Prison break robber Wilson captured in Rigaud
Montreal reports Charles Frederick Wilson, once a mastermind of Britain s 7.3 million great train robbery, captured in Rigaud Quebec after years in hiding. He faced possible extradition to Britain as RCMP and Scotland Yard traced him from his mountain home.
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Ronald Alloway
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San Francisco Teachers Postpone Walkout After Demands
In San Francisco, 1,400 public school teachers delaying a walkout as Superintendent Roberta Jenkins concedes to 27 of 39 contract proposals. The San Francisco Federation of Teachers halted a strike vote for a month while negotiations proceed with the union, which represents about one third of city teachers. The district urged joint talks with the rival Classroom Teachers Association, but the union refused. the Board of Education pressed for direct negotiations with Jenkins.
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Scots Protestants Sing Out Against Catholic Unity Bid
In Glasgow Protestants disrupted a Catholic archbishop speech in Glasgow's Presbyterian Cathedral shouting anti Catholic and ecumenical slogans. About 1,200 demonstrated outside Liverpool Anglican Cathedral and similar protests occurred in London with banners urging unity with Rome to end submission. Police intervened in Glasgow with no arrests.
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Jack Glass
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Ian Paisley
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Firm Liable in Death of Smoker
A federal appeals court ruled the American Tobacco Co. is not liable for the lung cancer death of a smoker in a 10 year case. The suit, seeking 1.5 million, was submitted to a different federal court for new jury consideration. Edwin Green Sr. of Miami filed the suit. after his death his administrator and widow continued the Florida wrongful death claim.
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American Tobatco Co
Suh Uws
Circuit Court of Appeals
Edwin Green Sr
Miami
Florida
Sicilians Huddle in Camp as New Quake Strikes
In western Sicily the latest tremor worsened misery with 9 dead and 87 injured, raising the toll from the earlier quake. Thousands sought shelter in refugee tents around Palermo and nearby towns, while police reported buyers snatching surviving livestock at low prices.
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