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...shuttle of buses. In the Rialto district, they assembled strange processions of the elderly and infirm who looked as if they could scarcely make it to the nearest park bench, much less to the ballot box. There was even a Spanish nun, a fervent supporter of Prime Minister Jack Lynch, who appeared at one Dublin polling place to vote for the local Fianna Fáil candidate. But she was challenged and told she could not vote. "All right," she declared. "If I can't vote for him, I'll pray...
...filed suit in federal court to break it up. Three of the country's largest mutual funds were named as defendants. So were the National Association of Securities Dealers, many of whose 4,200 broker members act as fund agents, and nine major brokerage houses, including Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Bache & Co. and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis...
...Lynch of the Patriots public relations office would not say yesterday whether Foster had been invited to the Patriots camp. "We can't make an announcement like that until the player is under contract," Lynch said...
...much of the Bluhdorn offer, saying that selling to G. & W. would be "like jumping from the frying pan into the fire." Meanwhile Wall Streeters reckoned that Bluhdorn had acted unwisely. Just after the offer was made, G. & W. stock fell from 30⅜ to 28½, and Merrill Lynch downgraded its recommendation on Gulf & Western from "buy" to "hold...
Bearing down hard on the theme of unification-"YES for a new Ireland,"-Lynch argued that a decisive yes vote would counter the "misrepresentations" being made in the North and in Britain as to the position and influence of the Catholic Church in the republic. The referendum took place last week at a time when public opinion was aroused against the illegal Irish Republican Army for extending its campaign of terrorism from Northern Ireland to the Republic (TIME, Dec. 11). The man who leads the I.R.A.'s militant Provisional wing, Sean MacStiofáin, whom the government apprehended...