Bomb explodes at bus stop in Piccadilly injuring many
A Thursday night blast at a Piccadilly bus stop in London killed one and wounded 20. Police say extremists linked to Irish Republican Army may be responsible as crowds fled shattered storefronts and taxis.
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Three Spanish Officers Arrested in Basque Subversion Probe
Army headquarters in Barcelona announced the arrest of three officers tied to an underground antigovernment network amid rising unrest in Franco era Spain. Investigations focus on possible links to Basque separatist guerrillas and anti regime activity.
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Bus Crash Kills 35 Youths in South Africa Fog
A bus carrying high school students on a trip to a game park slid off a hillside road in dense fog near Pietersburg. Police reported 34 youths dead and 33 injured, with the driver among the fatalities.
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Kidnapped Dutch industrialist alive in Ireland case
The Dutch embassy said Tiede Herrema aged 53 is alive and negotiations with his abductors have started. No deal decision has been made. Herrema is managing director of the Ferenka steel factory near Limerick, Ireland, and was abducted last Friday en route to work.
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Nobel Peace Prize goes to Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov
Andrei Sakharov won the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize for his human rights campaign in the Soviet Union. The Oslo committee praised his fearless stand against abuses of power and warned against bogus detente. Sakharov plans to attend the Stockholm ceremony on Dec 10 if allowed.
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Sadat to address joint session of Congress
Congressional leaders agreed to invite Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to address a joint session. Date to be set, with his visit starting October 26. Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal criticized the invitation as inappropriate and urged parity with an Israeli leader.
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