The World - News from May 13, 1985
A meeting of congressmen from the United States and Mexico agreed to work against a House of Representatives advisory that warns Americans against travel in the Mexican state of Jalisco. The House passed the resolution last week in response to the February killing of U.S. drug agent Enrique S. Camarena and the disappearance of six U.S. citizens in Jalisco. A joint statement issued at the end of a three-day meeting in Queretaro, Mexico, said that in many cases, “danger is greater in the points of origin of the tourists.” Sen. Phil Gramm (R-Tex.) led the 13-member U.S. delegation.
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