Turkish Official Slain by Kurds and Marxists
<i> Associated Press</i>
ANKARA, Turkey —
The chief adviser to the prime minister’s office was shot to death Wednesday, and a letter found nearby claimed responsibility for groups involved in recent acts of terrorism, officials reported.
Police said three assailants fired five shots, fatally wounding retired Lt. Gen. Hulusi Sayin, 64.
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