Weekend violence in Ulster leaves five dead, Belfast hit hard
Five people die in a weekend of violence across Northern Ireland including a Belfast policeman and a 70 year old ex grocer who led Protestant Orange order. A bomb near Belfast center killed two and a man in Newry, retired businessman Robert Mitchell, was slain by gunmen. Police Sgt. Campbell died after an ambush in Culshamhall. Peace leaders in Athlone warned of vast explosives stockpiled to demolish Belfast this summer, urging fast action for a lasting solution.
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Irish Republic
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Ireland
Carter to name Indian negotiator in Maine land dispute
President Carter will name a negotiator to help Maine and the Passamaquoddy and Penobscot tribes resolve land claims totaling about 12.5 million acres. Lipshutz said the aim is to bring parties together, with Interior Department support for a potential shift to land title considerations while avoiding prolonged litigation.
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Boston Men March Against Busing in South Boston
About 1,500 men joined a peaceful march from Andrew Square to South Boston High School to protest U S District Judge Garritys desegregation busing order. Speakers included City Councillor Albert P O Neill Rep Raymond Flynn and Rep William M Bulger voicing continued opposition to the court mandated plan.
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Weekend Weather Outlook Forecast Warm Spell With Light Rain Risk
A fair forecast with no precipitation expected Wednesday and Thursday. A chance of rain develops Friday as temperatures rise. Highs range from the mid 20s to mid 30s Wednesday, climbing to the 30s in the north and 40s in the south by Friday. Lows dip from five to 15 Wednesday to the 20s by Friday.
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