Police shoot woman to free passengers
A Pan American 727 bound for New York carried seven hostages when a gunman seized control and threatened a baby. FBI and Cleveland police stormed the aircraft after an hours long standoff. Oranette Mays, 42, was shot and hospitalized in stable condition. Witnesses recalled the assailant repeatedly aiming at officers as negotiations continued.
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Shultz Hopes Gromyko Opens Arms Talks in Geneva
Secretary of State George P. Shultz meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Geneva seeking to resume U S Soviet arms control negotiations. Officials caution the odds are uncertain, with Moscow as a possible meeting site and a push to set a resumption schedule. Reagan to be briefed upon return.
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Kennedy greeted in Africa
U S Senator Edward M Kennedy drawn praise from Soweto crowds at Desmond Tutu home while facing protests at Johannesburg airport. He defended his visit as a stand for basic human values and against apartheid amid a divided anti apartheid movement and AZAPO objections.
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