IRA launches biggest Northern Ireland bombing blitz in years
In Belfast and across Northern Ireland the outlawed IRA detonated 11 bombs in one hour disrupting rail lines hotels shops and streets. No serious injuries but police officers and civilians were treated for flying glass. Police said eight other bombs were under investigation.
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Leake pays back taxes on Chester properties prompt relief
Willie Mae James Leake, Chester businesswoman and aide to Mayor Joseph Battle, paid the final 4,600 in back taxes and penalties on two city properties earlier this summer. The settlement covered 3,500 on the Leake Funeral Home at 10th and Pusey and remaining sums on 1300 W. 3rd St. and other sites, avoiding a September tax sale.
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Pope John Paul II undergoes second abdominal operation
In Rome the pope had his second abdominal surgery 13 weeks after the Vatican gun attack. Doctors said the operation was fully successful and the pope should leave the hospital in about 10 days. The six surgeons, led by the physician who operated before, reconnected his lower intestinal tract and reversed a prior ostomy. Cardinal Casaroli and Vatican aides were present during the procedure.
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