Drug traffic problem grows in Yugoslavia Belgrade
Yugoslav officials report a rising drug trafficking problem in 1976 with over 3 200 pounds of opium based drugs seized in eight months valued at about 24 million dinars. Trafficking comes via Orient routes to central and western Europe, involving Turks Lebanese Jordanians Germans and British passport holders. Interpol and UN agencies monitor activity as officials warn of organized networks and inhumane cost to communities.
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Man Turns Brick Collection Into World Rare Brick Museum
Rossendale resident Henry Holt 63 keeps more than 700 bricks around his home and garden. He plans a dedicated museum to showcase what he calls the finest brick collection in the world, cataloguing inscribed dates colors and patterns from mills churches and stations. His wife Mary assists in the cataloging.
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