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Pakistani sources said Pakis tan also agreed to pay $50,000 ransom, and a Pakistani official announced the hijackers would seek asylum in Libya. "The crisis point has passed,” said a U.S. diplomat. “It is over,” the Pakistani am bassador to Syria, Safraz Khan, told reporters at the airport. “There is no longer any dead line. It is a matter of time now and I don’t anticipate any dif ficulties at all in the process." The hijackers had labeled the Americans “CIA agents” and said they would shoot them and then blow up the plane with all aboard unless Pakistan’s mili tary regime bowed by 11 a m. EST Thursday to their demand to free 55 political prisoners. Pakistan’s ambassador to Damascus said his nation had agreed The hijackers had already shot and killed one hostage, a Pakistani diplomat, last Friday when the plane was in Kabul, Afghanistan. The hijacking began over Pakistan March 2, and has since become the second longest in history. The longest, lasting 39 days, was in 1968 when Palestinian terrorists held 12 Israelis aboard an Israeli plane in Algiers. For the first time since the Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 720 arrived here, the three hijackers allowed its cabin lights to be turned on Thursday night. Seeing this, about 50 Syrian soldiers in foxholes around the plane were heard to cheer. CLASSIFIEDS BUFFALO BOB PENNA BUMS A RIDE BACK EAST! J.D. and his boozen buddies invite friends and foe to frolic together for one last bash on Saturday the 14th at nine. THE VAN BUREN BABES 3-13 COLLEEN WYLLIE someone who loves you hopes vou have a nice day. 3-13 "IT***, McKenzie Coffee Co. World’s finest coffees Mexican and Swiss Chocolate Rare and Exotic Teas Steamed Bagels Mayflower Building 782 E. 11th 342-2071 SOUTHEASTERN MOUNTAINS SQUARE DANCE with JIM MORRISON Red-hot fiddler and dance caller from Charlottesville,' VA. “ Jim is fantastic; a great time will be had by all ” —D. Reich Friday, March 13 8:00 p.m. EMU Ballroom U of O Campus $2.00 admission -FREE WORKSHOPS IN TRADITIONAL DANCE FRIDAY Early American Dances 2:30-4:00 p.m. B-50 Gerlinger Annex SATURDAY English Ritual Dance 11:00-12:30 Room 219 Gerlinger A GO GREEN with FINNEGAN’S for FINNEGAN'S has cards, "Kiss me, fm Irish” buttons, “Luck of the Irish" hats and the biggest green bow-ties you would ever care to wear! Finnegan's also has a large selection ot green critters, boxes, bags, ribbons, bows and streamers. Celebrate with FINNEGAN’S Cards & Gifts 1308 Hllyard St Eugene 484-0530 _ 3-16 PARTY! CEDAR HEALTH SPA 117 MONROE ST. We have facilities for your party. Call 485-0654 for details. 2-27 Contact Lenses Hard $89 Soft $139 14 Day $225 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HARD A SOFT LENS REPLACEMENT LENSES CLEANED A POLISHED DAVE TAWNEY Certified Optician 149 West 12th St. Located in the Equitable Insurance Building, 'h block from the Eugene Hospital & Clinic between Olive & Char nelton. Phone 683-4164 1773 :WF INVESTIGATOR WISHES TO SPEAK with anyone who was present in the EMU Ballroom when Victor Tomseth was speaking on Feb 9 Please call Ms. Kester at 343-8247 days, or 935-7502 eveninas. 4 1 DUFFY’S FAMOUS Friday at 4 $1.75 pitchers 4-6 pm LIVE MUSIC with STEVE MYERS PLAN NOW to learn to increase your reading speed and to really understand and remember what you read. The Learning Resources Center will otter its Academic Speed Reading program during Spring Term at these times: MWF 9:30-10:20 MWF 10:30-11:20 MW 7:00-8:30 pm Fee is $30. For more information, call the Learning Resources Center at 686-3226. 1981:3-16 PIERRE: Meet me for a hot meatball sandwich at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard.LUIGI BAD DAYS CAN BE PREDICTED using bior hythm charting. As an introduction, we offer full charing for March thru June for $5. Send check or M O. (no cash) to LANE BIORHYTHMS PO Box 1544, Springfield, OR, 97477,3-13 SIGN UP NOW for GRE PREPARATION WORKSHOP offered by the Learning Resources Center. Course runs April 6-April 22, MW 4-6 pm Fee Is $30. For more Information, call the LRC at 686-3226. Barney Cabled “The cozy tavern under the Ferry Street Bridge ” 375 E. 7th Avenue Eugene 484-7085
