2-Sunday, October 2, 1977--TheMichigan Daily
UNFIRE IN BANGLADESH:
Hijackers free
ACCA, Bangladesh (AP)-Gunfire ter seizi
pted in Dacca early today shortly THE
r five heavily armed hijackers the airp
ipleted a -phased exchange of 59 and the
tages for $6 million in ransom and was un
convicts freed from Japanese jails. coming.
was .not clear ,in the predawn Police
kness whether the shooting was in position
city or at the airport, three miles cordone
ly. In Tok
be Japanese "Red Army" terrorists received
1held 80 hostages aboard a Japan streets
Lines (JAL) DC8 parked at the end carrying
an isolated runway at the airport, airportt
ere the hijackers forced the plane af- the airpo
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ASSOCIATED Press reporter at
ort said the noise was deafening
terminal was in chaos, but it
clear where the shooting was
from.
e and army troops took up
s in the heart of the city and
d some streets.
kyo, JAL officials said they had
d reports of shooting in the
of Dacca. They said a bus
g released hostages from the
turned around and returned to
ort when the shooting broke out.
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OFFICIALS GAVE no firm indication
what the hijackers planned to do after
the exchange was completed. The DC8
was refueled and stood poised at the
southern tip of an isolated runway, ap-
parently ready to take off.
Officials in the Dacca control tower
said the plane was expected to head
east, but they did not elaborate.
Earlier, Japanese Foreign Ministry
sources said the terrorists wanted to go
to a "revolutionary" state willing to ac-
cept them.
The mass release came after tense,
last-minute negotiations to arrange the
predure. After darkness fell yester-
day, the DC8 and a sister plane that
brought the ransom and prisoners here
from Tokyo taxied and maneuvered
over the airport tarmac like two birds
squaring off for a fight.
BANGLADESH Air Vice Marshal
Mahmoud, who has led the negotiations
from the airport tower since the plane
landed at Dacca on Wednesday,
pleaded with the terrorists for the
freedom of the remaining hostages.
Speaking slowly, Mahmoud urged the
gunmen to release all their hostages.
Mahmoud told the gunmen he could
personally give his word that they'
would be given safe passage to
whatever destination they chose.
But the hijackers answered with one
word: "Negative."
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violent crimes if a bill passed by the
House wins the support of the Senate
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The bill, voted by the House 192 to 173
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aid victims of erim
George Verghese (center) and her 1-year old son
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THREE OF THE FIRST five hostages released by the
hijackers from a Japan Airlines jet being held at Dacca,
Bangladesh arrived at Tokyo International-Airport yester-
day. The three, K.A. Krueger (center, background) and Mrs.
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