London cinema bombings rock West End after terror attack
Bombs exploded in three London movie houses in Wardour Street Pantry Street and Leicester Square injuring two people and causing panic among Christmas shoppers. Police tied the blasts to the IRA campaign, with minor damage and floors blown through.
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Rate Hike Blasted By Media
United Press International and AP protest AT&T rate changes claiming discrimination and harm to information flow. FCC filing seeks suspension and hearing, arguing two tier pricing harms smaller markets while big city rates drop.
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Indonesia approves first marriage law with polygamy clause
Across Jakarta parliament adopted Indonesia's first marriage law, endorsing monogamy yet allowing polygamy when a wife fails in duties, is disabled, or cannot bear children. The measure marks a major victory for Muslim traditionalists amid a broader religiously inflected policy shift.
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Morocco says Kuswall to hand hijackers to PLO
Morocco released a letter from Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Sabah Ahmed Al Jaber stating Kuwait will deliver five Arab hijackers who seized a Lufthansa jet in Kuwait and killed 42, to the Palestine Liberation Organization. The note cited PLO intent to punish the culprits, while Kuwait pursued extradition talks with PLO leader Yasser Arafat. The hijackers killed four Moroccan officials and two cabinet ministers aboard the doomed flight.
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Japan Declares Oil Shortage Emergency
Prime Minister Kakwei Tanaka declared a state of emergency in Japan amid an oil embargo and rising inflation. The measures authorize regulation of oil buying and use, set supply targets, and cap consumption by large users as the nation strains under the Arab oil squeeze.
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Newsmen challenge AT&T disclosures over phone records
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and 38 newsmen from major outlets warned AT&T that secret sharing of home and office phone records with the FBI must stop. They demand disclosure of past five years records and advance notice for future access to sources.
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Museum Agrees to Pay Ransom for Rembrandt Painting
In Cincinnati Taft Museum reached a ransom deal of 100000 dollars to recover a Rembrandt painting. Local realtor acted as intermediary between the museum and the thieves who held the artwork claiming its worth was in the millions.
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Ex-Gl Confesses Six Murders in Lincolnton NC
A 28-year-old ex soldier told police he killed six women and one man in 11 months and led officers to one body, the 39-year-old Betty Parker Atwell found in a wooded area near Lincolnton. York, discharged from Fort Bragg, was charged with first degree murder as authorities searched for other remains.
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Armed Robbery Probes Continue in Lincoln County Case
Local law enforcement pursue two Friday armed robberies at Majik Market outlets on Buck Drive and James Lee Road. A 34 year old black man used a .38 pistol to steal 127 dollars plus the clerk’s purse while another suspect, 18 to 20 white male, fled with an undisclosed amount. Police also investigate car vandalism, break ins and a series of thefts including paints, tools, and cash totaling over 1,400 dollars. A separate arrest follows a fatal sequence with a suspect confessing to multiple killings in the area.
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Browning Enters Valparaiso City Election Race
Incumbent Commissioner Clark Tommy Browning Jr has qualified for the Valparaiso city election to be held January 15 to fill two commissioner seats and the mayoralty. He teaches at Okaloosa-Wattey Junior College and holds degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi. Browning is active in local groups and attends First Presbyterian Church. He and his wife Glenda Hetlia Browning reside at 405 Lincoln Ave with their son Tommy.
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Okaloosa-Wattey Junior College
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