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Students will vote on whetlf to add the transportation fee next week. jva He. ring maj( examini the couni the needs “Our No. s to get a ilth is imp 9 hikers slain ne£tu Colombian parlne BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Nine young men and women hiked through ancient ruins, rugged peaks and valleys and to the foothills of a snowcapped volcano. There, in the breathtaking Colombian Andes, they were shot execution-style — most with one bullet to the head. On Feb. 7, their bodies were be ing shipped back to their homes as this South American nation struggled to make sense of the latest massacre of innocents in a land rife with war. The decomposing bodies of the six men and three women were pulled out of a ravine Tuesday near southwest Colombia’s Purace Na tional Park. Officials would not spec ulate on who killed the hikers or why. But police and military authorities noted the country’s largest guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, is active in the area where the killings took place. The hikers set out on Feb. 2 by bus from the capital, Bogota, to Huila state for a weeklong hike through a wilder ness area rich in pre-Columbian ar chaeological sites and home to the 15,800-foot Purace volcano. When relatives had not heard from the trekkers for several days, they got womed and called authorities. “Everybody told me not to worry because they were OK, but I knew in my heart that they were not,” said Martha Ramirez de Serrano, mother TO of one of the victims, 24-j| Victor Serrano. In the offices of a Bogota*! cooperative where seven i killed had worked in recreatid grams, dozens of familyi hugged, sobbed and preparations. Seven of the hilt from Bogota and two from! “Given that these werejil ;iIZABETH dedicated to recreation ani|| Battalion moved from any kind ofcoefB’his weeki case) is extremely worrisoAld on to it National Police chief Gen.ltd Gold for i Gilibert. “Wehavetoclarifyilly Diallo,. it was a misunderstanding dieting major a homicide or a robbery.” rili Waco Sa A farmer spotted the bodiihe Miss t ravine on Sunday, butittpolihdd annual days to reach the remainsaiKlB rac Juate cl them. The officers initially4Spi a f ra ternii the dead were villagers - “'|’hf s page; killings of peasants are anali4 0ws Texas ly occurrence in the 37-yea4 ers jty/’ sale pits rebels against the milii [ |j c h ae | g right-wing paramilitary miliBj cs ma j or But when rescuers sawr* packers' bright clothing i skinned features, they i were probably not from the we’ve b which has a predominantly npovtc population. The victims’ identificatii were nowhere to be foundJ ties identified the hikers base; scriptions — one by a tattooe ther on his back. u Thh hows comti di Al| News in Brief 11 tourist couples marry in the nude RUNAWAY BAY, Jamaica (AP) — Wearing top hats, veils and body paint, 11 couples married in the buff on Wednesday. “People get married skydiv ing, in hot air balloons, scuba diving,” said one bride, Jane Jones, a 43-year-otd native of California. “It’s just nice to do something different.” 1 has sent geant, and iallo and for the and Gok The nuptials sparked pt from clergy, the governmei about 12 demonstrators J pastor was undeterred. The ceremony was perff ls T h “‘'” H ” nn ' at Hedonism III, ownedbytf|| , f u . perclubs chain, which hasp a 011 ant ‘ in Jamaica and the Bahamr 1011 - A dozen protesters stodfeMlo won side the resort Wednesdayfiolorship. If: ing and holding up signs, II bompete ai “They worship Satananflh will be h tan tells them this is rig one demonstrator, Marylc ck. Ark. The Leant will npetition i r e are very te pageant c LAST CHANCE... L’ said Evar Pha Phi Alpf- jpengineerim on the st ee years in rc about the i Ns A&M, s j^^lan-Americ ■pha Phi A Friday, Feb. 16ii and is t lan-Americ :nat Class of 2001: Don't be leftist' of the 2001 Aggieland! ® A&M Stuc Get your FREE Senior Picture taken at AR Photograp! ition Wedne located at 1410 Texas Ave. (by Jason’s Deli) [to vote in 1 ., . . >ecial electk No appointment necessary. E e specia | £ Extended sittings available for $10. flay and Wee For more info, call AR Photography at 693-8183.
