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Monday, November 25,1985 As Many As 50 Killed In Attack On Hijacked Jet VALLETT-t\, Malta CAP)- The State Department, without Egyptian commandos stormed a hi giving any name, said the male jacked Egyptair jetliner Sunday American hostage had received a su night and shots, explosions and a flre perficial face wound. during the assault killed as many "s According to a Jist released by 50 people, a government spokesman Greek security police, the plane car said. ried 87 passengers, the crew mem "There are about 50 dead by bullet bers and guards. o;fire," spokesman Paul Mifsud told MJsfud said later there were four reporters two hours after the assault. or five hijackers, possibly four He said the hijackers hurled hnnd Palestinians and one Syrian. grenndes at the passengers when The jetliner was hijacked about 15 they realized the Boeing 737 was to 20 minutes after leaving Athens being stormed, and the resulting fire Saturday night. In a radio conversa destroyed the inside of the jetliner. tion before the raid, one of the sky The victims "were trapped inside pirates said they were members of and couldn't get out," he added. the g;oup Egypt's Revolutionaries. Malta's state-run television said Egyptian aviation authorities said about 80 people were on the jetliner Egypt's Revolutionaries is an ex when the commandos attacked. It tremist group opposed to Egypt's said 28 wounded people were taken peace pact with Israel, signed in to hospitals. 1979. Joel Levy, the deputy U.S. Mifsud said the hijackers never Embassy chief, told reporters the identified themselves or made poli commandos attacked at 8:20 p.m. tical statements, but had demanded (2:20p.m. EST), about 24 hours af that the plane be refueled. ter the jetliner, en route from Mifsud quoted the pilot, Capt. Athens, Greece, to Cairo, Egypt, flani Gala!, as saying the hijack was comandeered and diverted to leader was "a madman" who sang Malta. and danced each time he shot a hos He said that ''at first report, it tage and tossed the body from the Kathy appears all the hijackers were plane onto the tarmac. Tanya Trujillo, left, and Lindsey Torras play on the monkey bars atthe UNM Child-Care Co·op. killed." Galal earl,ier told authorities by levy said there were three Amer radio that the hijackers had. killed Severalpillt:IIS of playground eq'!fP..ment, including these monkey bars, were recently don icans aboard the Egyptair jetliner, seven people, ated to the Co-op. and one was killed. He said at least Galal pleaded with airport offi two. bodies, including that of an cials by radio to cooperate with the American, were thrown off the plane hijackers to save passengers' Jives. KUNM-FM Hopes to Fill Manager Position before the assault. Several wounded In a tape of the coversation broadcast passengers, including the two other by ABC News, Galal spoke of the Americans, also were tossed off and killing of an American woman and By January; Two Withdraw From Process l J women were allowed to leave be said: fore the commando charge. "He is kiJJing her now, so:· say By Juliette Torrez "We're back to square one, but I they are going to come from the vice The American passengers Were again, say, do something, he is kill· think that everything .is going to be president's (Alex Sanchez's) listed as Scarlett Rogenkams, 38, ing her now. . . . He is outside Aftertwo finalists withdrew their alright," said search committee ofti~c." Jackie Nink, 30, and Scott Patrick shooting her now. I am the captain, candidacies last week, the Universi melllber Carlos Rodriguez. "I don't "I think the reason that we voted Baker, 28 •. The U.S. Embassy in you are wasting life, you are wasting ty of New Mexico search committee think that anyone is being real not to speak to the press is agreeable Athens said Rogenkams was from life. He is killing her, he has killed for a KUNM-FM radio station mana hasty." in the sense of protecting the candi~ Oceanside, Calif. her already, and in a few minutes he ger is reviewing applicants in hopes The search committee had voted dates prior to their being notified of Baker's hometown was not avail• of filling the post by January. not to reveal the finalists' names un continued on page 3 able. continued on page 3 Alex Sanchez, vke president for til interviews had been set up with community and international prog· Sanchez. R~ed, before he withdrew, rams, confimted that the two appli was expected at UNM sometime af cants withdrew from the selection ter Thanksgiving. process. "The search committee is . "Once again, the majority of the looking at the previous people in the committee voted not to speak to the pool as wen as· a number of applica press until the week that the two or tions that have come in," he said. three finalists are scheduled to come The two finalists that withdrew to UNM," said search committee arc Alan Frank, of New Hampshire; member Charlie Zdravesky. "The and Reed Smith, of ZanesviJie, majority of the committee also voted Ohio. !hat if any names are to be released, Inhalation of White-Out Fluid Growing Addiction for Teens By Steven Parks a teport in The Journal of ·the American Medical Association. Since 1979, six young New · ''The biggest problem appears Mexicans have died after inhaling to be when kids intentionally con typewriter correction fluid to get c:entrate the vapors, pour it into a high. bag or something like that," said The victims' ages ranged from Troutman. 13 years to 18 years. The appa Correc::tion fluid, eontrnollly rent cause of death ill eac::h case known as white-out, contains was a heart. attack, Dr. William chlorinate..- hydrocarbons. One of troutman, director of the New the solvents in white-out was Mexico Poison and Drug tn onte used as a general anesthetic, fonnation Center\ said in a recent It has been discarded for that use interView. because it was too dangerous, ''Inhalation abuse of various said Troutman. toxic agents continues to be a sig The abuse of the product seems nificant health problem among to be growillg among middle· an(t the younger segment of out socie" high-school-aged children, said ty, • . . Sniffing typewriter. cor Trouttnalt. rection fluid pos~s a ~ignificant "This is not the sort of thing and. underapprectated danger .to that represents a hazard to the Sunny Stansbury, a lull time student and Instructor at theASUNM Crafts Studio, displays her the lives of these abusers," states continued on ,-ge 3 hand•held puppets lit the annual Christmas Crafts Fair sponsored by the studio. The fair was held in the SUB over the weekend. Pagel. New Mcxi~o Daily Lobo. November 25, 1985 Page 3, New Mc~ico Daily Lobo, November 25. 1985 F MIL MEDICINE AN KUNM-FM----- Right On MIDWIFERY ASSOCIATES P.C. lfbeReP-_O_rt_... ______sv_A_P_ continued from page 1 and training volunteers. Jones said \'our Doorstep% Marvin Stevens is the acting volun That's the convience of get "Health Care for the their selection into the final pool of teers coordinator. ting the D~ily Lobo delivered to Levi's nominees," said Rodriguez. There are between 50 am! 80 your home. For just $15 ayeru·, Whole Family" Car Bomb Explodes At U.S. Military PX "Another thing l found positive is volunteers at KUNM-FM cQrrently. we'll mail it anywhere in the SHRINK TO FIT that individual members of the com ''The impression I got at the meet United States every day it com~ Emphasizing: FRANKFURT, West Germany -A powerful car mittee can speak about the process in ing after talking to Alex and the input • Personalized care ''For the other two who were treated here we still es out. 501 Blues • Patient education bomb exploded outside a busy U.S. military shopping don't have any personal details," he said. The identi an editorial comment. It's just a from the staff at the station was that • Preventive care • Home visits available center Sunday, injuring 34 people, most of them ties of tile injured were not released, qualification that we are speaking for he (Sanchez) understood the need to Colin Kavanagh D.O., S.andra Kavanagh C.N.M. Americans, authorities said. "Many people j•Jst walked off and took themselves ourselves and not speaking for the hire a production manager and a re· General Practice Nurse~Midwife The blast at 3:20 p.m. damaged 42 cars in the committee. ceptionist as soon as possible," said 1699 to the hospital," said a U.S. Anny spokesman, Maj. center's parking lot, shattered windows and blew a "I can't reveal any names but I see Zdravesky. "Right now, neither one 7127 Prospect Place NE 881-9364 Christopher Chalko. "Most of the injuries seem to gaping hole in the back wall of one shop. have been bruises and cuts from flying glass." a brand new batch of six or seven of these positions are filled. I think Albuquerque, New Mexico 8711 0 "We suspect leftist terrorists because the attack was Thc.BMW was parked in a lot behind the shopping realy strong candidates," said Rodri as far as that goes, Alex understood similar to the car bombing at the U.S. Air Force Base center that is for the use only of U ,S. military person guez. the seriousness (of the situation)." in August," said spokesman Alexander Prechtel of the nel am! their dependents. Search committee chairman Ken Jones, who has been the acting Wrangler C.HEESE& Federal Prosecutor's Office in Karlsruhe. · · A witness, not identified, described the scene to the Frand~en declined to comment general manager for 10 months, said That Aug. 8 car-bomb attack at the U.S. Air Force American Forces Network: · Sunday. that he ''didn't know any more than JEANS COFFEE. SHOP Rhein-Main Air Base killed two Americans and in "AI) of a sudden there was a real loud crash . .Itumcd Sanchez said he hopes to fill the not to hire (new staff members) until jured 20 people. position by Jan. I. UNM has adver we get the new manager. CATERING TO THE GOOD LIFE WITH: around to look and see where it came from, Automati . '_fhe terrorist Red Army Faction ;~ssertcd responsi cally I put my hands over my head. I looked and there tised the one-year general manager "That may or may not change at blitty for the August attack but there was no immediate contract for up to $32,000, while the this point," Jones said. When asked 1699 Fine Imported Foods, Cheeses, was a big yellow flash from between the two build Whole Bean Coffees, Teas, claim of responsibility for Sunday's bombing. ings." UNM personnel office has adver whether he felt the staff postions Sandwiches, Party Platters, "Like in August, Americans were the target of the Chalko said those entering the shopping center must tised the position for $28,413 for a should be filled before the station $15 A Year attack," Prechtel said. Gift Baskets, Gift Certificates pass by a military police checkpoint five yards from one-year contract. manager is hired, Jones said he Daily Lobo, UNM Box 20 Frankfurt police spokesman Kurt Kraus said the the blast site. · However, empty staff slots for a "didn't think it was a matter of ne Albuquerque, NM 87131 Open Sundays Join us at the Espresso B
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-Letter~ BLOOM COUNTY Ski Resort Employment ,..------, , ~ OURANGO 1/NPMY @' Political Double Standard 8((1?0&/CIIt. Ideal for Some Students COLORADO {.!IN/e., ClOCK 15 I WI/NriW By D.avid Gomez housing and transportation. AZTEC Editor; 10 /Y11/KRY 11CK/NGl Personnel directors cont&cted said • tn!J'. \ ..- fARr~iiNcno"N ' When the major television networks covered the preliminary activi I Working at a ski area is an excel educational standing usually does ties for the U.S.·Soviet summit talks last week, they went to Moscow lent way to spend a winter or semes not make a difference w]ien filling a to interview typical Russian citi~ens to seek their opinions about the ter out of schooL A little planning position. However, special skills do state of American-Soviet relations. All commentators noted the lack during the summer can find most ski make a difference. •· bums plenty of opportunities in a "We just hired an executive chef PENASCO[!) of candor on the part of the interviewees, and concluded that the CUI!I\. citizenry could not engage ln useful political dialogue as long as a variety of positions at most ski areas, who graduated from a year-long lOS ALAMOS ~ESPANOLA / restrictive government denied them their freedom of expression. Personnel directors at Mt. Bache culinary institute," said Jan Baker of .•· , 0 / This makes the current controversy over Margaret Randall most lor, Ore,, and Park City, Utah, said an Oregon ski resort. 4sANTAfE _;· amusing, What did Tom Brokaw expect the Russian citizens to do they receive applications all summer The New Mexico Daily Lobo ~ lASVEGIIS when their leaders openly threaten punishment for dissident be long, then do preliminary screening found through informal intevicws havior? America cannot operate by two standards toward political prior to final interviews in the fall. that people work at ar~as for lo~c (of commentary: frP.edom for whatever persuasion (liberal or conserva· Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Sizes .of ski area staffs range from the sport), money or JOb secunty. tive) that is in vogue, and ignore counter-arguments. To do so would 350 people to 550 people at major Ernie Blake, founder of Taos Ski deny the very basic lessons of scientific experiments: not to release AUCE, OOfS. fiORR.Y. I areas in the West, with varying salar Valley, said he started out in the ski 7HOIJGHT YOIJ/QfPC ies and benefits. Most include a free business 30 years ago with two em the conclusions until they have been thoroughly and rigorously THAT ~ VAUOiiN !9N'T fJO!NI!i AN Offli season pass and discounts on goods ployees. This year the area will have ,. tested, fiJNNY. INGMON01.06iJff., To suppose that Margaret Randall is a traitor to America, and then \ and services at area-owned facilities, 372 on staff. He said the number of criticize Russia for using the same tactics toward dissidents, reveals Employees must find their own employees has been increasing at at the current dilemma we face over the future of our foreign policy. "' rate of 13 percent annually. Until we answer the question raised by Alexis de Tocqueville 150 "Depending on the department, years ago about our awareness of the high cost of democracy, we will X-Country Skiers we have relatively little turnover," go no further than simple (and simplistic) solutions like free bus he said, tickets to Juarez. Seek All the Fun, Locals make up the majority of Send food and medical supplies instead of Margaret Randall to ·-·--., Juarez, and keep our freedom to think at home, Not All the Costs TSV employees, "Most of our staff lives in Taos, Arroyo Seco, Des Michael Welsh By Kelly K. Clark Montes, or Valdez," Blake said, History Department Tl.JLAAOSA - CLOUDCROFT If you enjoy the outdoors but Among the benefits for full-time A!.AMOGOROQ. ft •®- Woman's Place: find downhill skiing too fast, area employees are a free season fashionable and expensive for pass and discounts of 15 percent on On Fashion Page, Classroom Monitoring Is Disservice .To Students your taste, then cross-country ski equipment, clothing, and food at area-owned shops. Blake said in By Colman McCarthy touring might fit you just fine. Not At Summit lO lectures he attended he A cross-country skier's idea of structors and.ski patrol members get ~------11 lAS CAIJCES Washington Post Writers Group Farhat told the class that he was knee-jerking their way through learned nothing about political eager to sign a petition about to a good time is to take to the open additional benefits through equip Editor: WASHINGTON- Lib-listing, a ideologies, but he heard a lot ab life." Hansen, with no orthopedic woods armed with a Boda bag ment subsidies by manqfacturers. be circulated. It said: "We con problems other than a back that mongrel cousin of blacklisting, out the evils of the nuci~;Jar age." demn and deplore the recent and some cheese and crackers. He said the minimum pay for a full• Well ladies, President has come to America's cam What the 199 other students can't be strained with the heavy This sport does not cater to the time employee is $4.50 an hour once Reagan's Chief of Staff Donald attempts by AlA to monitor our nonsense of fellow conserva puses. A new right-wing orga think of Prof. Reader isn't known. professors." daredevil, but to the adventurer an employee passes a short prob Regan is taking quite a beating nization called Accuracy in In AlA's first newsletter, Reed tives, disagrees. "Colleges are who seeks a total sensory experi ationary period. SKI COUNTRY for his ill-considered remarks on Farhat is from Pasadena, Calif. not training students one way or Academia is recruiting college Irvine, the founder who gran He accepts it as one offate's tor ence of sights and sounds. Satis the intellectual inclinations and the other. The fact that an over· Blake said the main attraction for 1 2 students to monitor professors' diosely advises readers to save faction comes in the smooth ~~~!1 ~ !!-d':'.!.~!,~~!t ,'u"~~·~~~ ::r,~'j;og, ~~~· :,ro~·~ ~~~~:t ~~::::-.7:;: 8 S.Nt;..ft-lllm,Nrs.m.r. NM41S tf)AQCt2.CIDO~tlevl1runl.l~b"f"'"''.,.,.., tures that Jane Fonda lives in the 1 m!Dtm~
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Jesus Apodaca, an employee of ~he Leisure .Services Outdoor Shop, displays some of the cross-country ski equipment avail abltl for renta/there. The Outdoor Shop rents a wide variety of sports equipment at reasonable prices. A complete cross We wish to acknowledge and Monday - Friday: 8am-8pm country package, including skis, boots and poles, is only $2.50 thank the following stores for Saturday - Sunday: 10am-6pm per day~ about 30 percent of the going rate at local stores. loaning us the Winter Fashions: X-Countrv------All downhill fashions were Models for the ski fashions are: 266-7679 continued from page 5 skiing comes in the initial invest supplied by Oshman's Sport upper right, Nancy Webster and Annette Gomez; pay to ski," said Bruce Doeren, who ment in skiing equipment, but such ing Goods. 112 Amherst SE works at a local outdoor sporting equipment can be rented for a small The cross-country wear was lower right, Kathy Donellon. shop. Doeren said local skiers re fraction of what you might pay to supplied by Chapman's Ten sponded to the new costs by boycot own it. UNM students can rent nis and Ski Shop. ting the area, or worse, by damaging cross-country ski equipment for [ffi C!Cl the trails. $2.50 a day at the Leisure Services The expense in cross-country Outdoor Shop in Johnson Gym. l.• J Photos by the Daily Lobo Photo Staff: Covered Phantasmagoria Kathy Gonzalez, Jo~ Mitchell and Leonard Ortiz. 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A good telephone operator Hinton said ]Je works a solid ''It's the easiest job I've had, and I "Titles don't mean much to me. has the patience of an angel. We America. month during the Christmas rush, wanted to stay in town," he said, have to show that we care, even ab "I couldn't think of a more fun then a six-day week after that. He noting that ski technicians are main "I prefer being real busy," he said. out those who know nothing about job," he said, "I have the satisfaction plans to pack his bags and head for ly transitory types. "I find it to be a challenge." He said skiing." of helping others to enjoy the sport I the mountains at the end of this his shop serves several hundred peo semester. Gl.over said he started out working ple between 6 and 8 p.m. Among other skills prized by area love. I make a Jot of lasting in the shop's rental department when friendships through the lessons I "lt:s a fun way to make money," he was a business student at Ft. "I skied II days last year, com operators arc lift maintencncc and teach. he satd, weldiog. Blake said he is also look Lewis Col]l;ge. He then worked his pared .to 90 times when I was a stu· ing for heavy equipment operators "Siding is an expensive sport,'' Glen Glover has worked at the way through equipment repair and dent," Glover said. "It used to be fun with good records to run the .area's Hinton said. "I couldn't afford it un same ski shop in Durango, Colo., for sales in Durango and Farmington be· when I started, but not so much any· slope-grooming and road-clearing less. I worked at an area. That's the the past 12 years, O!ltlasting several fore assuming his current duties. more. Now it's just a job." LUNCHEON SPECIAL operations. main benefit; plus that, I get great Prospective employees nrc en discounts on equipment." "NOW" couraged .to apply early in the fall, He said salaries for instructors Personal interviews with individual vary depending on qualifications and department heads, who do most of seniority, He said he also receives BEING SERVED DAILY the hiring, takes place in October at additional income. from tips and Taos. The season at the area runs from playing with some friends in a OPENING TILL CLOSING from mid-November to mid-April, band. Blake said. One disadvantage of working out. Miles Hinton ha~ been a ski in doors in tht: winter is prolonged exp Mini Pizza with 4 Toppings structor at Taos for three seasons - osure to the cold, he said. "One day &:. Small Drink ONLY $2.39 one part-time on the weekends last winter we had winds of about30 while he took classes at the Universi miles an hour with the temperature With Single Serving Salad ty of New Mexico. 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