The World - News from Sept. 3, 1985
Bombs caused nearly $1.5 million in damage to two West German computer companies with military contracts, officials reported. Police said no one was hurt, and there were no immediate claims of responsibility. The affected companies are a subsidiary of the Hoesch Steel firm in Dortmund, which has sold a computer program to the U.S. Army, and Scientific Control Systems in Hamburg, which is owned by British Petroleum.
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