British Soldier Killings in Belfast Fueled by Boy's Death
In Belfast, UPI reports that British soldiers killed a gunman claimed to avenge the death of a 13 year old boy linked to the Irish Republican Army. Authorities planned to investigate a suspected sniper as troops tightened security and pursued leads.
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IRA commander defends troops after Belfast ambush deaths
Lt Col John Morrish said his soldiers acted properly when fired upon in Belfast responsive gunfire followed a sniper attack near a hospital. The violence intensified after 733rd death in years‑long sectarian conflict as soldiers patrol to protect Catholic schoolchildren, including the controversial lollipop routes. An IRA statement claimed retaliation for the earlier death of Kevin Heatley in Newry.
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Mazda rotary engine meets 1975 U.S. emission standard
EPA tests show Mazda rotary engine emits hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide at about half the 1975 limit and nitrogen oxides a third below. The car, lighter and quieter with fewer moving parts, meets the standard without fuel consumption penalty. Courts ordered hearings on industry delay requests.
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