March Leaders May Be Jailed In Northern Ireland Protests
In Belfast opposition leaders met in Dungannon and warned they could face jail as police issued court summonses to 26 leaders over Sunday's 20 000 strong anti internment march in Newry. The protest breached the Special Powers Act and followed a violent weekend with 239 deaths since August 1969.
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Amazing Quik Fix Denture Repair Kit at home in minutes
Queued as an easy to use denture repair kit, Quik Fix promises to fix broken plates cracks and chips at home without tools. It claims a money back guarantee if not effective.
Attention Chiefs Chiefs Web Meeting Notice
A February 9 meeting at 7 30 p m requires newly elected chiefs to be present. Chief Anderson leads the Red Men in organizing the gathering.
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Young Americans Concert Returns to Paramount Theatre
The Young Americans resume the Community Concert Series at the Paramount Theatre Wednesday at 8 p.m. Doors open 7 p.m. with general admission. The group draws students from 200 plus schools in Southern California and tours nationwide as ambassadors of goodwill.
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Journalist Schaleben to chair Indiana University Journalism School
Milwaukee journalist Arville Schaleben, associate editor of the Milwaukee Journal, who is retiring March 31 after 42 years at the paper, has accepted a Riley Chair appointment at Indiana University Journalism School starting this fall.
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Dock Negotiators Seek Quick End to West Coast Dock Strike
In San Francisco negotiators pressed to beat Congress as a 122 day walkout neared a possible partial end. Sam Kagel directed talks with ILWU and Pacific Maritime Association while Congress weighed a 60 day injunction to move military and agricultural cargo and keep some strike activity running.
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Sullivan Judge Wen Del Tennis Buried in Home Town
Sullivan Circuit Court Judge Wen del Tennis who died after a 23 day hospital stay at 62 will be buried Sunday in Sullivan Indiana, the town where he was first elected to public office more than four decades ago. He began as Sullivan County clerk at 20 and later was appointed to the Public Service Commission.
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Odell Camera February Clearance at Main and 19th Streets
Local camera shop Odell Camera announces a February clearance sale at its Main Street and 19th Street location. Stores offer discounted photography gear and accessories with limited-time deals for cash purchases and in-store pickup.
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