Omagh bombing sparks balked peace and new security laws
In Omagh the Real IRA bombing killed twenty eight and injured two hundred. Authorities propose draconian measures including seizure of weapon making property and detaining suspects longer. Police note possible local involvement and warn of continued threats while victims and families respond with vigils and fear.
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Northern Ireland
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London
Dublin
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Ahern
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Ronnie Flanagan
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Pat Byrne
Bargain Rush Precedes School Reopening in Local Stores
Shoppers scramble as schools reopen, with early sales up to 50 percent off. Parents race through crowded aisles for school supplies clothing and shoes while navigating crowded lots and wary of overzealous bargain hunters. Crankiness rises as families seek best deals amid busy centers.
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Manitoba
School shopping ends as carts empty and totals rise
Rural shoppers push overloaded carts to crowded checkouts and pay with cards or cash as the back to school spree ends. Parking lots clear and residents head home counting the days until Christmas.
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