... BOMB EXPLOSION A report was received by the police at Dungannon at 18.35 hours on Sunday, 4th February, that four men had planted bombs at . the Ulsterbus Depot, Station Road, Dungannon. The area was cleared immediately, with the Fire Brigade standing ...

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... 4 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1979 “I'm naughty Norma, as rand¥ as they come. When ?t turned on by the bombs, I'll leap on top of anything in a uniform. Blonde, braless and eminently buxom, Debbie Watling sits in her flat overlooking Wandsworth Common, reflecting ...

... Front man cleared FORMER National Front thing, there have been too bomb-making equipment many lies told here During the trial the pro- security officer John e ution had secution said that Mr. Urwin (40), wag yester. claimed at Mr. Urwin of Urwin's house ...

... carriage, how and where they placed the bag vith the bombs, and when and at what station they themselves jumped out of the railway carriage,” it said. The letter claimed that they had later 'prepared new bombs, this time charged with big hunting buck-shot ...

... man. woman and three children when a bomb was lobbed into Springfield Road RUC :Union in 1971. Lt. CoL George Styles (50), once the Army's top explosives expert here, got his medal a year later alter defusing two bombs, rigged with tricky anti-handling devices ...

... discharge on the second charge. Mr Brain Gallon, prosecuting toid the court that the boys had been experimenting making two petrol bombs. The mixture of petrol and water with a tissue paper fuse was put into two pop bottles. “They took them to the underpass near ...

... *1 Ru^ ‘ SQ ™ remember Worid War n for another reason. But one the first steam trawlers ...

... special centenary sewrenir In The Phantom Prowler Plttodrie King Edward abdicates . . . Britain goes to war again . . Nazi bombs hit the North-east . . Britain conquers Everest .. The great gales of S 3 .. Horror of the Christie murders . . President Kennedy ...

... vehicle nosed its way through the crowded streets we were mobbed by the laughing, flagwaving throng who cheered us on our way. Bombs had temporarily silenced Bow Bells but from a hundred other steeples joyous peals rang out in thanksgiving. I had spent the ...

... authentic air and an engaging performance from Anthony Andrews. In this episode he decides to get away from the strain of defusing bombs by having a quiet weekend with his new girl-friend, played by Judy Geeson. That's every soldier's right. The trouble is that ...

... to conclusions, is reminiscent of the pusillanimous performances of the puppets in Leinster House on the night that British bombs blasted the Offences against the State (Amendments) Bill through the Dail on December 1, 1972. Your latest diatribe is in stark ...