Word: jannings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Ulster had its Bloody Sunday -Jan. 30 of this year, when 13 Catholics were killed by British paratroopers in Londonderry's Bogside (TIME, Feb. 14). Last week, at the British army's 16th Parachute Brigade headquarters in Aldershot, 40 miles south of London, an event occurred that could go down in history as Bloody Tuesday. Just before lunchtime, a Ford Cortina containing 280 Ibs. of gelignite exploded beside the unguarded officers' mess. The blast tore through the concrete-slab building, injuring 19 and killing seven-five women, a civilian gardener and a Catholic chaplain who had been...
Given their first chance in a decade to express themselves politically, Rhodesia's African masses at first exploded into violence (TIME, Jan. 31). The rioting has since subsided, but the Africans are still saying no to the commission. Some simply do not trust the Smith government to carry out the agreement; others oppose the plan largely because the whites support it; a few are essentially holding out for better terms. TIME Correspondent John Blashill reports that the Africans are rejecting the proposed agreement by a ratio of more than 99 to 1. The official report will not be ready...
...Adrift, Jan Kadar's affected failure. 6, 9:25, With Firemens Ball, 8:05, 4:45 weekend. Central...
...annual exercise of procrastinating on filling out this year's income tax returns, some very high-earning people and their accountants are already taking prudent looks ahead to the returns due in 1973. Reason: after a series of changes over the past two years, their earnings on Jan. 1 became fully subject to important new anti-loophole laws. These were passed by Congress primarily to crack down on a few persons with incomes of more than $200,000 who legally, through various gift and investment devices, get away with paying no income taxes. The new rules also close...
There was brilliance, too, from Tenor Luciano Pavarotti (TIME, Jan...