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by Scott McCullaf
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
STUDENT ATHLETES
THE
AGGIE
CLUB
The Student Aggie Club is
now accepting officer appli
cations for 1986-87.
If your interested
Contact Kyle at 764-1888
or Rusty at 696-9412
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
STUDENT ATHLETES
THE
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victims had been brought down
from the mountain by 10 a.m. Tues
day. The airline said the flight re
corder had been recovered.
Emergency squads searched for
bodies, putting the charred remains
in bags on stretchers and then climb
ing 1,500 feet to a ridge near the top
of the peak that was the only avail
able landing spot for the helicopters.
Only one helicopter could land at
a time on a tiny ledge above the deep
Election
wooded ravine where the wreckage
lay.
The remains were flown to Bal-
buena Hospital in nearby Maravatio,
and then taken to Morelia, 42 miles
west of the crash.
Twenty-three bodies in coffins ar
rived in Mexico City from Morelia
on a Mexicana plane at 1:10 p.m.
CST and were taken to a morgue for
identification by relatives.
Hovanec said U.S. officials at the
crash site “checked in this morning
and said that many of the bodies are
badly burned and dismembered and
scattered over a wide area.”
Witnesses in this hamlet of 300
people at the foot of the hills said (he
plane exploded and was burning be
fore it crashed.
Ignacio Carrillo, who has a small
farm nearby, said, "I heard two
booms like thunder, one up and one
down. I and some others, we
climbed up the mountain and we
were able to see only pieces of plane
and a few dead thrown around here
and there.”
(continued from page 1)
College of Geosciences
Place 1
• Peter Hugill, geography
Sterling C. Evans Library Place 3
• laan Laane, chemistry
Place 2
• Donald H. Dyal, special collec
tions
• Michael Stecher, mathematics
Place 3
• John H. Wormuth, oceanography
College of Liberal Arts
Place 1
• Dale Baum, history
Place 4
• Herman J. Saatkamp, philosophy
Place 5
• Luis Costa, modern languages
Place 8’
• Gary Halter, political science
Place 13
• Manuel M. Davenport, philoso
phy
Place 14
• Jerry Gaston, sociology
College of Medicine
Place 2
• Gerald Frye, medical pharmacol
ogy and toxicology
Place 4
• Douglas E. Turvey, family and
community medicine
Place 5
• Barbara Thomas, Medical Sci
ences Library
Place 6
• Mark Sicilio, pediatrics
College of Science
Place 2
• Richard Hedges, chemistry
Place 6
• Norman O. Dronen, biology
Place 9
• Omer C. Jenkins, statistics
College of Veterinary Medicine
Place 1
• Thomas Caceci, veterinary anat
omy
Place 2
• Russell B. Simpson, microbiology
and parasitology
Place 6
• Larry D. Clahorn, veterinary 1
physiology and pharmacology
Last
chance
for the
magic of
MSC OPAS
Thirteen.
The Houston Ballet will perform Giselle on Thursday,
April 10, the grande finale for the thirteenth magical
season of the MSC Opera and Performing
Arts Society in Rudder Auditorium.
Spend the last night of MSC OPAS in the
magnificent performance of this lovely dance corps,
Under the artistic direction of Ben Stevenson, the Ballet
will present Giselle, the enchanted
myth of unrequited love,
Tickets for the April 10 performance are available
in all sections, For ticket information,
contact the MSC Box Office, 845-1234,
VISA and MasterCard accepted,