The World - News from April 4, 1985
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A car bomb exploded outside a courthouse in the Northern Ireland border town of Newry, killing a policeman and a court security guard and injuring nine people, police said. The outlawed Irish Republican Army claimed responsibility for the attack, not far from the Newry police station, where an IRA mortar attack killed nine officers in February.
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