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April 30, 1982
> n Army finds 35 dead
rofsnear Mexican crater
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ed the city to fe; MlXICO CITY — Army re-
eing to a subversiiiscueiunits were unable to reach
holding ajob. ; ightvillages around the base of
e law was dedardiouthern Mexico’s Chichon Vol-
onal in 1967, cano, but found 35 dead in
iftel, of Long bkanother hamlet farther from the
ns, was questioned crater, the Defense Ministry
e judiciary subj says.
nembering that,; A ministry spokesman said
his wife was pretmlWednesday that soldiers had
third child,Shafitl formed a circle around a three-
not afford to got mile radius of Chichon but have
vertheless, he rti notleen able to push closer be-
r the committee: cause knee-deep 400-degree hot
and when he relit ash was blocking advances,
fork he wasdult[ He said the eight villages all
ng the name 0,J are within the three-mile “critic-
‘1 became a “had'ill,
he could
ngjob.
ss, who said be k|
i a danger list ait|
said he was disna
he was the preside-ti
ers Union,
al circle.” He listed the hamlets
as Agua Tibia, Esquipula
Guayabal, Las Flores, San Anto
nio, San Isidro Tanchital, San
Juan Bosco, Volcan and Volcan
Chichonal.
A helicopter was able to land
in the only other town within the
circle, Francisco Leon, but had
to leave before rescue workers
could look for bodies, the
spokesman said. He said soldiers
would return as soon as rains
cool the searing ash.
Chichon, about 400 miles
southeast of Mexico City, has
belched out more than a billion
tons of ash and cinders in a
series of eruptions that started
March 28. Ash has been blown
as far north as California and
Texas.
The spokesman cited army
reports showing 58 bodies had
been recovered by soldiers as of
Wednesday and three military
men and a volcano specialist
have been missing for more than
three weeks.
He said 93 people were se
riously injured and 26,224 were
housed in government refugee
centers. But he said most of the
refugees had left the centers,
many returning to villages out
side the danger area.
if.S. bargain-hunters
find friendly skies, seas
rtga
Kj United Press International
, Wiih the U.S. dollar stronger
on the world market, Europe is
1 expected to offer some of the
-4- A L Bltravel bargains in years. But
Ms-Atlantic air fares will be
going up and bargain-hunting
Americans still will be looking
forways to keep expenses down.
lot seen since thetwa
the Great DepretitM First-timers should consider
:hief reason is t)ie|ravelling with a tour group,
os of old, k; The travel industry is highly
jes being carried competitive and agents offer a
a time of soaring! variety of low-cost all-inclusive
i|ffltage tours that can include
iobert Boehmer. transportation, hotels, meals,
three California baggage handling, sightseeing,
vho are defendk tipping, taxes and other essen-
) assume low tials. They will make all the
;es, related hisoi necessary arrangements at no
ie justices. extra cost. /
California •‘^■Travelling in a group could
t said, theonlvir iBh ea p er than going on your
olve assumpttoti!!l wn [j ecause major wholesale
ans. With interes tou] operators buy blocks of
18 percent, the a 1 phneseats and hotel rooms at
ould not buy a rates ant j can pass some of
i a wealthyfantilt' the savings along to the traveler,
uble buying. Travelers also are advised to
■ i, check out charter trips, and
ase has caught 1
ittention
rates in thecound
Association of Rtfl
tus lending grotipr
>urt is expected»|
fuly.
shop around and compare
prices in travel section pages.
If you prefer to make your
own arrangements, purchase
your plane tickets as early as pos-
For those planning to
travel by train, the
Eurailpass is still a good
buy even though prices
recently have increased.
Some of the hardier
travelers even sleep on
overnight trains be
tween destination cities
to save the price of a
hotel room.
sible to take advantage of dis
counted fares that may have
time limitations or other condi
tions. Check with the airlines or
travel agents because some cur
rent bargain fares have set ex
piration dates and may not be
guaranteed against increases.
For those planning to travel
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good buy even though prices re
cently have increased. Some of
the hardier travelers even sleep
on overnight trains between des
tination cities to save the price of
a hotel room.
The Eurailpass must be pur
chased before leaving the Un
ited States — it is not sold in
Europe. If you’re under 26, a
second-class Eurail Youthpass is
available that sells for a reduced
rate.
Both passes provide free or
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ways in Britain and Northern
Ireland as well as the individual
railroads on the continent.
World’s Fair gets mummy
died
New York, Oi
Texas, Calift
Japan and Atiw|
1 United Press International
j: KNOXVILLE, Term. — A
3,000-year-old Peruvian mum-
my and a tiny chunk of the Great
Wall of China have finally ar
rived at the World’s Fair in time
or Saturday’s opening.
Promoters had feared the
mummy might miss the grand
opening, but it was in a shipment
of Peruvian treasures that ar
rived by plane late Tuesday
night.
Scientists will unwrap the
mummy before tourists who
pass by the Peruvian pavilion
during the six-month fair.
Wednesday, Chinese officials
uncrated the first pieces of the
1,500-mile Great Wall ever
allowed out of that country.
Security guards stood outside
the Chinese pavilion to guard
the 22 bricks.
)A said
the recall, _
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.planted in A»: WW W.
nd 22 in Japanese
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TASTE TEST.
Match your musical tastes
with the artists above each group of questions.
Circle the correct answers.
THE BLASTERS
Produced by the Blasters
1) Are you fed up with the senseless
tide of foreign-made ‘American’ music
flooding our shores?
(a) yes (b) no
(c) need more information
(d) if other people are
2) Where was rock & roll invented?
(a) England (b) Gibraltar
(c) Liverpool (d) US of A
3) What’s the most likely reason for
you to be shakin’?
(a) rent due (b) religious rite
(c) the economy
(d) a strong national defense
(e) car out of alignment
If) the new Blasters single
(g) most of the above but especially T
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JOHN HIATT
ALL OF A SUDDEN
Produced by Tony Visconti
1) What kind of guitarist is sought by
both Ry Cooder and Elvis Costello to
play in their bands?
(a) pretty decent
(b) ruggedly individualistic
(c) brilliant
(d) all of the above
2) Do you like the sound track to “The
Border”?
(a) yes (b)no (c) need more
information (d) if other people do
3) What kind of songs do we need
more of?
a) love songs
b) songs about partying
(c) songs about how hard it is being a
rock & roller
(d) songs about dancing your
gonads off
(e) songs about something
interesting
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EYE TO EYE
Produced by Gary Katz
EYE TO EYE
7
1) Would you be interested in a new
band produced by Steely Dan’s
producer Gary Katz, and featuring
almost the entire cast of Katy Lied,
including Donald Fagen?
(a) somewhat
(b) more than somewhat
(c) more than more than somewhat
(d) ecstatically interested
(e) not right now
2) Do you like female vocals to convey
both innocence and irony?
(a) if they don’t undermine a strong
national defense
(b) I don’t want to commit myself on
this issue
(c) Yes (d) especially when they’ve
got something to say
3) How long has it been since a new
band came along that really sounded
different, one that didn’t try to fit any
radio formats, that managed to have
fun and maintain some semblance of
integrity at the same time?
(a) since Steely Dan
(b) since Steeleye Span
(c) since Stealer’s Wheel
(d) since K.C. & the Sunshine Band
(e) longer than I can remember
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OTHER BALL
Produced by Martin Lewis
Featuring:
Sting, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Bob
Geldof, Johnny Fingers, Phil Collins,
Donovan, The Secret Police.
1) Who hopes Amnesty Internationfiirs
benefit concert album above doesn’t
make a piaster of profit?
(a) Chile’s generals
(b) the Kremlin (c) the ayatollah
(d) ‘Baby’ Doc Duvalier
(e) all the above dictators and more
2) When was the last time Jeff Beck
and Eric Clapton recorded together in
the same band?
(a) Woodstock (b) Isle of Wight
(c) need more information
(d) when they were in the YardbHrds
3) Would you like to hear intimate,
personal performances by Sting
(“Roxanne,” “Message In A Bottle”)
and Phil Collins (“In The Air Tonight”)
without the usual supergroup huobub
that follows them in The Police and
Genesis?
(a) haven’t made up my mind
(b) yes (c)no (d)ASAP
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