of AFI/SP and work
phone is 6233; Lt.j.g. Kowba of NAV-
STA Supply and work phone is 2204;
Lt. Laping of NAVCOMMSTA and work
phone is 4439; and Commissioned War-
rant Officer Ramirez of NAVFAC and
work phone is 3624.
And more of your tax represent-
atives are: Yn2 Racky of NBS DET. 8
and work phone is 4613; YN2 Tabb of
NAVSTA Security and work phone is
5110; Dr. Murray of A.T. Mahan
School and work phone is 7008 Lt.
Planck of NAVSTA Air Operations and
work phone is 7903; AGC Enyeart of
Fiscal year (80 will have a PCS fund reduction
Navy PCS funds must be reduced to
comply with legislation which di-
rected the implementation of a $500
million reduction in funds for the
executive branch of federal govern-
ment travel and transportation in
fiscal year 1980. Management ac-
I EDITOR'S NOTE: The White Falcon
I apologizes for an error and omis-
Jsion of the Muhammad Ali vs. Tooth
■Decay article. The correct way
jthat the caption should read is:
"The above photo was provided by
the Naval Station Dental Depart-
ment which reminds you to do your
part in the Navy's Preventive
Dentistry Program by brushing your
teeth with a starmous flouride
tooth paste and by flossing
daily," and this caption was in
last week's paper on page four.
Tour Office notes
Go to London next month
There will be a special airfare/
hotel package to London departing
Friday, March 8 and returning Monday
March 31. Included in the price is
airfare, accommodations at the Hotel
Royal Scott, Continental Breakfast,
a half day of city sightseeing,
transfer Airport/Hotel/Airport and
the departure tax.
Symphony performs Thursday
The February 21 performance of
the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra
will feature Goran W. Nilson as con-
ductor and Celloist Ingvar Jonasson.
The program will include Fjolnir
Stefansson - Koplin, Walton - Con-
cert for Cello, Tshaikovsky - Sym-
ony Number 2. Tickets will be a-
ilable at the Tour Office until
on today. For further information
contact the Tour Office at 4200/
4420.
tions must be taken to remain within
the reduced PCS budget. Efforts are
underway to obtain relief, but these
may not be successful.
The following policies apply to
Navy personnel with fiscal year 1980
projected rotation date (PRD) except
those in receipt of orders prior to
Naval message (NAVOP 029/80). PCS
orders will continue to be issued
for the following situations.
For officers and enlisted: Moves
which are required to keep opera-
tional forces manned; For assign-
ments in support of recruiting; For
personnel completing maximum DOD
area tours; For assignments to new
construction and from decommission-
ings or inactivation of units; For
no cost orders; For accession and
loss moves; For officers moving to
and from post graduate school, and
for enlisted who are using the Guard
program, and its moves will be made
to a maximum possible extent.
If additional travel and trans-
portation authority is not made a-
vailable, PCS moves in categories
other than those listed above will
be severely curtailed and delayed
until fiscal year 1981. The inabil-
ity to make programmed moves will
primarily affect the shore estab-
lishment where additional billets
will be gapped in some cases and ex-
cess will occur in others.
It will also affect personal
plans of many individuals who anti-
cipated reassignment at PRD.
Shortage of PCS funds for fiscal
year 1980 is everyone's concern.
If you are supposed to move during
fiscal year 1980, please make plans
accordingly, as you might have to
delay your move.
Any questions you might have
about your anticipated rotation date
(PRD), may be answered by PNC Braley
of the personnel office,
your taxes?
NAVOCEANCOMDET and work phone is
4302; Lt. Check of ROICC and work
phone is 2227; Lt. Samson of Marine
Barracks and work phone is 7989;
CMCA Archer of NAVSTA Public Works
and work phone is 4118; HT3 Wills of
Public Works and work phone is 4189;
E02 Judy of NAVSTA Recreation and
work phone is 7935; AZC Willie of
VP-23 and work phone is 7335; AZC
Baker of NAVSTA Administration and
work phone is 7410; Master Sgt. Flo-
rek of 57th FIS and work phone is
7509; Chief Master Sgt. Good of 57th
FIS/LGMC and work phone is 5123;
Maj. Pease of 57th FIS and work
phone is 4676; YN3 White of NAVSTA
Administration and work phone is
2121; and Master Sgt. Peebles of
960th AWACS and work phone is 4315.
Additional tax representatives
are: Staff Sgt. Schuldt of 960th
AWACS and work phone is 5125; CT01
Decker of NSGA and work phone is
6212; Maj. Jackson of DET. 14 67ARRS
and work phone is 4224; Sgt. Orsborn
of DET. 14, 67ARRS and work phone is
7436; Staff Sgt. Molinar of 57th FIS
and work phone is 4322; Sgt. Carter
of 960th AWACS and work phone is
5125; and Staff Sgt. Bauer of DET.
360 and work phone is 4635.
"Award” con't from page 1
The Naval Station Fire Department
has a full compliment of 67. The
number of men assigned full-time to
fire prevention are seven, but their
duties also include training in fire
fighting.
The main thrust, however, is not
to wait for a fire to start—but to
prevent that fire from starting. The
award money will aid them with this.
To this end, Chief Fire Inspector
Astvaldur Eiriksson has the complete
job of designing educational pro-
grams, checking over building de-
signs to ensure fire prevention
codes are met, and conducting var-
ious other preventative measures.
The competition pitted fire de-
partments in major groupings for
their 1979 "Learn Not To Burn" pro-
grams. The Naval Station Fire De-
partment won first prize in its
grouping. Then the six group-win-
ners were compared. Of these, Kef-
lavlk came in for the top award.
In the past the Naval Station
Fire Department has won numerous
awards for its planning and exe-
cution of fire prevention programs.
But this time, the 1980 Grand Award
puts Keflavik "in a class by it-
self." Fire Chief Sveinn R. Eirik-
sson commented on winning the award:
"The support and the cooperation
provided by the Naval Station Com-
mand and all personnel has made it
possible for us to win this major
award. We are very grateful for
their positive attitude toward fire
prevention."