text: the views of Australia under subsection II.B.l Notes verbales fron the Permanent Representative and the Permanent !4ission of Auetria to the United Nations addressed to the qggglglEggnera,L g/A. l. 2. In pursuance of Generalnith particular reference to transnitted by the competent Secretary-General:Assembly resolution 38/136 ofits operative paragraph I the Austrian authoritieg is to belortginal: Englishl [13 December 19841 19 Decenber 1983 and f ollowing conmunication reported to thel(;l(5' Page 7 On 19 November 1984, titr. Evner Ergun, Assistant Director of the Vienna based United Nations Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs was fatally shot by unknown.persons whlle driving his car in the center of Vienna. The perpetrator then threw a piece of clotfr onto the car bearing the inscription "A.R.A." - the code words for the Armenian terrorist organizationnJustice Connandos of Armenian Genocide" (J.c.A.G.). The killer who had been pursued by passers-by having nitnessed the crime succeeded in escaping. In the neantime an unidentifieal telephone caller to the Associated Press Office in Vienna claimed responsibility for the attack in the name of the trArmenian Revolutionary Armytr. IIe announced that this organization would continue its attacks against its 'oppressors'. A similar call was made to the Reuter Press Agency in Paris. In close co-operation with INTERPOL the Austrian police authorities are presently engaged in one of their most intensive search operations to track down the perpetrator of this heinous attack in order to bring hin the justice. The Austrian authorities have set up a system of security measures which by all international standards is considered to be very effective and comprehensive in ensuring the prot,ection of diplomatic and consular missiong and representatives in Austria. This security programme covers alike the officials of the international organizations established in Austria. Following this latest terrorist attack a special task-force has been creabed,
analysis: The text appears to be a report on a terrorist attack in Vienna, Austria, targeting a high-ranking official from the United Nations Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs. The report discusses the details of the attack, the perpetrator's escape, and the Austrian authorities' efforts to track down the perpetrator. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or industrial issues. However, it does touch on international relations and diplomacy, as it involves a United Nations official and an international terrorist organization.