Miners Block Oil in British Blackout Crisis
Striking miners and rail workers halt oil supplies to refineries on the Thames and Tees, crippling power generation as Britain faces severe blackouts. Government plans consider emergency measures while Labour MPs warn a general strike could halt industry. Army and police scrutiny increase amid fuel and energy shortages.
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Terrorists kill British soldier in Northern Ireland incident
In Belfast and Londonderry, gunmen killed two British soldiers amid long running sectarian violence. One militiaman, Thomas Callaghan of the Ulster Defence Regiment, was abducted in Londonderry and shot, while another teen soldier died in Belfast from machine gun fire.
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McCutchins Sentenced to Hard Labor for Rape in Army Case
John Henry McCutchins, 24, was sentenced to two years at hard labor after pleading guilty to raping an Army officer's wife. Col. Richard L. Jones announced the sentence from Fort Campbell. Separate Belfast bombings wounded a British paratrooper and damaged air and harbor facilities amid ongoing terrorist activity.
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Killer prowls Blackpool hospital ward and slays three children
A tall unidentified man with a knife attacked the Moor Ward of Victoria Hospital in Blackpool at about 1 a.m. He killed two 2 year olds and a 4 year old girl, wounded two nurses badly, and injured another child before fleeing as police swarmed the area.
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Wife of author Arrested in Swiss Book Plot
Edith Irving, wife of author Howard Hughes biographer author, appeared in federal court in New York facing charges of counterfeiting forgery and theft relating to a Switzerland based purported autobiography. Authorities say she used a phony passport deposited funds in Swiss accounts and moved money under a pseudonym while Swiss authorities seek further action. The case connects to a multimillion dollar rights dispute with McGraw Hill Publishing and ongoing grand jury proceedings in federal and New York courts.
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Soviet fishing officers fined in Alaska case
Three Soviet fishing officers face release after a month in U S custody on illegal fisheries support charges. They were fined 80 000 dollars by a U S district court in Alaska after changing pleas from innocent to guilty. Authorities said the fines were paid and the men would be released.
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