P179 CJ FAX 17: Thy 7 Oct 21:05/38 $|l4|l4|, 0/40 n2n @@ FR M L NEWSROUND RECYCLED PAPER by MELANIE MAW age 13 from Crook, Co. Durham Melanie complains about schools Sch donUR usS rOE cleT Eapj$.R "Teachers qomplain abwut noz h16ing enough monTy for paper. wf schools bought recycled it would b cheap r nd t y woul b doing something for the environment. $5 Last week I got a letter to take home witt only fivn lines on it. A group from mj four h vj been to 5 the H ad aster and complain . t 5 not ng has be n don at all." X Diari Home News Flash TopySpadtP179 CJEFAX 179 Thy 7 Oct 21:05/40 21/50 FROM NEWSROUND D YOU5 P JSS PAC R PO TS HER Standby for more stories coming up as follows - APPRO PAGE NAMES TIME 22-30 LINLEY to MYLES NEXT 32J4p PANG to SMITH 2 mink U 42-50 STJLLWE to WRIGHT 4 mink 2-10 ALLEN to FENTON 7 mink 12-20 FRJEDL to MAW 10 mink Prius HOLD to keep a 8agj on screen (5 (5 -]],,,,,,,L,L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,^n Diary Home News Flash Top SportP179 CJJFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:82/05 3/50 FFROM NEWSROUND DONOR DUTY bz KIRSTEEN bLACK+OOH age 12, from Bonhill Dumbartonshirj Kirsty carries a donor card, and encourages others to do the same. "Jove just got my own donor card, because I think it's really U important to help people live after you die. Every year, many people are given another chance of life because of )5 organ donVrs. Enen more cor\d bj -5 sbvjj if more people carried cards Tj (5 'hat really matters is that by carr9ing this card, your relativrs will know of your wisher." -[m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Diary Home News Flash Top SportP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:12/26 4W50 FROM NEWSROUVD SEAN MAGUIRJ bz EMMA BRWOKES from Telford, Shropshire 55075 Emma has written to Sean and asked him a few questions. EB: How did you get into acting? SM: My parents teach dancing and met an agent when I was five. Thu took our family onto her books and I got a part in a film. EB: What music do you like? SM: I'm really into 60s music like the Bjatleu, but also like R.E.M. IB: Whbt are your hodbiis? SM: Snooker, football, weight training, shoppinh and going out. U -upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Diary Home New Flash T Sp tP179 CJJFA 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:94/38 5 |l4|l4|, h |l4|,h4|h4|, ,u g 5/J0 FR M GEWSRWUfd HANDWRITING bz NEJNA CHOPRA 4 Tj age 12 from Barking, Es3jx (k Neenb is interested in graphology -*U the art of analysink handwriting to see what a person iu likk. bFrench monks began the first proper res arch in th 1 80s. Nowadays police us graphology as ev jnce in t ial - and son job () applications have to be handwritten (5 to reveal a person's character. $5 Attention iu paid to the si:e, shape and slant of every letter and word to find out if the wrPter is U funny, jealous, shy, cautious etc." --,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Diary Home News Flash Top SpwutP179 CJJFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:06/03 23/50 / -n2n2 FROM NEWSROUND 5lE cGE0OF0MAVORJTZCbz0KJRSTZ NZVCl$j age 15 from Mossley Hill, Liverpool Kirsty says the age at which peo8le can vote should drop from 18 to 16.-j "+j can leave home, school and get married at 16. If we can make deci3ions such as this then we can vote. People should not dismiss 16-yjarm olds as unthinking children. (5 Perhaps if politicians took the time to speak to us directly they would learn that their future voters are already thinking and -5 feeling people.b --m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Diary Home News Flash Top SpoutP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:02/54 -|l4|l4|, 7/50 GFROM NEWSROUND IBERIAN WOLVES bz Sarah Devlin, age $5 12, from Leeds, W Yorkshire. Sarah went to the Iberian Wolf Sanctubry in Portugal.Q "Wnce very common, thure are only about 1,590 of thjsj beautiful animals left in the wild. Because wolves can attack sheep, farmers set snbres to trap them. The sanctuary cakes for the injzred wolves which have been caught in (5 thjsj snares. And it aims to teach people that wolves and humans can live alongside each gthur." (upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Press Packer of the Year finalist Diary Home News Flash Top SpoutP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:03/04 8/50 FROM WII NEWSROUND $HE SEAL SANCTUARY bz WENDY DIXON age 12 from Cornwall 8 :97 +indy charts the history of the Cornrsh Seal Sanctuary in Gweek. "It began in the 1950s when a couple, Ken and Mary Jones, tried to help a starving seal pup. Sadly it died. But Ken and Mary began researching grey seals. Thry (5 soon realised there was a great need for a sanctuary. (5 It is now the largest in Europe. Visitors to the centre watch the (5 anjmbls playing togjthjr as they -5 recover. It's a great day out.b --,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Diary Home News Flash Top SpoutP179 CJEFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:93/26 ,|l4|l4|, 9/50 ] F6OM 2 I NEWSROUVD THE CATALYST by RACHAEL DRY age 12 from Manchester 43234 Rbchajl recommends Widnjs' Catalyst Museum for an excellent day out. "The children's science museum iu brilliant, with special features including crystals, computer quizzes and fragrance tests. It is made e6jn more intdre2tink b8 a glass elevbtor which gives views over Widnjs and at times, Liverpool (9 $5 The Catalyst tells you a lot about Widnjs and what it iu famous for. (5 (5 It is one of my favourite museums." --,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,n Diary Home News Flash Top SpoutP179 CJIFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:03/38 )|l4|l4|, 10/[0 FR M NEWSRKUND POP MUeJC bz NICOLA FENTOV $5 age 13 from Ealing, London 81871 Nicola questions why swmk pop 2an4s make it while o5hju5 don+T. bHands up who's heard of Dr Alban, Lemonheads or Shrineheads?...not man: gf you 8rkbabny. These pop groups have been in the charts recently, but will probably bj non-existent by next 9ear. (5 Why don'i today's pop stars make it like Madonna kr Michaul Jackson? (5 B (5 down tPj drain?E --,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Diary Home News Flash Twp SpoutP179 CEJFAX 179 Thy 7 Oct 21:03/40 11/k0 FFROM NEWSROUNd aPRJSS PACK RJPORT3 NOW ON CEEFAX U Standby for more stories coming up as follows - APPROX ,U PAGE NAMES T ME 12-20 FRIEDL to LAW NEXT 22-30 LJNLEY to MYLES 2 mink 32-4p PANS to SMITH 4 mink 42-50 STULLWE to WRIGHT d 7 mink (5 2-1p ALLEN to FENTON 10 mink (5 Press HOLD to keep a page on screen (5 --m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,^,,,,,,,,,,. Diary Home News Flash Top SportP179 CEJFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:03/52 -|l4|l4|, 12/50 FROM IIL NEWSROUND EXTJNCTJON dy KATIE FRJEDLANDER age 13 from east Sussex (5 Katie reminds us that extinction iu forever. bHumbns are greedy creatures and have helped many animals reach the vjrgj of extinction. The Blue Whald is clo3j to U disbppearance. It is hunted for U meat, cosmetics and other things people benefit from. In some countries tigers are killed for their bone and fur. I believe animals should bj left to live - -5 after all, humans have!b Diary Home News Flash Top SportP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:04/04 13/50 FFROM ] NEWSROUND THE TIGER bz SARBH GAULISH Age 13 from Norfolk 8=674 Sarah's favourite animal is the tiger. "I can't believe people use tiger bones in so-called medicines. Thjrj are several species of tiger, all endangered. The Siberian tiger is the world's largest cat and weighs up to 380 kg. It lives in cold climates and has to travel a great distance for food It's hard for them to live without being hunted. Poaching must stop." --,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Diary Home News Flash Top SportP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:94/26 )|l4|l4|, 14/50 FROM NE+SRGUVd STRONGMAN CON(JUT by JAMES GARVETT from Colne, Lancashire 86362 James reports on a strongest man competition in Blackpool. "There were ten competitors and six events. The first was a log lift, and others included a car pull and a tug of war. Policeman Lee Bowers won with flying colours and hj will go on to U compete for the national title. $5 (5 Lee weighs 19 stone and his training involves weight lifting, swimming and cycling." Home 11p Politics 130 World 160 h Diary Home News Flash TophSportP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:04/38 15/50 FR M NEWSR UND G"JAR WHITE SHARK by SALEM HANNA U from Belmont, Hereford Salem has some pity for the great white sh1rk, made famous bz bJaws". U "I am very disappointed by the U response to the campaign set up to protect the great white shark. Unfortunately for great whites, they do not have big, sad eyes, and so do not get much s:mpathy. A well-known saying goes "we must (5 shari this earth with our fellow -5 bjingsb.QWhich we must - and that doesn't just include the cuties" -upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz SHORTLISTED FOR PP WOLF ASSIGNMENT Diary Home News Flash Top SportP179 CJKFA 179a Thu 7 Oct 21:04/*2 17/50 FFROM NEWSROUND UNJFOMSRULE bz KMMA VARVIS age 12 from Attleborough, Gorfolk Emma is fed up with people complaining about school uniforms. "I think uniforms sto8 tja3ink, because they make you part0of a group. When school classes go out you can always tell which are members of your group because you all wear (5 the sbmj. My ideal uniform is t-shirts and (k shorts for sumZjr and sweatshirts, U skirts and trousers for winter." -5 @ p U -mm,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,n,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,n Diary Home News Flash Top SpoutP179 CJJFAX 179 Thu 07 Oct 21:05/03 )|l4|l4|, ^ 18/9K N F2 M NEWSROUND SPO$T OR SIN? bz KIRSTZ JOHNSTON age 14 from Chorley, Lancashire Kirsty writer about what0shj calls the "murdering sport$ of huntinF. U "In the wonderful world of hunting man is more like an animal himself than the defenceless fox he follows In the name of sportL horses and dogs are raced until their lungs are fit to burst. A fox - perhaps a mother of cubs - iu slaughtered. (5 Is sport not intended as a form of competition and fun? If people call hunting "sport" - shun humans are (5 not as advanced as think we are." L Diary Home News Flash Top SportP179 CEIFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:05/26 -|l4|l4|, 19/50 FROM NEWSROUND THE MATCH lEAD b9 MEERA JKSHI (5 from jicester Meera has researched the problems of sulphur in matches. "Sulphur helps matches to catch fire. But it is also one of the chief culprits in causing acid rain Brybnt and May is one match company that has replaced thu 3ulphzr. (5 It now uses fertophosphorus -!which does not contribute to acid rain. (5 MatchMsulphur plays a tiny part in causing acid rain. But we must do (5 all we can to protect the Earth. --,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,n,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,W Diary Home News Flash Top SpoutP179 CEEFAX 179 Thu 7 Oct 21:06/38 25/50 FROM NEWSROUND COMPETJTJONS bz FA5RAH MIGHAL from Leeds 84209 Farrah feels extremely frustrated about competitions. "Competitions, compethtigns and more competitions. I really don£u understand them! I have entered so many in my life and njvjr won a think. It's ama:ing how much money I'6j (5 spent on stamps and postcards. With (5 the money I could have bought my okn TV, tapes, CDt or computer! Maybe ONE day I'ml be luck:!" --]L,,,,,,L,,,,,,,L,,,,,,,,,,,,,LL,,,,,. Diary Home News Flash Top Sport