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... Three deny petrol bomb charges THREE youths accused Russell Anderson making petrol bombs Blrnie (19), lan Cowfe (17) pieaded not guilty on Indict- and Thomas Gerrard ( 17), ment at Aberdeen Sheriff Agents for Cowie and Court today and their trial Gerrard ...
... Police took away a man after the incident. Two flour bombs were ethrown but both missed their mark. Earlier. anti-Common Market leaflets were thrown close to the platform at the Town’s Butts Centre. But an unruffled Lord George-Brown went on to hail Britain’s ...
... iProvisiohals yesterday warned that all bombs planted by'therfrHi future will be fitted • with anti-handling devices. (They Warned security men who are on duty at shopsVnd employees of shops: Don’t lift the bombs SANTIAGO,—Doctors amputated ' both hands ...
... opens big fanfare FLOUR BOMBS were thrown at Lord George-Brown in Reading today as he stepped on to a platform to open the town’s Fanfare for Europe celebrations; ...
... CHARGE THe|ee Aberdeen teenagers accused of making four petrol bombs and conspiring to commit crimes of assault and breach of the peace denied the charges * at Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday. The three lan Co*ie (17), 58 Craigievar cent, Russell Anderson ...
... punching her in the face. She fell to the floor and both girls punched and kicked her about the face and body. Bombs thrown at police TWO petrol bombs were thrown towards police and sheriff officers as they tried to remove a family from three flats above a ...
... can afford bombs, to end the war. They can, Americans could reof course, but they do not member having suffered realise this. The assembly this wav. they might line worker who produces less wmlng to support » shell casing t leader who nUna bombs la* ...
... resolution is—to make ■* e to we must strive to achieve I. your enemies, by detnanCleCl ■* .quieter world for our own g loye— not bombs. To wellbeing. b ?„J he u ' timate IN THE Evening Express” am not, incidentally, for 1973. December 27, Mr F. Magee against ...
... DETERMINED “We’re going like bombs just now and everyone at Douglas Bark is determined to do well in the cup. It’s a long time since Accies had a good cup run.” He revealed that his changes would include the recall of ex-Clyde wing half Millar Hay who ...
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... preparation, |. knee Aberdeen have only allocation of for the Brechin up today when they on sale Elgin yesterday: We re like bombs just now and we’re keen on a Cup run. % '’\>i: ' .‘!:'\ f '\ jftS CHANGES He said ...