British admit torture in Northern Ireland crackdown
Combined News Services reports Britain faces charges of torture and mistreatment by troops and police against suspected Irish Republican Army members in Northern Ireland during the last five months. The government did not deny the charges and says forces no longer use such acts.
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Desegregation efforts proceed with few snags
Officials report a smooth opening day desegregation despite attendance at 25 percent below usual and transport hiccups. Officials cite holiday weekend and busing as factors, while some students and staff pursue near normal operations.
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Carter sons admit trying marijuana in interview
Rosalyn Carter says her three grown sons Jack Chip and Jeff told her they tried marijuana and she values honesty in family matters while noting she would have preferred openness. The article also covers remarks on decriminalization and parallels with the Ford family, plus other political and public notes.
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