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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1981

Page

11

Bomb linked to rugby tour hits Evansville club

An explosion and fire destroyed the Evansville Rugby Club building and damaged two other structures amid controversy over a Springboks tour. ATF investigators arrived to find the blast likely caused by high explosive as authorities probe who planted the device. The All-Whites club, which includes three Black members, had voted to seek a Springboks match, provoking protests from local activists. The adjacent home was also destroyed by the blaze.

Evansville Ind South Africa Springboks Jim Canter Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms ATF All-Whites Black Coalition Coalition Bobby Ogburn Michael Vandeveer Indianapolis State Association of Cities and Towns Doug Bartholome New York Albany N.Y Eastern Rugby Union Schenectady ERU Hugh Carey Bernie Bartholome

Firefighter Joseph Hitz dies after fall from Willoughby Tower

Chicago firefighter Joseph R. Hitz, 4 children, died Tuesday when he and a fellow firefighter fell 16 stories into an open elevator shaft during a Willoughby Tower fire just outside the Loop. His son Ronald, 32, and his wife Denise vanished on a cross country trip. police in East Coast were alerted and CB radio users asked to help locate the couple driving a grey Buick Skylark Illinois plate NEC 43.

Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Joseph R. Hitz Hitz Willoughby Tower Loop Ronald Denise Canada Niagara Falls Boston Citizens Band

Boat captain indicted for cruelty over scallop quotas

A federal grand jury indicted fishing boat captain Dale J. Hansley in Providence Rhode Island on five counts for treating five crew members cruelly at sea after failing to meet scallop shucking quotas. The indictment charges cruelty in a federal case and names Hansley as the defendant.

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