The World - News from April 1, 1985
Toronto police used specially trained dogs to search sections of the city’s 800-mile public transit system after receiving a bomb threat from Armenian terrorists. In a letter to police, a group calling itself the “Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Our Homeland” threatened to carry out the bombing today if authorities did not release three Armenians arrested for an attack on the Turkish Embassy in Ottawa on March 12 in which a security guard was slain.
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