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... g stink over store ‘bombs’ Aberdeen’s store are kicking up a ink . . . over childbing” their shops, manager of Aber- Factory, Mr Gordon refuses to slop the ik bombs. his George Street shop from his father in 1965, said: “I get phone calls from shop managers ...

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... this mnrnini. the Bomb Squad defus;d bomb at shoe shop in Putney High Street. They found 24 six-inch sticks of gelignite and timing device. man with Irish accent had telephoned a warning to the “Sun newspaper at 1 24. The Putney bomb was defused only ...

... warns Jenkins NEW “be on your guard’’ Home Secretary to the publ last night’s wave of bomb Chester. Mr Jenkins told MPs it wa difficult to appraise what the latest bombing incidents suggested for the future. But it was clear that a period of the utmost vigilance ...

... there will be more bombs, because Ibis could well be the restart ol IHA bombing campaign. Police in Manchester where people were hurt when a bomb went oil Lewis’s store Ihink allaci might the work a new IRA cell in the city. Bomb squad detectives in ...

... renewed Ulster violence is likely to delay any Provisional IRA announcement their ceasefire intentions. rising toll of deaths, bombs and shooting incidents over the past few days has created unfavourable climate for a new’ truce. So, despite the optimism generated ...

... TRAP FEARED Both men were Catholics— John Stone (231 and John Keltv (2(1). both of Belfast. Mr Kelly married Other bombs went off in the Fountain Street urea and in Silvcrslrcam Street. So one wa., hurt. And Army rxnerls fearing an elaborate trap, closed ...

... before withdrew troops to barracks- and freed all detainees. According the Dublin informants, the decision to put away the bombs and bullets was taken by the Provisional IRA's Array council on Thursday. It tame as a result of the two meetings between ...

... ouses jleft with a teenage girl is The Jury has heen told that the first bomb plot re | while their mother was at yg lated to the planting of five ia house on the same coun- bombs in Central London estate a few hundred Illness | WORK GOES ast January by ...

... the only way he knows, but Johnson far and away the belter boxer and I am sure he will smart enough to keep clear of the bombs until McAlinden begins to run out steam. “Then Johnson will take over. Bunny can punch and take punch. showed that when he ...