... Bombs, shootin and robbery ...

... ‘Time bombs’ in the ...

... dead, I’ll look respectable.” d f„ £r > rf s The lady wrote in 1?* 11,ey her diary after a might fron bombing: “Never have I gone niost y Tom bombs doners steadily became they don’t worry me but »ip accHmatised to life under Lrf° y bombardment. But Coventry ...

... ast bomb blitz WORLD REPORT d five 1 In a Belfast set alight and several people were badly beiiten upj Yesterday's • demonstration was seed as a public backlash a'more ,J>nly minutes later bomb 121 b. bomb left on the pave- eamnalan th iMt cafe In Royal ...

... movement whose homes in’ Hope- Belfast, were calla: to ‘hres catised by bombs, buildings its best to see that a policy, 4 Two youths were seen ‘running away well Crescent,, West where bombs have been planted, ang to not «popular, is from the hause in Street ...

... Belfast terror bombs baffle Army experts BELFAST'S Aldergrove airport was reopened yesterday following Saturday night’s mortar bomb attack. ONE MAN was killed.and 17 people were injured when a car bomb exploded outside a crowded bar in CaStleblaney, Co ...

... Ulster \terror goes on as bombs rip shop. VIOLENCE flared in Ulster today as Mr Merlyn Bees wafi making statement in the Commons •bout the upsurge of trouble. I Tbe Ulster Secretary flew back from the Province this afternoon answer a private notice question ...

... the parcel bombs for him. was jailed for three years. the end five-day trial, the jury nine men and three women found O’Doherty guilty on all 31 charges of sending letter and parcel bombs, causing explosions and making and planting time bombs. On six the ...

... Fire bomb ‘blitz’ on bars and dllil ; %. •-Mr ihemas Stunt man ‘poorly’ • John Ham, a 28-year-old social worker who was badly burned in a stunt that went wrong at a mediaeval pageant at Preston, was today “rather poorly’.’ in hospital. Mr Ham was be flred ...

... Railway line. closed _ as troops search for bombs THE line was closed today after a planted near warning that bombs hag been e tr were seatching the atea where the line cross€s ie b r in h a An .anonymous call to the Samaritans wo an for his life Ina ...

... IM . . . extreme SOME PEOPLE In Scotlafi regard the World Council Churches ecctesiastkal w^3 , bombs for terrorists. Others see it as a mitrad and decassocked plot tate ; the Church Scotland ' Borne by way CanterbuiJ, This was the view put • ■ae^Oen^ ...

... shops, a record shop and a confectioners, were gutted A bomb left in anot about the same time when shop was defused and similar duffel bag ■ bombs army were working on a tei exploded causing fires- bomb found »n )ce-cre Police went on full alert in parlour ...