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Recordings Suggest Pilot at Fault in Crash Recordings suggest pilot at fault in crash TOKYO (AP) — The eight from Fukuoka in Japanese newspapers, reports said Katagiri, who flying that day." Katagiri pilot of a Japanese jetliner southwest Japan, clipped television and Kyodo repor- has flown DC-8's since 1970, was quoted by Kyodo as reportedly reversed a critical several landing approach ted that investigators were may have reversed a thrust telling police investigators. thrust lever,then fought off light stanchions and crashed focusing on possible pilot lever on one of his four "I controlled the plane his cockpit crew just before in waist-deep water 1,000 error and mental condition of engines, stalling the aircraft during the flight and believe the plane nose-dived into feet short of the Handeda the 35-year-old captain as during its approach. I switched from automatic to Tokyo Bay, Kyodo News Airport runway. reasons for the crash. The "I didn't feel good before Service said Sunday. manual control at an altitude of about 200 feet during my Twenty-four people were landing approach," he was killed and 80 injured in quoted as saying. "After Tuesday's crash of the Japan that I don't remember Air Lines DC-8. anything.'' Kyodo quoted the pilot, Seiji Katagiri, as saying he Four newspapers also "didn't feel good" before reported a struggle in the flying that day. cockpit involving Co-pilot Several Japanese Yoshifumi Ishikawa, 33, and newspapers said voice Flight Engineer Yoshinori recordings showed the pilot Ozaki, 48, when they tried to acting in a strange manner restrain Katagiri and keep during the plane's approach the plane aloft. for a landing, at one point Japan Broadcasting Corp. crying out in the cockpit. said cockpit voice tapes Newspapers also said revealed Ishikawa shouting, Katagiri vanished after the "Captain, what are you crash but mysteriously doing?" resurfaced later at a hotel The co-pilot was quoted as while rescuers were still telling investigators he tried pulling bodies from the but failed to pull the controls wreck. back when the plane sud- The plane, carrying 166 denly nosedived from 200 passengers and a crew of Rescue workers swarm split Japan Air Lines DC-8 after last Wednesday's crash (UPI photo). feet. Connecticut latin, (Eampus Serving Storrs Since 1896 Vol.LXXXVNo.81 University of Connecticut Monday, February 15,1982 Polish authorities arrest 194 Commons Dining Hall as political unrest continues renovations underway VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Polish martial law where the now-suspended independent Soli- authorities arrested 194 people in the western darity union was formed. The government By Chris Schneider industrial city of Poznan after a crowd shouted said at least 14 people were hurt in that riot Staff Writer anti-government slogans and refused to and 250 people seized. Gdansk was sealed off disperse Saturday, Poland's official PAP news and martial law restrictions tightened. The The Commons Dining Hall, located on the first floor in the agency said Sunday. military rulers took foreign journalists on an Commons building, is currently undergoing renovations A broadcast monitored in Vienna said 162 of escorted tour to the Baltic port city last week that will make it an alternative nightspot for the Storrs those arrested were "punished" by misde- in an effort to show them the city is calm. community. It sounds simple, but there are complexities. meanor courts following the disturbance. The PAP said that as a result of the disturbance in According to Tim Skidgell. the general manager of Cash broadcast did not elaborate on the disturbance Poznan on Sunday, the provincial defense Food Operations, The Commons Dining Hall. The or punishments and did not report any committee ordered gasoline sales banned and Anonymous Pub and the Student Union Snack Bar were injuries. theaters closed down on Monday. under the supervision of the University Food Services until Saturday marked the two-month anniversary The bans on motor fuel sales and large public last Nov. I. when the supervision shifted to the Activities of martial law in the country. The Communist gatherings were lifted earlier in Poland. Office. One reason for the shift in management is to authorities had deployed tanks, troops and Doctors and farmers with special permits were provide for a different type of food service than riot police in a massive- show of force to exempted from the new restrictions in institutional. discourage demonstrations. Poznan. the agency said. According to Skidgell, the challenge facing Barry Wilson, Sunday's report by PAP comes two weeks PAP said the Poznan demonstrators director of Activities, is to make cash food service after a riot in the northern port of Gdansk, converged in the center of the city. operations successful. All food service operations will have to exist on their own merits, because no University subsidies will be available after two years,Skidgell said. In the past. The Pub and the Snack Bar have been money-makers. The Commons Dining Hall however, has not been so successful, accumulating deficits of $72,000. Wilson has been given two years from the day the nightclub opens to turn it around. To meet these objectives, the product lines, service, style of operation, decor, and atmosphere, as well as purchasing techniques arc all going to change. The entertainment will shift from the Pub to the nightclub. "We are going to start B new restaurant-lounge concept," said Skidgell. Although operating hours have not yet been established, a full dinner will be served in the early evening with entertainment hours to begin shortly after dinner. "The Nightclub will have no stand-up bar. We will serve anything at your seat or table." Wilson said. Wilson is hoping to get $150,000 in student labor, which would provide for more job opportunities for UConn students. Another change to look for is in the Student Union Snack Bar. At present, one can buy anything from a soda to ice cream to grilled cheese. The plan is to turn it into a deli-like operation where one might be able to buy a pound of cold cuts. Fan boogies wHh J. GeftV lead singer Petor Wolf (Evan tokkn pfaoto]. SEE PAGE 3 paoa 2 Connecticutoonnocticui Dailyuany Campus,oampus, Monday,monaay, Februaryreoruary 15,1982is UConn-Syracuse game The customer is always right Game spoils this campus wants to see fieldgoals on traveling calls The philosophy beaten into For the sake of equality UConn succeed more than I that left Husky fans with the minds of all salespeople between the male and image do. But not at the expense of mouths agape, looking up at is that "the customer is female professors, electronic soiling a good school's reput- the famous Hartford roof always right." For a right voltage receptors will be at- ation and legitamaeyj There To the Editor: wondering what next? No customer is a happy tached to an area of the body arc more important things What a show UConn put on doubt the referees deserved customer, and a happy technically refered to as the than a basketball, football, or in Hartford Saturday. The to be booed. I was booing. customer keeps coming rumpus. soccer game. There really The old lady next to me back., If a question is raised by basketball team was not the arc. main attraction at the Civic booed. Booing the referees is a student during any given But if you choose to Center for a change, the as much a part of the home class period and the disregard that, think about UConn students were. And court advantage as distrac- professor side steps the this the next time you're ting the foul shooter and Stuart student's question in a what a show it was. shaping that program into a cheering a Norman Bailey vague or demeaning way, It was a disgrace. No projectile: the player you student who tossed wads of slam dunk. But throwing the student, by pressing a injure could be your own. paper or ice-filled cups (one garbage at the referees is not Pearl button, will cause the Boos arc one thing, flying of which hit assistant coach a part of the home court ad- professor to receive a five objects are another. vantage. What we witnessed UConn is like a giant second electric shock. The Jim O'Brien in the head) had Just ask Jim O'Brien... anything to be proud of. Saturday was more of a multi-department retail professor can then opt to Thank God it wasn't on David Krcchevsky "homecourt disadvantage." store... the Caldor of univer- either help the student in television. Hartford Hall It interrupted the flow of the ' sities. UConn offers for sale need, or be given an ad- It was on the radio, game and made it even a number of courses in each ditional ten second electrical however. And as I listened tougher for the frustrated department and the students charge with an increase in to Marty Glickman describe 'Homecourt UConn players to get the purchase those courses the voltage. If punishment is the idiocy of the event,I could j • j j momentum back. Both Larry which they find interesting, needed for a third time in picture members of the stateQlSaQVa.Il Ulg6 Blucher and Karl Hobbs on a whim, or ones which any given class period, then legislature shuddering at the could be seen kicking the they just simply must have. an immediate one year though of funds for an arena To the Editor: debris off the floor in If for any reason the student suspensionary period with on the UConn campus for disgust. More importantly is not completely satisfied, no vacation time or pay shall such events.
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