Bomb blast kills four at Belfast Bayardo Bar
In Belfast a bomb at the Bayardo Bar on Shankhill Road killed four people including a security guard and a woman and wounded more than 40 others. A gunman shot from a car before the blast, and another bomb elsewhere on Shankhill caused no injuries. The death toll in six years of sectarian violence rises to 1271 as the IRA and Protestant militants clash.
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Northern Ireland
Bayardo
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Ulster
Ulster Defense Assn
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IRA
Irish Republic
Poor Quality Yields Low Tobacco Prices
Raleigh AP reports that heavy summer rains and mechanization aimed at larger crops have reduced flue-cured tobacco quality this year. Buyers say prices will rise as leaf quality improves and contend they are paying for poor tobacco now.
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Raleigh
Commission to Consider CP and L Hike
North Carolina Utilities Commission began two days of hearings on CP&L's request for a 12 percent interim rate increase. Company president Shearon Harris said the $50 million yearly boost funds routine maintenance and boosts bond ratings to attract capital for projects. Critics argued CP&L's finances are sound and that demand growth is modest. Separate agriculture note cites a rise in nondescript tobacco grades and 1975 production around 954 million pounds amid weather and bulk barn issues.
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North Carolina Utilities Commission
Carolina Power & Light Co
Shearon Harris
Commission
Lillian C. Woo
Consumers Center of North Carolina
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John H. Cyrus
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Cyrus
S.N. Hawks Jr
North Carolina State University Agronomy
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