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Newport Navalog (Newspaper) - February 22, 1974, Newport, Rhode Island n ova THE NAVY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER Vol 73 No 29 Serving Naval Base Activities and Fleet Units Friday February 22 1974 Long lines here too Gas shortage in local area has caused long lines at Exchange station New traffic flow began Tuesday morning before this photo was taken with enhance now located from old fire fighting school between Annual Report released Correctional Center and back of Destroyer School Station has remained open during regular hours so motorists are urged NOT to top off tanks Photo by PH2 Charles Parker Navy impact here still great Navy civilian employees and military personnel in the Narragansett Bay were paid slightly more than million in year 1973 Navy officials announced Wednesday This gross payroll figure totaling exactly is approximately one half of the amount paid out in salaries during the previous year It is one of many statistics contained in a Payroll Fact Sheets booklet published by the Base The booklet is a substitute for an annual report previously put out for many years In a letter in beginning of the booklet Capt Cornelius F Moul Base Chief of Staff noted that the Shore Establishment Realignment SER Program announced last April indelibly changed the character of the Navy in Rhode Island Navy restricts parking to promote car pooling As part of the Defense to promote car pooling as one means of conserving fuel the Navy has moved to restrict individual parking on federally owned land or in leased parking areas A CNO message released Feb 8 to all major Navy activities limits such parking to certain categories and requires commands to implement car pooling programs by March 7 categories spaces for severely handicapped personnel top executives persons with usual working hours Commissary Exchange or other similar customer service parking spaces in family housing areas and parking for people residing aboard ships or in facilities Detailed concerning local implementation of the car pooling program will be issued separately by commands The program affects all Defense Department Installations in the 50 states territories and Puerto Rico Thus 1973 was a year of transition when numbers of people and dollars fluctuated to a point where many raw statistics were either or poor indicators of the true impact of the SER Captain Moul wrote Rather than attempting the nearly impossible task of covering all of the vast changes during the past Captain Moul wrote I feel it more appropriate and pertinent to emphasize not what Rhode Island has lost in the way of Navy presence but what it will carry into the Despite the cutbacks the Captain continued in his letter there will be a sizable number commands remaining in the Newport area after all the SER actions The three largest commands will be Naval Officer Training Center which will be redesignated the Naval Education and Training the Naval War College and the Naval Underwater Systems Center Additional remaining com- mands and activities will in- elude the Naval Destroyer School Naval Justice School Naval Regional Medical Center formerly the Naval Naval Dental Clinic Marine Barracks Communication Station Navy Finance office Continued on Page 12 Navy cuts back on energy usage A recent analysis of energy consumption released by indicates that the overall energy usage by the Navy during the first half of this fiscal year was reduced by approximately 17.8 per compared to the same period in The figures show that for worldwide mobile operations the following reductions in usage were achieved during the months of July through December operations 16.8 per cent System Ship operations 21.6 per cent System Various ground equipment operations 15.9 per cent and consumption of gasoline 15.7 per cent In the operation of Navy in- in the 50 states only total energy consumption during the first six months of resulted in the following Natural gas and propane 7.5 per cent Fuel Oil 10.3 percent Coal 29.1 per and purchased steam and hot water services 10.1 percent The only category in which no reduction was noted so far this fiscal year was purchased electrical energy In category the percentage was of one per cent higher than the same period in fiscal 1973 One of the reasons cited for the slight tise is the increased use of cold iron facilities by ships in port GAS REGULATIONS STIFFENED The Navy Resale System Office has authorized Navy Exchange Gas Stations to begin a modified gasoline rationing systems similar to the one used in Oregon in addition to the gallons per customer limit already in effect Under the Oregon cars can get gasoline on either odd or even-numbered days of the month according to the particular numbers or letters on their license plates Local Navy area ders are responsible for determining whether the plan is necessary at Navy gas stations Continued on Page 3 Mrs BarbaraS Smith military Wife of Year Mrs Barbara S Smith of Middletown mother of three daughters a Sunday School teacher and active participant in PTA and circles has been selected as the Newport Naval Base's Military Wife of the Year Also nominated Theresa M Conway Naval Officer Training Center Mrs Anne C Bauer Naval Underwater Systems Center and Mrs Beth P Milham The voting panel included Capt Cornelius F Moul Base Chief of Staff Lt Frank Fletcher Aide to the Base Commander Rear Admiral Richard E Rumble Mrs Amy Hulslander president of the Women's Division of the Newport County Chamber of Commerce and Mrs Adelle Taylor a new member of the Naval Affairs Council The panel did not vote on Mrs candidacy inasmuch as her husband Lt Milham to leave active service in June and she would not be available if she won the national Continued on page 3 Mrs Barbara S Smith Editorial Office Room 204 Bldg Coasters Harbor Island Tel: by the Edward A Sherman Publishing Company a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Navy Opinions expressed by the publishers and writers herein are their own and 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