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,ES the world in ito evidence an 3 kidnap-slaying ■ lawyers never- of Jimmy Paul vyers said jury lerbilt was con- ; killing, but the n last February rtial confession. (Hijackers surrender; all 12 hostages ok The Classifieds 845-2611 PrACU CORPS TICKET TO EXPERIENCE CAMPUS OFFICE 103-B Agriculture Bldg. 845-2116 Ext. 35 r THE BATTALION Page 3 TUESDAY. AUGUST 7. 1979 • * I HATE DOING LAUNDRY? Let Frannie’s do it for you Aunt Frannies Laundromat I •k * * Holleman at Anderson 693-6587 *4^ oacken in Seadriftwas bombing of a ietnamese and h Friday night n Nguyen, 21, >f $75,000. San or John Sexton residents was He said three Sexton said he an emergency iciman Walter esday to avoid Js said trouble a crabpacking amese women 00 persons - i rewell officials and er Monday for v York Yankee OO fans waited undreds more ■here Munson ■ under partly 1 procession to cle poicemen iuntv Sheriffs United Press International GENEVA, Switzerland — Three Spanish foreign legion deserters vho hijacked an Iberian Air Lines Jetliner in the Canary Islands Sun- pay freed their last two hostages Monday and surrendered peacefully |to Swiss authorities. I The Spanish DC-9, with just the jpilot and copilot still held as hos- Sages, arrived from Lisbon, Por- jugal, at 3:55 p.m. (10:55 a. m. EDT) md the three hijackers surrendered !0 minutes later. They left the plane without their Rhodesia denounces British settlement terms for lem Id end its new fore the presi- ?nt would be. nday just one vas scheduled July election ongest candi- icratic Union, Revolutionary turned to the nevara Aruze, men said they did not solve ta by its own ve said to the leath death of Pope ce apartments The Mass was onsignor Pas- officials. Paul x hours after n Sept. 28the st anniversary hi no Luciani, more than a > ideas /ill not discuss jrage creation osals, made at , are aimed at Arabs in East tting repatria- es. Israel says ' a Palestinian weapons 15 minutes after landing, talked for five minutes with Swiss security officials and then were driven in a gray police truck to downtown Geneva police headquar ters for questioning. They were not wearing handcuffs and appeared re laxed. Swiss justice authorities gave the plane permission to land at Geneva only on condition that the hijackers surrender. Switzerland said the men will be tried within several months on charges of air piracy and could be extradited to Spain if the Spanish government makes such a request. Planes landed and took off nor mally during the brief surrender operation, but the area where the red and white DC-9 was parked, half a mile from the terminal build ing, was kept free of other aircraft. Few police were in evidence, al though sharpshooters were hidden behind nearby buildings and con crete blocks. The hijackers, who at one time held 12 persons hostage, had freed all but the pilot and co-pilot at the Lisbon airport. United Press International LUSAKA, Zambia — Zimbabwe Ihodesian Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa Monday denounced a Jritish-backed comprehensive set- lement designed to turn more wwer in his country over to blacks, jailing it “totally unfair. The British Commonwealth sum mit meeting in Lusaka Sunday imanimously adopted a nine-point peace package intended to stop the guerrilla war and increase the pow ers of the black majority govern ment. The surprising breakthrough ailed for sweeping constitutional reform that would include guaran tees for the white minority, lifting he economic sanctions, new elec tions and an end to the seven years )f bloody fighting between guerril- tas and government troops. In Salisbury, Muzorewa said the iettlement plan was “totally unfair md in fact an insult to the electo- ate ’ that put him in power. Muzorewa called on Britain to re- hink its position but stopped short of rejecting the package of propo sals. “What has emerged from the Commonwealth conference in Lusaka so far as Zimbabwe Rhodesia is concerned are some positive ele ments and some which still require substantial clarification,” Muzorewa said in a statement. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Monday recognized the difficulties the agreement faced say ing she is not “starry-eyed” about achieving a permanent peace in Zimbabwe Rhodesia despite the ac cord between Britain and front-line black African nations. However, Thatcher virtually rul ed out the use of British troops to police the wartorn nation during fresh elections. Thatcher dramatically shifted her government’s position to move closer to the one espoused by black nations bordering Zimbabwe Rho desia, who rejected the “internal solution” worked out by Rhodesian whites. Thatcher called a British Cabinet meeting for Friday to begin work on the specific details of the peace plan and said she hoped to begin imple menting it “very shortly.” Diplomatic sources said Britain hoped to hold a constitutional con ference by September and have a new Rhodesian agreement in effect by November with the cease-fire coming even before then. 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