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Show t ' 8 A 21, 1977 DESERET NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3.ar-..,.., ..,,, 1 . i . . ,,. , ,. ; , VV , .4. 4 :: , , .:,.. , 40-- ,. .4: , , i a '', ... 4 ., ,,,,,',. , N , ', ...,: ,:.-'- ' - ti,,.,: 1. t :, t...... I , :.' -i .' ... :'' ,., ,, - " .. , '"" - , ,:': , ' ... 1- ...., t 4 ,.., ...... .. k .., '' .,,. - - , , ,, t " ...,,, ..,- , ii: .... r .'' '' ,C ,,, 1:: : ka, ' ,. .,.. ::. O. ;:,::' I ,44,4.:,;: '' 1:,, : , - ,',::::::',:i , ".. ';.-- ., -., .. ..' '' 402 .. ' .,.,;,..:,.,..,..,:::,',:,.,::.,:,.,,.........,,,:..::....:.,:o :!:, .fk 1 :I ': ,,, . :i. ' '..,'....:".,:.,. 4 , " :':".. ,...;.,.."...:,':.'-:::,.-::::,- :, :,- .,,'-- ' - ?.i...''''::.....:::,',...,.... ,'....,....,.....;,,,.,::: ,, :: '. ; .';' &. ,.,:, , , -ii ,: 1 ,, , : ',,,,e,::,.?.... 4 ..,A k AP photo Stewardess Diane Lord breaks into tears after being released by the hijacker. Hostages freed, hijacker dead Police in Mobile, Ala., said Stewart, had been arrested on a downtown Mobile street in 1973, carrying a concealed weapon under a Nazi uniform. Mobile police Sgt. James Gill said a police intelligence report indicated Hannan and Stewart had met in Berkeley, Calif., in 1976, and the two men had traveled around the country together. Gill said Stewart said "both admitted to having homosexual relations." Continued from I upper chest with the shotgun he had used to hijack the A-- Boeing 737. "When he shot himself, the SWAT people rushed in and the subject was dead," Dunn said. Dunn credited Thomp3on with winning the release of the II passengers, all men, without harm. -Ile did a heck of a kob in this whole thing." Dunn said. Two stewardesses were released about dusk. Thompson was the attorney for Ilannan and Stewart, who were charged with the robbery of a National Bank of Georgia branch last Sept, 3. I lannan had been released on bond, but Stewart was nimble to make bond and remained in the Fulton Atlanta County jail. Stewart was flown to the Atlanta airport by helicopter Thursday night to plead with Hannan to surrender. "Go ahead and surrender. there's nothing else to do. its going to be a bloody business if you don't," Stewart told Hannan over the radio hookup. Who? Why? How? Week has Bonn reeling BONN, West Germany Who were the (Al') Lufthansa hijackers? flow did the jailed f gang Baader-Meinho- leaders get pistols to kill themselves? Where was Ilanns-MartiSchleyer held by his kidnapers before he was murdered? Such questions were on the minds of many West Germans today as this country reeled from a week of terror. n The three central aboard the plane? There were reports of lax passenger checks at Majorca. where the flight originated. Spanish police sources said the terrori,ts waited until the kist minute before rushing by police checkpoints to the plane. After autopsies Wednesday, government officials said there was no reason to doubt that Baader. Raspe and Ensslin had killed any written testa- hind the weapons despite regular searches of their isolation cells? flow could guards, as they claim, not have heard the suicide shots. even though they were stationed only a few paces from the cells? Why would Baader. as reports indicate. shoot himself in the back of the head? Did he want sympathizers to believe he had been slain? Why would Baader have fired two extra bullets. found in a cell wall and a rubber mattress? Did Baader, Raspe inl Ennsslin, who hanged herself with an electrical cord, leave be events apparently occurred within hours of each Still questions persist: other Tuesday morning How did Baader obthe commando raid that freed hijack hos- tain a 7.65mm pistol and tages in Somalia, the Raspe a 9mm pistol with mysterious deaths of ah1 munition. and how vere they able to conceal three notorious terrorists in a Stuttgart prison, and the killing ot Ow kidnaped industrialist Schleyer. Police hope their hunt for Schleyer's killers will Continued from:VI turn up clues to the links and gray sweater he was Tearing at the time of his death. among those events. But radical critics of West German officials said that the Bonn government although the various terrorist thneats contend one key question are being taken seriously, they will not will remain unanswered: deter the the biggest police mantlint in Did terrorists Andreas the nation's history for the killers of Baader, Jan-CaRaspy Schleyer. and Gudrun F.:nsslin comThe "Siegfried Hausner Commit suicide in their prismandos," who kidnaped and executor! on cells. as the governthe Schleyer. threatened m ment says, or were they calls to journalists Thursday telephone killed by authorities? to set off "100,000 bombings which will The lightning attack destroy the capitalistic German that freed hi jetliner hoseconomy throughout Europe." tages and killed three "We give firms and pri ate indivitio hijackers stunned the world. but the government's account of the five-dahijacking and ments? How were the prisoners able to maintain an illegal electrical com- munication system their cells, as authorities have said, among without interference from guards? they die in a suicide pact in a fit of despair after the commando raid ended their last hope of being freed? Leftist sympathizers are demanding an international inquiry. The warden and security chief at the prison were tired and the justice minister of the state where the prison is situated has resigned. Did Terror commando connections. German the first German automobiles will be blown up throughout "On all Jan. 20, Europe." In Rome, Italian riot police moved armored personnel carriers into the streets surrounding the West German l:mbassy in reaction to an anonymous death threat against Ronn's ambassador to Italy, Johann Arnold. An anonymous male phone caller in Milan claiming to represent the extremist Armed Red Faction said, "We are also ready to 'suicide' the German ambassador in Italy." i ! t, 11. Spanish . 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The quartet backed the demands Of Schleyer's German terrorist kidnapers that Baader, Raspe, Ensslin and eight comrades be freed from prison. Passengers said the hijackers seemed to be Arabs or Turks. But German investigators have not reported their names, nationalities or terrorist - ment stemming from his alleged involvement in the scandal. Hanna is the first present or former member of Congress indicted in the Justice Department investigation. His trial was set for Jan. 9. Kim described subsc, quent meetings with Park in which he said the Korean businessman, who had become a promi- Kim 1.7)ei raid left 4.. Mr. Park, could distribute that money among U.S. congressmen and help Korea's cause." Kim testified less than an hour after Hanna appeared in U.S. District Court and pleaded innocent to a bribery, fraud and conspiracy indict- which .., I that Park said that since Korea purchased rice from the United States, Hanna thought the purchases should be made from his California district. The former Korean intelligence chief then quoted Hanna as suggesting that Park be named middleman for the rice purchases. "He said once Mr. Tongsun Park was apmiddleman he pointed could earn some money in terms of commissions," Kim said. "Then he said, once that was done, he, together with names, t,ux .. f7.:: I( ' Hanna Hanna, served in Congress from 1903 through 1971. ments from him. rl i ( I August 1968 in his Seoul office with Park and then-ReRichard T. ures. including ' Friday and Caturdayl ;;,,,o , ence Agency testified today that a California congressman urged him to arrange to have Tong-su- n Park named agent for Korean purchases of American rice so that the commissions could be used to buy influence among other members of Congress. Speaking through an interpreter. Kim Hyung Wook, said he met in nent ts,....... ,Iso ..71,tct WASHINGTON (AP) A former head of the Korean Central Intellig- were expecting d y Korean details Hanna moves Kim, who has Ocfected and now lives in the United States, told the House ethics committee i.. ' , ,,,,,,, ': y 11.1...antdOwOOWNOENNIM01.0110010.6006565.11MAa& - ' ., ."'' ':: g .2,, i ,.. .....,1. -, ,, 4 ,, .:., ,,,,, t '7.:::''.:.;3','i''''''i,..,...N:.; I. i4 !,.. ,, .. 1. ,., , ,:', :, I .......... , ' ,,, ., i 44, ,''i'. ..... ,4: .;::....., ,. , '' , ..! .,: 44-4- ' :' '''.: ',' - , ''g .., s - - :: - :,' ;,, - - " - -, ' - .'s ..........,. , .. 4, , rd- V. s., ,,. ,,., I '.'- I q; .. it .g 1 ' -.. '' ...... '' -- ., ' 4 , - -- .;' k , , 4x ..s - .. If :, :' ; .' ,, , :: : ., a 4., :4 4 I e ., '' ,.. .k a , ,. .. ,0 a t a 't ;; 'n.. "'T-tg 1 , 4, '',. 7,.. .. .1 , 1,, c , , ,o, , .. , ., , , - o '''' ,,,": ,,,,, :, ' 4. , ., :: ". 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