Ulster Violence Claims Its 108th Victim of Year
A gunman boarded a Belfast double decker and killed Joseph Kelly, a 47 year old Catholic father of five. The slaying marks the 168th death this year linked to sectarian violence between Protestant and Catholic groups in Northern Ireland.
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Army battles hidden Vienna pests in barracks
The Austrian army, idle in combat since 1849, battles bed bugs in Vienna camps. Soldiers used spray, hoots, and mugs to fight the infestation. Five soldiers were hospitalized with bites before the army hired a civilian pest-control firm.
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Workman Killed At Indiana Rock Wool Plant
Claude Baker, 53, of Eaton, died Friday while repairing a large exhaust fan at the Indiana Rock Wool plant in Alexandria. Four other workers were overcome as investigators suspect carbon monoxide leakage from a pipe. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.
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Miners Return to Sunshine Mine After Fire Tragedy
In Kellogg Idaho 15 below zero miners resume work at Sunshine Mine with new self rescue breathing units and improved safety. The reopening follows 200 days after a May 2 fire killed 91, as 200 workers start back with 500 planned, while some veterans choose not to return.
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Ron Flory
Arvin Plans $12 Million Expansion in Three States
Arvin Industries announced a 12 million expansion to add plants in Monroeville Alabama and Dexter Missouri along with upgraded facilities in Columbus Indiana. President E L Anderson cited rising demand in exhaust system replacement and original equipment markets.
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White House Sees Positive Job Rate Shift
The 5.2 percent November unemployment rate is hailed by officials as a positive trend downward. Senators and economists note mixed signals, with declines in overall rate masking stagnant payrolls and rising unemployment among teens and women.
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Hughes Tool spin off Summa Corp hits market on strong demand
Investor demand surged for Hughes Tool Co assets in a $150 million secondary public offering. The issue, converting Hughes Tool assets into Summa Corp, priced at $30 and rose to $32.25 as traders flooded the market, with banks limiting allocations to share participation. The oil tool unit once controlled about 75 percent of global bit production and now commands roughly half amid rising competition.
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Federal agent spared heavy sentence in bankruptcy fraud case
Irving Davidson who worked for the federal government as an intelligence operative pleaded guilty to concealing $500 000 in stock assets at the Beverly Ridge Estates bankruptcy. Judge Warren J Ferguson).
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