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... Life sentences for six as judge speaks of ‘savage violence’ For the past week Glasgow High Court had been filled with cases of violence — “ indiscriminate, senseless, savage violence by persons little more than children —Lord Cameron said yesterday. ...

... Sheriff speaks out on rent Act evictions By MALCOLM WILSON A sheriff warned yesterday Section 5 of the 1971 Act and,! were seeking recovery of their that no tenant in local authority | without assigning any rescn, 10| SRS GMo o cven . : ; i r s |cC .- ...

... Union leader speaks against 'esCalating confrontation By ROYSTON BULL The war of words between the trade union movement and the Establishment continued yesterday with Mr Hugh Scanlon, the engineers’ leader, warning the Government to stop escalating the ...

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... Minister to speak on g 2ot “n tax system amid row A\ PARIS, longy.—-'rha French g:mncded Mini “'wi 11l Valery scard d’Estaing, “appear on television on Thursday to speak about - the country’s tax system, the centre of a political row invo'!vm!’rmler. ...

... increased were not necessarily the same thing. Speaking to the Lord Provost, he said: *This motion is a downright fraud be. cause you know—even if some of the people in your own group don’t know—these rents will have to go up. When it comes to the crunch ...

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