Bombers strike I R A targets in England after tavern blasts
In Birmingham and London viewers reported Irish owned businesses attacked in retaliation for the IRA killings that killed 19 and injured 184 in Northern Ireland. Five suspects were held as police pursued the case. Prime Minister Wilson urged action to curb IRA violence.
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England
UPI
Northern Ireland
Midlands
IRA
Harold Wilson
Britain
London
Lufthansa 747 crash near Cologne linked to flap misposition
Lufthansa says wing flaps on the Boeing 747 that crashed near Cologne were not in proper position at takeoff. Fifty nine people died among 157 aboard, with 98 survivors as the jet exploded in flames. Preliminary checks indicate the leading edge flaps were retracted, reducing lift and preventing full airborne capability.
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Cologne
Germany
UPI
Lufthansa
Desert Shadows kindergartners plan Thanksgiving feast bake sale
Desert Shadows Elementary kindergarten classes under Mrs. Leach Hocking and Doyle hosted a bake sale on Friday to fund a Thanksgiving feast. They will visit a supermarket Monday to buy ingredients, then prepare food Tuesday for a Wednesday feast with beef stew and pumpkin bread.
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Desert Shadows Elementary
Connie Leach
Charlotte Hocking
Connie Doyle
Aces star Wohlin shows bold slam in Swedish team match
Stockholm expert Jan Wohlin presents a teaching slam from a Swedish team championship. The hand features careful play guarding a bad diamond break and timing of trumps to secure a slam, with notes on a worse line that would have failed if misplayed.
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Wohlin
Declarer
Bridge bidding note on barricade strategy in a spade suit
In a bridge diagram the South hands 3943 and opens one heart. North doubles and the final contract is three spades. The explanation says this barricade bid aims to hinder opponents, with the jump suggesting trump length and distribution rather than high card strength.
SCC Announces 1975 Spring Semester Schedule
Scottsdale Community College posts the 1975 Spring schedule with credit and noncredit courses, day and evening classes, and a semester calendar. Dr. Larry Stevens notes new credit courses for nondegreed study. registration for continuing students Dec 2–6 and for new and continuing students Jan 7–9.
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Scottsdale Community College
Larry
Four Scottsdale residents named to ASU Who's Who list
ASU selected 48 students for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 1974 75. Karla I Ekblaw Diana L Hutchinson Ilka L Williams and Robert J Froehlich are the four Scottsdale residents among honorees noted for achievements in academics leadership and campus service.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Karla I. Ekblaw
N. Invergordon
Robert J. Froehlich
87Th St
Diana L. Hutchinson
E. Hazelwood
Ilka L. Williams
E. Osborn
Miss Ekblaw
Sydney Ekblaw
Mortar Board
Associated Women Students
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