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MSC Camera Committee
General Committee Meeting
Monday February 17
7:00 pm
607 Rudder Tower
come find out about camera rentals,
dark rooms, classes and Spring Photo
Contest
Any questions? Call Tracy Wells 845-1515, 260-8348
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Two pilots
grounded
in landing
accident
Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The Federal
Aviation Adminstration on Thurs
day grounded two American Air
lines pilots and a flight engineer in
volved in an incident in which a
jetliner hit two sets of runway land
ing lights during an approach at
Harlingen, and then made three
more nights before the resulting
damage was discovered.
The FAA said the operating cer
tificates of the two pilots, including
the captain, who was a 20-year vet
eran at American, were revoked im
mediately.
The agency said the pilots operat
ing the Boeing 727 with 132 people,
including the seven crew members
on board, acted “in a careless man
ner” and failed to officially report
the accident.
The three employees were identi
fied as Capt. John Dowds; First Offi
cer Stephen Gall, the co-pilot who
has worked at American since 1979;
and John Bonewitz, the flight engi
neer who was hired last October.
No one was injured in the inci
dent, although officials said the im
pact with the break-away airport
lights was severe enough to cause the
oxygen masks in the cabin to dis
lodge and several ceiling tiles to
break away.
American Airlines spokesman
John Hotard said the airline would
have no comment pending the com
pletion of its investigation except to
confirm the FAA’s action.
According to officials, the acci
dent involved American Flight 844,
which was trying to make a landing
at Harlingen during poor weather
late Friday night. After two unsuc
cessful landing attempts, the pilot
tried a third approach and struck a
support beam of approach lights
about 450 feet from the beginning
of the runway and another set of
lights about 200 feet closer to the
runway.
The airplane was flown to San
Antonio where it landed without in
cident and the passengers were put
on buses. The plane was flown with
out passengers to Dallas-Fort Worth.
The aircraft resumed its normal
flights Saturday, carrying passen
gers from Dallas to San Antonio,
back to Dallas and on to Denver
where the cockpit crew noticed mi
nor damages to the outside skin of
the aircraft.
What’s up
rgai
ihool
Friday
PARKS AND RECREATION: registration for pre-sea*;
softball tournament will run through Wednesday. Fom
w ill be double elimination. Play starts Feb. 24. Entry fee 1
$55. For more information call 764-8773.
PARKS AND RECREATION: registration for Colleger La
lion’s first soccer invitational will run through Wednesday Ichii
Format will be round-robin with play being Feb. 22-23,E& |v" f
try fee is $75. For more information call 764-3773. tPg* 1
PARKS AND RECREATION: will offer adult mV"
leagues. Registration wall run through Friday. Season stain
March 3 and will consist of 10 games plus playoffs,Enml 1 ,' in
fee is $250. For more information call 764-3773.
MSC HOSPITALITY: the Miss TAML Scholarship Pag®
will sponsor a contestant kissing booth benefiting lit
American Heart Association at 7 p.m. in Post Oak Mafi.
UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRY: will leave for the springs
treat on the Guadalurx River at 5:30 p.m. in tne AiAdspo"
Presbyterian Church’sback parking lot. 11> 1
CAP AND GOWN SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY; junion P 1
terested in membership can pi< F up informationsheetiiI Sl)1]
the library. Student Programs Office, and the student* R ,,
tivities office. T hey are aue in 1 10 YMCA Bldg. by5pji“
on Friday. Requirements are a 3.25 GPR wiin75hoiia
For more information call Melanie, 260-0612.
LUTHERAN COLLEGIANS:
gressive dinner at 6 p.
more information i all Shanna, 6^3-5801.
CHI ALPHA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, will hole Jin
worship service and an ugly sii, k < omest at 7 p.m.inhut
Rudder. For more information call Bryan, 8•15-8400. moot
ASSOCIATED BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS: ¥'
sumes are due by 4 p.m. Friday in the Construction$dta™ (>
Department of the Langford Architecture Bldg.FormoitM ls ?
information < all 260-03IS or 268-0502, |[| :
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST: will hold a wet,
meeting at 7 p.m. in 108 Harrington.
TAMU CHESS CLUB: will hold make-up games for the dies
tournament at 7 p.m. in 502 Rudder. For more infomt
tion call Luis, 846-5903.
TAMU BADMINTON CLUB: will meet for regularptaca
at 7:15 p.m. in 351 G. Rollie White. For more informatia
«.ill Ai \ md, 816-7206.
will supply rides to thepr»'\; a
from Sbisa and Commons. Fm ne
ma, 693-5804.
Saturday
TAMU HORSEMEN’S ASSOCIATION: all members at
needed to work during the Sarah Pape Dressage Clinic«
Saturday and Sunday from H a.rn. to 6 p.m. at the Loin
Pearce ravilion.
TAMU SPORTS CAR CLUB: road rail v competitors need it
bring a navigator, pencil and i alculator. Entry fee isfifor
members and $8 For non-members. The event will tab
place at 2 p.m. in Zachry parking lot.
Sunday
TAMU INTERNATIONAL FOLKDANGERS: teachingfi
dancing of dances from around the world will beat8p.is
in the MSC (check the monitor for the room). Beginnen
welcome. For more information call Ellen, 822-2415.
SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION: will hold:
welcome back party and discuss the trip to San Antonio
p.m. at Oaks Park on Harvev Road.
CORPUS CHRISTI HOMETOWN CLUB: will so to tl
A&M baseball game at 1 p.m. Meet on the second dtol
the first base side of Olsen Field. For more information
Tom 696-4112.
AGGIE
WRANGLERS
are sponsoring a
DANCE FOR HEART
Sunday nite 7p.m. - 12p.m.
February 16
at the
TEXAS HALL OF FAME
A $2 DONATION BENEFITTING THE
!AMERICAN HEART ASSSOCIATI0N
GETS YOU IN THE DOOR.