Health : Soviet Plane Flies Aid From L.A.
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A Soviet Aeroflot jet carrying 40 tons of medical supplies for Armenia earthquake victims left Los Angeles International Airport this morning for Yerevan, Soviet Armenia. The flight marked the first time in 10 years that the Soviet airline was allowed to land at the airport.
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