Health officer sparks workplace row at Rockville Hospital
Vernon Conn health officer Dr Joseph Kristan 52 faced arrest after spraying a cigarette smoker with deodorant in Rockville Hospital waiting room then hitting the patient. He was released on bail and set for an April 18 court appearance.
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Turks refuse plea as three guerrillas face execution
Ankara confirms death sentences for three Turkish guerrillas amid threats from kidnapers who vow to kill three British radar technicians held hostage in retaliation. Prime Minister Krin vowed a relentless chase. nine suspects detained as the Britons’ fate hangs on the executions.
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Coup leader Duarte flees El Salvador for Guatemala
Jose Napoleon Duarte, a leader of the failed weekend coup against President Fidel Sanchez Hernandez, escaped to Guatemala on Tuesdayaccording to his brother. A Venezuelan diplomat in Duarte asylum home said Salvadoran forces burst in, beat Duarte, and dragged him away on Saturday night.
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Appeals ruling retroactively curbs courts martial impact
In a unanimous 2nd Circuit decision, retroactivity of a 1969 Supreme Court ruling limiting military court martial authority was upheld. The case centers on John W. Flemmings, dishonorably discharged in 1944 after pleading guilty to AWOL and car theft, potentially clearing records for thousands. The ruling could push the case to the Supreme Court amid conflicts with 5th and 10th Circuits.
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Violence Marks N Ireland Protest Belfast Protests Turn Violent
Protesting workers return to jobs after a two day walkout that crippled the economy as violence intensified across Northern Ireland. Protestant mobs burned Catholic homes in Belfast and Portadown while British troops protected neighborhoods amid street clashes and arson. Bombs killed two civilians near a police station in Limavady County Derry as London moves to direct rule.
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Sunday Only Sale Notice and Prices
Fragmentary OCR shows a Sunday only sale notice with prices including 139.00, 64.20 and 54.00. Names and locations are unreadable, but indicates a schedule for a weekly press telegraph listing. The text lacks complete details for full entities.
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