The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • Page 22

April 1. 1979 Section A THE SUNDAY OKLAHOMAN Gunmen Free 40 Hostages From New York Supermarket NEW YORK (AP) Three gunmen, spotted by an off-duty officer as they attempted a robbery. held about 40 people hostage in a supermarket for 3 Vs hours Saturday before they surrendered, police said. The a ed suspects were led from the Brooklyn supermarket about 10:20 p.m., following 90 minutes of talks with police hostage negotiating export Capt. Frank Bolz.

Hostages, including men, women and children, followed the suspects and police out Egypt Tidies Israeli Flag For Begin CAIRO, Egypt (AP) A former royal palace is being cleaned and a Star of David flag readied for the arrival Monday of Prime Minister Menachem Begin. The first state visit to Egypt by an Israeli leader is expected to be marked by tight security measures because of the threats by hardline Arabs to wreck the new Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. Begin came to Egypt in December 1977 for Calks with President Anwar Sadat in Ismailia on the Suez Canal, but that was not an official state visit, which calls for elaborate ceremonies. Flag to Fly The Israeli flag will be flying over Cairo terna tional Airport when Begin arrives this time. He will be officially greeted by Vice President Hosni Mubarak and will review the presidential honor guard.

The honor guard marches with the goose-step, its uniforms patterned after the German army's of World War II. Egypt's army band has been practicing the Israeli national anthem as well as a new peacetime anthem for Egypt. Dinner Planned Begin is expected to go by motorcade along a tree-lined road in suburban Cairo to Tahra Palace, eight miles from the airport. The palace, which will serve as Begin's headquarters during his overnight visit, was used as a command post by Sadat in 1973 Arab-Israeli war for directing Egyptian military operations. Begin and Sadat will meet at a state dinner Monday night.

of the building. Janice Scott, who was in the store with her 5-monfh- old child, described the gunmen as "very There were no injuries and no shots were fired, police said. A mo- bile emergency room and 10 ambulances were on standby at the scene during the tense siege. The suspects were not immediately identified. An estimated 2.000 people had pressed behind police barricades to watch as Bolz conducted the negotiations inside the supermarket.

The gunmen report- 1 a presence of Spanish- speakinjig attorneys, an interpreter, a car, proof that reporters were the scene and that piolice leave the area. I Television and newspaper reporters gave authorities their press cards to show to the gunmen, police said. want a car in front right away. If they don't get it, they'll start hitting heads please hurry," one hostage said in an interview with radio station WGBB during the ordeal. The men one armed with a sawed-off shotgun and another armed with a pistol robbing the Waldbaum supermarket about 6:45 p.m.

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