Private guards boom raise gunplay in industry
The piece reports rising private security staffing fears and policy gaps as firms push armed guards, noting examples of violence, lax training, and calls for nationwide licensing to curb abuses and bolster public safety. It cites remarks from Heidinger, Jackman, and Joyce, with figures on pay, turnover, and state regulations.
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Vow Of Vengeance Follows Slayings In Northern Ireland
Rioting and shelling as British troops clash with crowds across Northern Ireland. Three civilians are reported killed or wounded in Belfast and Newry as bomb attacks and gunfire erupt. Protests force a new pay system debate across parliaments on both sides of the border.
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Iran Anniversary Spending Reported Amid Mixed Public Interest
The report notes varied newspaper coverage of Iran anniversary events with some fret over costs and others praising celebrations. It cites estimates of spending and mentions figures tied to Shah era ceremonies, contrasting Western press views and local sentiment.
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Plane travellings dog Bandit faces quarantine
A dog named Bandit chewed tin foil and wires inside a plane during a five day flight totaling about 190 miles, triggering fire alarms. Technicians found the damaged panel and removed it, Bandit given water, then placed in a dog hospital for a week of observation and four months remaining in quarantine.
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Vallauris Fans Picasso at 90th Birthday Party
Vallauris honored Pablo Picasso on his 90th birthday with a grand festival featuring acrobats, dancers, and tributes from French Communist leaders. Attendees browsed a Picasso museum tour while his absence was noted by locals and officials.
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Solons to study foreign aid bill amid veto threats
Senate action on a 3.2 billion foreign aid authorization faces restrictions on Vietnam policy. Mansfield backs a total disengagement plan, while House resistance and Nixon fears stall passage as Congress nears holiday recess. Pesticide control bill also eyed for quick House approval.
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Lamps to Go Out Garmish Partenkir
Five high powered vapor lamps are to be shipped from Germany to a European installation project. Officials say the lamps will be used in a major outdoor display and lighting test later this month.
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