Victims of terrorism "deserve so much better", says daughter of man killed in a bomb attack in Co Fermanagh

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From the News Letter today:
People:
Ann Simpson, who lost her father to terrorists has spoken about how 'Victims of terrorism "deserve so much better"'. Her father, Joseph Calvin, was a 51-year-old council worker and part-time police officer, who was killed when a bomb went off under his car in Enniskillen on November 17, 1972
Opinion:
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Cost of Living:
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