London punk rock gangs spark rising violence in East End
Police fear escalating clashes between rival youth factions in London as Teddy Boys attack members of punk bands. The Sex Pistols’ Johnny Rotten and drummer Paul Cook survive razor assaults, while Eddie Marley of Gloria Mundi also sustains injuries. Authorities note tension stems from ongoing street feuds and the provocative music scene.
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Rise of Punk Music Sparks Outrage and Fashion Clash
The piece surveys Britain's punk scene and its backlash as fans riot at soccer matches and youths in tight pants and mascara push boundaries. It notes Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren and top bands resisting establishment while critics warn of societal collapse and the allure of a new subculture.
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Fire hero to use gifts for school
Walter Bailey once shunned publicity after saving hundreds in the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire plans to use nearly $3,000 donated for his education at Northern Kentucky University. The Ky busboy, now 28, says he will talk about the fire to fund medicine studies while supporting his widowed mother and four younger brothers.
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Court Rules NYC Can Block Grand Central Office Tower
New York State Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that NYC may prevent construction atop Grand Central Terminal, preserving the landmark and its historic features. The decision rejects claims that the landmark law deprives the owner of property without due process, citing the city’s financial strains yet stressing protection of the station’s architectural treasures.
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Declining college enrollment seen in the South
A Southern Regional Education Board study forecasts a drop in college enrollment as fewer professional jobs appear. It projects the college age population rising, yet overall enrollment shrinking from 11.8 million to about 9.9 million by 1985, with private schools losing and public two and four year colleges gaining market share.
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