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...Irish settlement raises the possibility that convicted terrorists, some of whom have carried out acts of unspeakable brutality and wickedness, will be released. One cannot help wondering what message will be sent to other terrorists. They will believe that the end can justify the means. PETER GORDON Bournemouth, England...
BORN. To Yevgeny Yevtushenko, 45, Soviet poet, and Jan Butler, 26, her husband's assistant and translator: their first child; in Bournemouth, England. Name: Alexander. Yevtushenko has no natural children from his two previous marriages, though he has one adopted...
Police in Bournemouth, England, are now using an optical system developed by International Telephone and Telegraph to link their radio room with a computer data bank that enables them to keep track of their patrol cars. Fiber-optics circuits are being tested as control systems in U.S. military aircraft and ships; a Japanese power company is using fiber-optics circuits, which are not affected by nearby high-tension lines, to control some of its equipment...
...latest U.S. aberration's infecting other countries was excoriated, but the warning was too late. First a dozen Americans streaked the Eiffel Tower in Paris, then streakers blossomed in two places in West Germany, and a naked blonde girl dashed 50 yards through the quiet English resort of Bournemouth...
Died. Sir Alan Cobham, 79, pioneer of commercial aviation in the 1920s and '30s, who originated the probe-and-drogue mid-air refueling system still in use today; in Bournemouth, England. Determined to demonstrate the feasibility of long-distance flying, Cobham and his wife in 1927 successfully completed a 23,000-mile flight around Africa in a 1,400-h.p. "flying boat...