Extremist Protestants claim responsibility for Smyth killing
Belfast scene reels from the assassination of Sammy Smyth at his sister's home by a two man team. The 55 year old Ulster Defense Association founder had recently advocated negotiations with Catholic groups to end sectarian violence. Police launched a citywide manhunt as another shooting left one dead and six wounded at the Protestant Homestead Inn near Lisburn in what authorities termed a reprisal.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
Sammy Smyth
Ulster Freedom Fighters
Smyth
Ulster Defense Association
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Irish Republic
East Belfast
Red Hand
North Belfast
Lisburn
United States
Boston
Ulster Defense Force
UDA
Sunday News
Unions sued in Bud strike at Mer rimack plant
The Anheuser-Busch brewery filed a 500000 suit in U S District Court alleging unions involved in the 11 day strike violated federal labor laws by discouraging independent contractors from working at the brewery. Named are the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 633, and the National Conference of Brewery and Soft Drinks Workers.
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Concord, N.H
UPI
Anheuser-Busch
Merrimack
U.S. District Court
Harvey Construction Co
Manchester
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Judge orders busing in Dallas desegregation plan
UPI reports federal Judge William Taylor released Dallas school's desegregation plan after six years of controversy. The plan divides the city into five subdistricts with mixed white and black populations in four areas and a largely black fifth. Kindergarten to third grade remain unbus ed, while fourth through eighth grades bus within districts up to 31 miles to create multi racial schools. high schools are not bused but magnet programs will be built in each district to aid desegregation and offer community options.
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Dallas
UPI
William Taylor
Taylor
Kindergarden
CDC urged to provide free flu vaccine nationwide
The National Center for Disease Control may recommend making a free flu vaccine available to the public to guard against a potential A-Swine influenza epidemic next fall. CDC Director Dr David Sencer noted no decision yet from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.
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Atlanta
UPI
National Center For Disease Control
David Sencer
CDC
Advisory Committee On
Sencer
Bailey tries to discredit criminologist witness
In San Francisco during Patricia Hearst trial, defense lawyer F Lee Bailey pressed to discredit Dr Joel Fort, a key criminologist witness, discussing old letters from colleagues that labeled him hostile and inept. Fort maintained his testimony on Hearst joining the SLA and participating in the bank robbery.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
CIA
Bailey
Joel Fort
Fort
Symbionese Liberation Army
Harry L. Kozol
Bridgewater
Mass
Kozol
Miss Hearst
SLA
U.S
James L. Browning Jr
Cornelia Wallace Endures Wallace Gunshot Injury Fallout
Cornelia Wallace speaks on her husband Governor George Wallace who endured two years of recovery after near fatal gunshot wounds. The article notes her weariness of the intense public spotlight and the strain of the king of sports nickname on family life as Wallace faced prolonged injury and emotional distress.
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Cornelia
Cornelia Wallace
Wallace
Arthur Bremer
Laurel
Maryland
C’nelia
Alabama
James “Big Jim’ Folsom
Tiffany ad sparks teapot tempest over Lincoln quotes
New York Tiffany & Co faced a public uproar after an advertisement quoted Lincoln statements the presidents never made. A February 21 ret ran a partial retraction. Tiffany chair Walter Hoving closed a dispute with a customer over the ad, citing refusals to endure guff.
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New York
Tiffany & Co
Lincoln
Walter Hoving
Tiffany’s
Dana Fowler Kaminsky
Hoving
Bennington Banner Advertising Rates and Contact Info
The Bennington Banner lists contact details and delivery options. It notes daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201. Subscriptions vary by radius with 3 month and 6 month offers and annual rates for Vermont and nationwide.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
Psychiatric Testimony Wears Down Hearst Trial Court
Harry Kozol longtime director of a center for criminally dangerous sex offenders testified in the Patricia Hearst trial and the prosecution said he would be the last psychiatric witness. The mood in the courtroom showed weariness with the lengthy testimony as jurors and spectators welcomed a pause.
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San Francisco
UPI
Harry Kozol
Patricia Hearst
Dr. Kozol
New England
Harvard
Pa Kettle
Hearst
Miss Hearst
Radioactive items found outside dump in Beattie Nevada
Radioactive items have been found in two homes as teams search Beaty Nevada for materials missing from a nearby nuclear dump disposal site. State director Roger Trounday said the hot items were returned to the site and there is no known health hazard. Monitoring teams use sensitive equipment door to door with aid from a deputy sheriff and the Nevada Highway Patrol. The search continues. The Nuclear Engineering Co. license from Louisville Kentucky was suspended after complaints workers took radioactive materials from the plant. The company handles radioactive material from other states and buries it on state leased land in the Nevada desert.
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Nuclear Engineering Co
Louisville
Nevada Desert
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