RUC spotlight in Protestant protest over Irish accord
Northern Ireland police face protest claims they are aligned with the Irish Republic under the British-Irish accord. RUC Chief Constable Sir John Hermon defends neutrality as Protestant leaders accuse police of political pressure while police authorities insist officers uphold laws enacted by Parliament. The accord aims to reduce violence, mainly from the Catholic IRA, and gives Dublin a say in Northern Ireland affairs.
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Woman wins new hearing on benefits case
A federal judge ruled the Social Security review board improperly denied Rosalie Stewart benefits and ordered a fresh hearing. Stewart, 59, has fought for seven years claiming heart damage thyroid problems and high blood pressure left her unable to work. Her attorney says she is owed about 50000 in back benefits.
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