European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 20, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes. Capt James g. Rose his unit Eady for mat mover Page 9 g Short hers vie Lor Uri lure Page 2 o Saj for lacing death in Mowder Case Page 5 Mumuni patrons is Rittir line Page 8  Page 21 the stars an vol. 44. No. 276 monday january 20. 1986 a i 01,d 8693 a tourist Airliner plunges in Guatemala killing 91 Guatemala City Guatemala up a guatemalan Airliner circling a Landing strip crashed into a Jungle and exploded 155 mite North of Guatemala City killing All 91 people aboard including eight americans and a former venezuelan foreign minister. The Aero Vios do Guatemala jetliner look off from Guatemala City at 7 . Saturday and slammed into one or the Hills surrounding Lake Paten Liza just before 8 . Its destination was a Landing strip at Santa Elena which Tings the take s South Side and is a popular embarkation Point far tourists heading to the famed mayan Niino Utikal. Officials said no one survived the tourist Airliner crash Guatemala s worst air disaster in a i least 40 years. Aera Vias do Guatemala president Eduarda Gonzalez said 91 people died including tic plane s six person Crew. Gonzalez said the plane s passengers included eight americans two Bailom. To canadians two dutch one German one greek two Costa Picans two people from Curacao five colombians one Frenchman four venezuelans and one person whose nationality was unidentified. The four venezuelans killed were the nation s former foreign minister Arist Edca Calvani . An Aera Vias spokeswoman said Calvani had been in Guatemala to attend tuesday s inauguration ceremony for new guatemalan president  a close Friend of Calanni. Radio Palm ullage reported 62 bodies had been taken to a soccer Field in mores several Miles cast of the crash site. About 200 family Mem Bers crowded Aurora Airport in Hopes the names of survivors would be announced. Cansino said the plane did not land immediately in Santa Elena because of Low lying Clouds and began to Circle the Landing strip. Carlos Estrada a resident of Santa Elena Laid radio Palm ullage it had rained almost constantly in the area for nine Days. Gonzalez said however that there was to percent visibility at the Landing site. He called the crash  the secondhand plane was bought five months ago in Ecuador Gonzalez said. It was the first major airline disaster in 1986, following the deadliest year in aviation history. About 2,000 people died in crashes of scheduled airliners worldwide in 1985. Salute to or. King silent Carter Chris with Caretta Scott King the program was held in conjunction with the Ruit Junul tin saturday Al a Salute to greatness 1 dinner. Holiday honouring Martin ii Thor King. Reather forces downgrade of Winter exec fuse changed it ii run Pla today in the in Rah Centre 1.1. Gen. Andrew i1. 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