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Questions
for the
crew
The crew of the hijacked
Northwest Orient Airlines
727 answered questions
after they landed late yes-
terday in Reno. From left
were Capt. William Scott;
Robert Rateczak, first offi-
cer; Tina Mucklow, a stew-
ardess, and Harold Ander-
son, second officer.—A.P.
wirephoto.
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Following the hijacker's instructions, a single stewardess
walked out of the plane and reboarded with the parachutes
and suitcase.
Thirty minutes later 36 passengers walked out of the
airplane to a waiting bus. One by one, they filed into the
Northwest Orient V. I. P. room on Concourse B for inter-
views with agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
A businessman in a ruffled suit, an airman in uniform,
a middle-aged woman with red hair, two men wearing Stet-
sons, a teen-ager in a ski jacket . . .
Most of them were smiling. A few were grinning ear
to ear.