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... P RN 00 A \&* TODAY 25 die inUS storms At least 25 people have died in storms which have swept across America. Tornadoes lashed Alabama and Mississippi and 20,000 people were left without electricity in 10-degree Fahrenheit weather in Maine. Up to 18 ...
... too.llalltiepeopleinScotlmdare as nice as him I would enjoy paying you a visit.” The plus marks are likely to keep David in America after graduation day. He’s really taken to the scene and is now on his way back there having spent Christmas and New Year ...
... there to say: Except to wish with all our ~ hearts, = 2 That you were here today. Ever-loving family at home. Canada and America. Treasured memories. Loving grandchildren and mt-:mghndren. FALCONER. — In loving memory of my loving husband. our dad and ...
... ex‘)ected announcement, will give Glenrothes the first big jobs boost for 1982. It follows the decision by General Instruments of America to invest £8.5 million in the town, providing 500 new job::l the end of this tyear the setting up of a £1 million ...
... e.” A total of 31 tutors, many of them famous names in the world of architecture, are planning to attend. Three are from America, and another five from the continent. Mr Neil Charles-Jones, one of the organisers and a final year student at Edinburgh ...
... Sue bheaten Britains Sue Barker lost 6-2, 5-7, 1-6 to America’s Bonnie Gadusek in the opening round of the £105,000 Avon women’s tennis tournament yesterday in Washington. The ‘lB-year-old American stagg a comeback against :?poneut, the eight seed, after ...
... religious leaders to force America’s schools to teach Biblical creation as science has suffered a eruhingbedefeat in its first test in the courts. The Creationist Movement, who had been riding high on support from rural America, and an epdorsement from ...
... Fleetwood that Tennant was a first offender and that Ogden, also a first offender, had 'Egt returned on holiday to inburgh from America and was unaware of the new law. ...
... arenas, and maybe RAF’s future lies there. We've just signed for a new manager, Bud Praeger, who manages Foreigner, No. 1 in America at the moment, and he feels he can do something with us.” JOHN GIBSON ...
... Broomfield Crescent, Edinburgh. A family affair, naturally. Among the guests were, from left: Sons George and Gerrie (from America) and daughter Margaret. e e —— o‘* DR P AT, PoS————— - . ot N be L ; % R R g :fl»'»“ R S : R B i ¥ ’AoAR e 3 i T ‘3& e oRS ...
... LEWIS OUT Britain’s Richard Lewis lost 7-6, 5-7, 6-7 after a 2%-hour battle a*ainst America’s Steve Krulevitz, the seventh seed, in the second round of the South Australian open today in Adelaide. ...
... career. “We're going to concentrate on America for the end of the next year. We've wanted to do it for ages, but each time we've got close to it something has got in the way.” Perhaps not in the same league as America, but in Japan the Nolans are almost ...