European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 27, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday. October 27. 1985 the stars and stripes Page 9 documents re create plane s final minutes Washington a my god i m in one piece and i m  flight attendant Vicki Chavis exclaimed seconds after she crawled from the Fri Skage of Delta flight 191 hardly Able to believe she  escaped the August crash thai killed 137 people. Her dramatic description of the final seconds of flight aboard the Delta airlines i.-i011 and terror of the crash during an approach to the Dallas fort Worth Airport was detailed thursday in new documents released by the National transportation safety Board. Thirty four of the people aboard the jetliner Many in a rear Section that had broken away from the rest of the plane survived the crash although three died on the Way to the Hospital and four others died later of their injuries. The documents also confirmed that the Jet encountered wind Shear which investigators shortly after the crash had speculated was the cause of the disaster an analysis of the plane s flight recorder showed the jetliner flew into an area of severe Down Low of wind for about 20 seconds followed by rapid changes in. Wind direction and Speed just before it crashed one report concluded. Chavis 29, was among three flight attendants who escaped the Accident. Her description to investigators of the moments before and after the crash provide a glimpse of what the survivors faced. She and another night attendant were interviewed by Nosb investigators a Day after the crash. It had been her first trip after a two week Honey Moon and she was on a rear facing jump Seal six rows from the rear of the Cabin of the wide body Lockheed Airliner. She told investigators of a Virv bumps approach to the Dallas tort Worth Airport where the plane was making an intermediary Stop on an aug. 2 flight from Kort Laud Crdal fla., to los Angeles. Then she said the plane look -. Sudden extreme drop and we were moving in a lateral direction being tossed about up and Down and left and  she heard the increasing noise of the engines and Felt the front of the aircraft pulling up As the Pilot attempted to put on Power to escape the treacherous downward funnel of air that had caught the Jelliner and was virtually driving it into the ground. The next thing 1 knew we hit something Chavis recalled. "1 thought it was a  by that time the plane was skipping across a Field its Landing gear touching Down at last twice As the Pilot struggled to again get airborne. Then the plane according to the Nosb investigators crossed a Highway and its left engine struck a car sending it careening out of control. I was facing Al and 1 Felt us going forwards. The grass and sky and things were going by in the opposite direction. My arms were completely flailing my legs were flailing. 1 had no control Over my body the flight attendant recalled. Strapped in her seat by a Bell and shoulder harness and trying to hold onto anything she could reach she fought to get away from All the things that were flying  suddenly there was a final Jolt As the out of control Jelliner struck a water Tower. As she briefly turned her head a flame Rushing from the front of the Cabin singed her Hail. Although there was smoke and the smell of Jel fuel in the air she recalled no other flames. By then the aircraft had broken in two. Leaving the rear Cabin Section largely intact and separate from the rest of the plane. And there was momentary quiet she recalled. We stopped. I was hanging upside Down from my scat Belt. The whole fuselage on the left Side of the air plane was  the survivors in the rear Section of the aircraft began scurrying out of the aircraft some sliding crawling or jumping Down open areas where sections of the fuselage had been ripped apart. Chavis recalled. She said she was the last to leave except for one Man hanging from his seat upside Down Forward from where she was and too far to reach. The smell of fuel was on her uniform and on her skin and she noticed a 15-foot drop to the ground where she could Sec jagged pieces of the plane and bits and pieces of things burning Here and there she finally decided to crawl out of the wreckage. Fire trucks had begun to arrive in the heavy rain and firemen were dousing the Tail Section with foam. She Gol help for inc Man still hanging from his Seal Belt inside the plane. Her injuries were minor. I have pains under my arms from being thrown around and a by disc on my hip but that s All she told incs Ligator. Argentina orders state of siege to fight bombings Buenos Aires up the govern ment of president Raul Alfonsin Friday declared 3 stale of siege for 60 Days to combat a wave of bombings believed designed to disrupt congressional elections scheduled for nov. 3. Interior minister Antonio Troccoli announced the measure lie said it was taken because of the worsening and persistence of the escalation of violence and taking into account judicial  the measure limits some constitutional rights and allows the government to make arrests without warrants. Troccoli whose weekend Home was dam aged in a bombing thursday announced the measure just 14 hours after a Magis trate ruled that the government could not make summary arrests without declaring a formal state of siege. A series of explosions led Alfonsin last week to order the arrest of 12 alleged right Wing conspirators. Seven of the suspects were taken into custody and were ordered held without charges for 60 Days. One suspect was ordered released late thursday by a judge under a Hareas Corpus motion. Alfonsin said he wanted to avoid Declar ing the slate of siege when he ordered the arrests. The detentions were upheld by to o judges but a third judge threw them out As unconstitutional. Troccoli said the slate of siege will in no Way inner Fern with the scheduled nov. 3 congressional elections to choose half the members of the chamber of deputies. He said the government will Conti Milc to press for the arrest of All 12 suspects. Troccoli s weekend Home was damaged in the 15lh bomb attack since sept 17. The bombings have killed one person and dam aged schools shops and the Homes of Mili tary officers Loyal to Alfonsin. Alfonsin became Argentina s first civil Ian Percsi Donl dec. 10. 1983. Ending nearly eight years of military Rule. Experts foresee Karpov losing world chess title Moscow a liven supporters of world chess Champion Anatoly Karpov con cede that unless he orchestrates a decisive Victory in one of the next two games Chal Lenger Garri Kasparov is going to Lake away the world title Karpov has held for a  22-year-old Kasparov currently enjoying a 10.5-10-8.5 Lead As Well As the psychological advantage of momentum stands to become inc youngest world titlist in the history of chess. With a maximum of Only five games Lei in this Bilter personal and professional con test experts arc now openly predicting a match Victory for the outspoken challenger. The two soviets maintained a predictable opponents distance during the original world title series which was scrapped with out a Winner in february. Both players delivered emotional objections to the halt in play after five months and traded charges thai the end was engineered by the opposing  two soviets have carried their Radges into the current contest barely Cov ering their personal dislike for one another with the obligatory handshakes before each 8 Kasparov who has scored three victories since Karpov s last win in game 5 has been eluding Confidence of late rashly reveal ing his sealed 42r,d move Afler thursday s 19lh game was adjourned to the Delight of the increasingly partisan crowd watching the contests in the soviet capital t Tchai Kovsky Hall. Karpov s overnight delay m resigning what Cape its described As a hopelessly lost match served to pm phase a his defeat. Karpov s position at the time of adjourn ment w As so poor thai a Spanish chess expert said the Champion s failure to resign on the spot was  Kasparov exploited this situation psycho logically playing Oul his scaled 42nd move after Karpov made a speedy departure from the playing Hall. Many experts attributed Karpov s adjournment of the lost contest to his dislike of resigning in front of the increasingly pro Kasparov crowd. In games 11 and 16, Kar Pov s resignations were greeted by rhythmic clapping and chants of Garri. Garri from the audience. Observers also were inter sled to learn of the presence in the audience thursday night of no cd Par psychologist Vladimir Zukhar who worked for Karpov during his 1978 match with soviet defector Victor Korchnoy. In that series. Apr Chunoi complained Zukhar had been trying to hypnotic a him. Zukhar told world chess federation official Bozidar Kazic he was not working for either player and was no longer profession ally involved in chess. Tickets to inc current chess match arc much sought Afier As the 24-game series cars an end. Gabriel Schown fold an american graduate student said tickets were facing resold at nearly 10 limes their original Price of about s3. There have been rumours in Moscow chess circles that Karpov had asked to have spectators excluded from the Hall after game 11. Wheeling around the world