Tuesday, October 14, 1975

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Seven



U.S. officials quiz survivors
of shipwreck, mutiny at sea

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PHILADELPHIA'S multi alarm fire continues to blaze in the loading area of Arco ail refinery
yesterday,
Ph ullyfire burns brig

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. UP)
-_U.S. immigration officials in-,
terrogated five survivors of a
sunken Panamanian ship yes-:
terday trying to piece together,
details of a mutiny and death at
sea.
Meanwhile, three nations tried,
to resolve the question of who
has jurisdiction in the incident
that claimed the lives of the
ship's four officers.
LOUIS GIDEL, deputy region-,
al director of the Immigration
and Naturalization S e r v i c e
(INS) in Miami, denied reports
that an unnamed INS spokes-
man had named one of the sur-
vivors - four Indonesian sea-
men and a Filipino cook - as
the suspected murderer of the
ship's missing officers.
"No one has been charged,"
he said.
The five survivors were iden-
tified as Indonesians Malik Ab-.
dul, Paulus Heydenmans, Gun
un Supardi and Mohammed
Sviddik and Filipino Ponciano
Masong.
The cargo ship Mimi sank
northeast of Cuba on Saturday,
and the five crewmen were later
spotted by a U.S. Coast Guard
search plane and rescued. The
vessel's four West German offi-
cers were never found despite
an extensive search.
MANFRED OPPERMAN, cap-
tain of the West German freight-
er that rescued the five crew-
men from a life raft, said one
of the crewmen admitted stab-
bing the four officers and get-?
ting his fellow crew members to
go along with the mutiny.
"From what they said, it cer-
tainly looks like a mutiny at sea.
' They admit they killed the offi-
cers," Oppermann said.
RIVER MILES
JEFFERSON C I T Y, Mo
(UPI) -Missouri has over 19,-
000 miles of rivers and more
than 718,000 acres of lakes, ac-!

Walter Strube, chief engineer Gidel said the United States
of the rescue ship Lalli, said: might handle prosecution if
"They all had their papers with charges were to be brought'
them. It looked like they knew against the crewmen.
the boat would sink." Reports from Bonn, however,
said the West German govern-
TWO FBI agents were present ment was studying the jurisdic-
at the questioning of the five tional question to decide if it
men yesterday as they were should seek extradition in the
held in the West Palm Beach deaths of the four Germans:
city jail. A spokesman said the Captain Lothar Eckart; chief
FBI's role was only to aid the engineer Bernd Hesst; second
foreign governments that could engineer Horst Hershe and chief
become involved in the case. mate Manfred Schmidt.
Inmates rehabilitated,
with hypnotist's help
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. SHE HAS been working with a
(A) - State officials have turned " group of 10, helping them relax
to a hypnotist for help in reha- and think positively but not, she
bilitating convicts by inducing says, putting them into a deep
self-confidence and a will to trance.
stay clear of crime. "They can open their eyes and
"Almost everyone I have they're not out of it. What would
come into contact with has had be the benefit of a trance? I
the ability to change into a more would have to be with them the
worthwhile person," Yvonne rest of their lives.
Varra, the hypnotist, said yes-
terday. tThese people have been con-
ditioned to fail, but I can change
"THE SUBCONSCIOUS mind that. We can't help them ail,.
is like a machine. What we want I'm not talking about sociopaths.
to teach these people is to But I think we can help a siz-
change the images of them-,
selves, make them believe they able number to change them-
can be what they want to be selves. I'm teaching the ability
within reason.' to relax themselves and how to
Charles Diekun of the Florida give themselves positive ques-
Parole and Probation Commis- tions to counteract negative
sion approved the pilot program ones."
after first testing it on himself.-_
"The people we're dealing with
have a low self-concept,' whe r.Pa c. UsIan
said. "They do poorly in work
or school and have no job mo- OPTOMETRISTE
tivation. They are generally Full Contact Lens Service
first or second offenders." Visual Examinations
548 CHURCH ST.
Varra, a grandmother whose 663-2476
private practice is restricted to
cases referred by doctors, has-
conducted free 90-minute ses- : r

PRESENTS
Les Enfants Terribles
(director JEAN PIERRE MELVILLE (1949)
from a script by Cocteau)
Cocteau's probing of a complex brother-sister
relationship said to have been seen 25 times
each by directors Chabrol and Truffant and
was an early influence on their work.
"Lyrical, pervese, and bizarre . . .
Don't miss it"-Andrew Sarris
French with English subtitles
Tues. and Wed., Oct. 14, 15
Aud. A, Angell Hall, 7 & 9 p.m.,.$1.25
THURS.: Godard's CONTEMPT
FRI.: WOODY ALLEN NIGHT
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PHILADELPHIA (IP) - An'
explosive oil refinery fire was'
declared under :control yester-;
day afternoon, but flames still
licked into the air and morer
than 200 firemen continued to
pour water and foam onto near-;
by storage tanks.'
The flames at the Atlantic Re-
finery Co. operation on, the .
Schuylkill River were confined
to an eight-foot trench filled
with pipelines that carry oil
from the riverbank to 40 stor-
age tanks.

dering explosions.
"There was an explosion,
flame, a big explosion," said'
Rizzo, a 6-foot-2, 250-pound for-
emer police commissioner. "We
all ran. I ran into somebody or
something and, when I went
down, I knew immediately some-:
thing was broken."
A STAINLESS steel pin was
inserted into Rizzo's right leg
yesterday at Hahnemann Hospi-'
tal. The 54-year-old Democratic
mayor, running for re-election,
next month is ex ected to be in

THE MEN battling the current
fire clearly had that tragedy in
mind. With each new sound
from the wall of flames - at
times 600 feet long in gusting
winds - the firemen would snap
their heads around to watch,
ready for an explosion.
Fire Commissioner Joseph
Rizzo, the mayor's brother,sde-
clared the fire under control
around noon yesterday.
The fire had been contained
to about 500 feet of pipeline
leading from the river to a tank

AFTER 4:00 P.M.
YOUR BUCK -
BUYS MORE AT,...

np' "I "R 4 i"I which contains a
OFFICIALS said they bdidn the hospital for 10 days and on barrels of an alco
know the cause of the blaze,! crutches for two months.
had no estimate of damages ands blending gasoline,
were unable to say when the The fire in the 800-acre South was being fed by f
flames would be extinguished or Philadelphia refinery erupted adjacent tank, he ad
burn themselves out. Sunday night in the trench coh- flames prevented fi
Only one serious injury was taining the conduit pipes. It reaching the valves
reported. Mayor Frank Rizzo, quickly went to nine alarms as shut it off.
who had gone to the scene Sun- the overheated pipes exploded "We're in good
day night after the fire broke and ignited. continued like this
out, suffered a broken right The blaze was just up the commissioner said.
thigh when knocked to the river from the Gulf Oil Co. re-
ground by a fireman or one of finery where a sudden flare up
his bodyguards as they rushed during an Aug. 17 blaze killed
to escape one of numerous thun- eight firemen.
STUDENTS don't have
to be SHEEP ..t
You can make a difference
SGC will be interviewing for the follow-
ing student positions on SACUA corn-
rnittees:
* STATE RELATIONS
* CIVIL LIBERTIES BOARD
f ACADEMIC AFFAIRSI
* RESEARCH POLICIES
(Grad Students)I
INTERVIEWS for these committees will be held
TUES. AND WED., OCT. 21 AND 22. Need
mor information? Stop by SGC -Offices, 3rd'
floor Union; sign up for an interview and pick 1321 SOU'
up an application. _

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UAC CONCERTS
Tickets for FRANK ZAPPA, on sale TODAY
PRICES: $6.00. $5.50, $5.00, $4.00
TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE FOR:
BONNIE RAITT
PRICES: $5.00, $4.50, $4.00,1$3.50
LOGGINS & MESSINA
PRICES: $7.00, $6.00. $5.00, '4.00. Tickets are available at the UAC ticket booth, 1st
Floor Michiaan Union Monday thru Friday, 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sorry, we cannot acce:A
personal checks.
UAC SHAKESPEARE CINEMA
Laurence Oliver's HAMLET
Oct. 20, Old Architecture and Design Auditorium
TIME: 7:00 P.M. AND 9:45 P.M.-PRICE: $1.00
PRIZES!!!
UAC HOMECOMING PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
$50.00 First Prize, $25.00 Second Prize, $10.00 Third Prize, $5.00 Popularity Prize
THEME: "STUDENTS INT9RACTING"
ENTRY: BLACK AND WHITE, 8" BY 10" (MAXIMUM)
DEADLINE: OCT. 21
ENTRY FEE: $1.00 PER PHOTO
Entrv Forms available at: Purchase Camera, South University: Quarry Photo, State St.; Art
School, North Campus; U Cellar, Photo Desk; UAC Office, 2nd Floor, Michigon Union.
SHOWING: OCT. 21 THRU OCT. 25, MICHIGAN BALLROOM
For more information: Richard Sherry, Don Lovett-763-1 107
UAC FUTURE WORLDS
NEEDS A POSTER DESIGN!!!!! Can you be creative, somewhat bizarre . .
Design our poster. Will pay more than a pittance. Call Jackie at 764-5791
UAC CHILDREN'S THEATRE
Auditions for UAC's Children's Theatre production of FREE TO BE YOU AND ME, 'a musical
based on the television special with Marlo Thomas will be held on Tuesday, October 14 and
Wednesday, October 15 in Room 2040, Frieze Bida. from 7:30-9:30. Please come prepared
with a song, Everyone Welcome.
FOR FURTHER INFO CALL-763-1107
Committee Positions Open for Children's Theatre Group. We're lookina for an artist, scene
designet, lightina technician, costumer, choreoarapher, and committee members to work on
FREE TO BE YOU AND ME. If interested, call Linda Cvcowski-763-1107 or 769-6093.
THOT PRODUCTIONS
THESE WEEKS ARTS MAGAZINE
Watch for its November debut
Persons with any interest, call David Oleshanskv-763-1107
UAC MINORITY AFFAIRS
Minority Affairs, meeting every Monday in the UAC offices, at 6:00 p.m.
UAC TRAVEL
DOMESTIC TRAVEL, is promoting trips to New York City on Nov. 25, 26 before Thanks-
aiving at a $35.00 savincs. Deadline for sianina up is Oct. 25.
ALSO, flights to New York City, Los Anqeles, San Francisco, and Dallas at Christmas Break
at comparable savings. Deadline for sianina up is Nov. 20.
UAC PRINT SHOP
ATTENTION CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS
POSTERS-cheap, quick service, evecatchinc, block printing. 22 by 14 or bus size, many
colors.
For more info call ANDY WALKOVER-763-1107 or 662-1838
UAC MEDIATRICS
THE GREAT GATSBY starring ROBER TREDFORD and MIA FARROW
OCT. 17 AND 18-NATURAL SCIENCE AUDITORIUM
TIME: 7:00 p.m. and 9:45 p.m.-PRICE: $1.00

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The Magnificent 100

"their sound is magnificent" says a Evropean critic of the MONTEVERDI CHOIR
AND ORCHESTRA OF HAMBURG. Founded in 1955 by its conductor, Jurgen
Jurgens, the Choir has performed and recorded extensively, winning international
prizes such as the coveted Grand Prix du Disque.

UAC MUSKET
Good News-GODSPELL-Dec. 4, 5, 6

THEIR ANN ARBOR DEBUT PROGRAM: (jAflATTTJQTV

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