Tensions Rise as Immigrant Strife Frays Britain
Racial tensions surge in Britain amid immigration policy fallout and economic strain. Incidents follow the June murder of an Indian youth in Southall and a retaliatory stabbing, as protests, police protection promises, and right wing activity spotlight a volatile social divide.
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Edward Neilan Copley
Britain
London
Southall
India
West Indies
Callaghan
Canterbury
Daniel Coggin
East Ham
National Front
Scientists Develop Safer Versions Of Aspirin
Australian researchers report that chemically modified aspirin forms, called alternative aspirins, cause less stomach damage while keeping therapeutic effects. Tests on rats and pigs show stress increases aspirin’s ulcer risk, but the alternatives remain less ulcerogenic and could be produced at similar costs.
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Terry Bransdon
Canberra
Australia
CNS
Michael Whitehouse
Australian National University
Kim Rainsford
University of Tasmania
Whitehouse and
Rainsford
Whitehouse
Nurses refresher class offered by Scottsdale CC
A refresher course for Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses will be offered through Scottsdale Community College for the fall semester. The eight week program meets four days weekly and covers new medications techniques and equipment with clinical patient care. Classes start August 30 with registration August 19 at 10 am in the Community Service Office.
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Scottsdale Community College
Aces versus All Stars in bid challenged match
In a broadcast of club plays, The Aces face NYC and LA All Stars in a challenge match. Question one shows a South bid of four hearts, with West opening and North passing. the NYC duo won the heart game in one room, while The Aces in replay faced a four clubs venture. Aces lose 420 points in one room and 130 in the other. Question two proposes a South double over a two hearts contract with vulnerability. The Aces suffer a swing as Ace Bob Hamman passes and East converts to two hearts. The rest covers the U S Junior Open chess event at the University of Connecticut, with prize money and progression toward the World Junior Championship and details on Canadian participation and players Jean Hebert and Rick Ziegler.
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Peter Wiechsel
Alan Sontag
N.Y.C
Aces
East
Bob Hamman
Fairfax
U.S. Chess Federation
U.S
Canada
United States
Canadian Chess Federation
U S Crackdown on Mexicans Sparks Mexican Unease
Mexico ponders the US crackdown on illegal Mexican aliens with 15 000 to 40 000 to be expelled over weeks or months. Observers fear economic social strain as unemployment rises and rural roads amid labor shortages. Officials Moya Palencia and Ojeda Paullada protest the planned deportations.
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William Giandoni
Copley
Mexico
United States
U.S
Mexico City
Wall Street Journal
Prensa Latina
Mario Moya Palencia
Pedro Ojeda Paullada
Engineers' new chief visits city to inspect wash project
Col. Hugh G. Robinson, district engineer of the Los Angeles area including Arizona, will meet Scottsdale officials Friday to view the Indian Bend Wash greenbelt flood control project. He arrived in May after replacing Col. John V. Foley and previously led the Army Engineers School at Fort Belvoir.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Los Angeles
Arizona
Scottsdale
Indian Bend Wash
Hugh G. Robinson
Wash
Robinson
John V. Foley
West Point
U.S. Army Engineers
Fort Belvoir
Coyote bounty value questioned in South Dakota
In Pierre, South Dakota, officials note state bounties on coyotes at 15 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for pups, while biologists question the statewide impact of bounties. They cite 2642 livestock losses last year and 4285 claims, with many unverified.
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Alhough
Louis Huffman
Game, Fish and Parks Department
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Enoch Powell
Home Office
James Callaghan
Harold Wilson
THE
All Stars
L.A
Ira G. Corn JR
Ross Williams
University of Connecticut
Storrs
Conn
Jean Hebert
Rick Ziegler
Hebert Ziegler
DaehBoy
ScottsdaLe Road
Senor
Kaiser
Chevron
Butherus
Creative World
Marshall Way
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