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              estinian terrorists in Frankfurt and
              WIESBADEN, W es t Germany, Duesseldorf, in which weapons and
              April 17-A bomb similar to the losives were seized.
         one that destroyed Pan Am Flight exp
         103 exploded while being examined A second explosive device was
         today, killing an investigator in a disarmed without incident after
         case involving Palestinians sus- part of the police building was 6ac-
         uated as a precautionary measure,
         pected of terrorism. the police statement said.
         Another officer was critically
         wounded in the explosion at federal Investigators in the Pan Am
         police h6adq'6arters, said spokes- crash, which occurred Dec. 21 in
         man Arno-Falk of the police bureau. Scotland, have concluded the bomb
                   It was not 'clear whether the exploded when a detonator sensi
              bomb had been seized in connection tive to air pressure set off plastic,
              ith the Pan Am investigation, but explosives packed into a combipa
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         the Imanner in which it was dis- tion radio and cassette player
         &sedwas said to be similar. Asked stored in the cargo hold.
         A bomb so disguised was ambng
         how.police obtained the bomb that
         el~plodeid, Falk replied: "This is in the items seized Oct. 26 in Frankfurt
         ,f~n nves- and Duesseldorf. Two Jordanian men
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         His reference was to raids in Oc- Dalkamoni, are in jail.