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Battalion/Page 16
October 15,1982
Hostage, 4, sent to foster home
United Press International
RALEIGH, N.C. — A 4-year-
old girl held hostage by her un
cle in a sweltering Amtrak car
for three days with her dead
mother and infant brother went
to a foster home crying and
clutching a bag of toys because
her father refused to claim her,
officials say.
A tearful Zuli Ramirez, hold
ing a bag of the toys from well-
wishers, said goodbye Wednes
day to the staff of the hospital
where she was taken Monday af
ter her uncle, a convicted drug
dealer, released her from a tiny
Amtrak sleeping car where she
was held three days.
Police said her uncle, Mario
Navas, 29, shot and killed her
mother, Maria Ramirez, aboard
the Miami-to-New York Silver
Star last Friday just as the train
pulled into the Raleigh station.
Zuli’s brother, 9-month-old
Joan Ramirez, died of dehydra
tion sometime Sunday morning.
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Zuli was forced to live with the
decomposing bodies in the hot,
6-by-10-foot compartment until
Navas handed her through a
window to an FBI agent.
Navas is being held without
bond on two counts of murder
and one of kidnapping.
Federal authorities in New
York said Wednesday that
Navas had been convicted of
masterminding a vast drug
running operation.
Police said they had located a
man who claimed the woman
slain in the Amtrak car was his
wife, but who was reluctant to
come to Raleigh.
“We have been told by a man
in the Miami area that he is the
husband,” said Capt. Robbie
Carroll.
Carroll said the man, identi
fied as Altamar Ramirez, told
police the more than $5,000
cash found in the train compart
ment belonged to Mrs. Ramirez.
“The other agency is talking
to him and their information is
he has no plans to come to
Raleigh,” Carroll said. “I would
not consider it normal for a man
who has a family involved not to
want to come up.”
Wednesday, a New York
attorney confirmed he was the
“padrino” or “godfather” who
persuaded Navas to surrender.
Paul E. Warburgh, 41, who said
he witnessed Navas' wedding in
1976, said he expected to be
Navas’ defense attorney.
Warburgh said Navas has a
wife and two sons about 10 and
14.
Preliminary reports indicate
Navas was convicted of cocaine
distributing and conspiracy
charges in 1976 in New York
and sentenced to 13 years in
prison along with his wife,
Estella.
What’s Up
Friday'
BAPTIST STUDENT l’NlON:An InternationalSta
dent Dinner will lx* held at 7 p.rn. at the Baptist Stu<!
Center behind Kinko’s. Admission is free and everyone is
welcome to come.
INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP:/
meeting will he held from 7:30 p.m. to K:30 p.rtt. m!
Rudder Tower
MARKE flNG SOCIEI Y:Beecham Products (Consua
er Products C.) will talk in a meeting at 7 p.m. in 16
Academic anti Agency Building. Afterwards, a gro
picture will be taken at *:4. r > p.m. at the Zachry Lobby.
Business attire i*- requested.
DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT ACTIVITIFSA
recognized student organizations are invited to apply lor j
cubicle spate in the Renovated Pavilion. Applications are j
due October 29. For more information, contact the Sul
dent Activities Office at 845-1133.
MSC OUTDOOR RECREATION COM ML
TF.EiSign up for the Oct. 22 through Oct. 21 Backf
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HI I.LEE CI.UB.Sbabbai Services will be conducted by!
Paley at 8 p m. at the Hillel Jewish Student Center.:
Oneg Shaobat will be held afterwards
COLLEGIA! E FFA:A Plant Sale of indoor foliage plants '
front $4 to $15 will be held f rom 10 a m. to 5 p.m. at the
Rudder Fountain area
TURKISH STUDENT ASSOC IA LION; A re
meeting will be held at 6 p.m. in 404 Rudder.
UNITED CAMPUS MINIST'RYtA Peanut Butter Fe
lowship will be held from 11 :$0 a.m to l p.m at Rud
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MARANATHA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP^Rod
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SADDLE AND SIRLOIN CLUB‘.An omelet break
will be served f rom 7:30 a m. to 8:15 a m. at the Kk
Atrium Tickets are $3 at the door.
OFF CAMPUS AGGIES {OCALA Street Dance will be]
held at Woodstone Center after the FAMU v.
game. Admission is free, beer i.s 50 cents, and the fa
will be Albatross.
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PRESENTS
Suspects
names
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AMARILLO — Confusid
developed today as to theklenti
tv of a man wanted in an exiot
non hoax aganst Tylenol manit
facuturers and who may bei
suspect in a jewelery store rob
bery.
FBI Agent Tony DeLorer^
vaitl 1 >f fit ials had issued a
rant for Robert Richardson f#
demanding $ l million in anej(
(onion hoax linking his wildi
ex-employer to the recent cd
taminated-Tylenol deaths
Chicago.
However, FBI agents in D#
las todav identified theextorndj
suspect as Tern Dean Richarj
son. DeLoranzo said authoritij
were unsure if the two menu
the same.
Robert Richardson, about
is accused of mailing a letters
Johnson &: Johnson Corp., pj
rent company of Tvlenoj
manufacturer, threatening |
second round of poisonings wt L
less S1 million was put in a CIS
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