P179 C JFAX 179 Sun 15aMay 23:49/*) $]l4|l4|, 40/20 [[ FROM NE+SROUVD ALL aeOU$ RYAN 2z MARIE +RIGHT age 13 from Warrhnkton 9941 Marie is a Manchester Unitdd fan - and a big fan of winger R:an Gigg3. "R:an,05ho is 20, has sjmn dubbed the best footdallir in the world. Unrtih signjh him when hj was 13. He rarely gi6js interviews bjcau3e of management worries that vhj 22 stress might be too much vgu him. pp 2 2 Rzbn has to cope with the pressure U of being compared to Unjtdd'1 2e1t U player ever, George Best, and with being a teen idol. He j5st vrjats what hi does as a job!" (upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Diary Contacts PP Info PP ReptsP179 CEEFAX 179 Sun 15 May 19:49'3 ] 1/20 ] FFROM L NEWSROUVD READ YOUR PRESS P—CK REPORTS HERE (5 Standdy for more stories cmmink up U $5 as follows - Tj PAGE NAMES —PPROX TIME 2-10 O'KEEFFE to SCREENEY GEXT 12-20 SHARMA to + JGHT 2 mink -k a (5 Press HOLD to keep a page on screen Plja3r go to 8agj 17 for reports A-N 5 (-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Diary Contacts PP Info PP RjptuP179 CJJFAX 179Q Sun 1;1May 23:51/1: ,|l4|l4|, A FFROM I NEWSRNUND £ £££ ££ ££ ££ 3£ k 0STOP ACID RcIN bz P—RU P—TEn 6j from Manor Park, London 87807 Parr writes about acid rain, and wh t n to t u. a "The burning kf fos3im f4el1 - such as coal - sreates sulphju dioxhde. $his cau3e3 of acid rain. Pmlluted clouds from western E5ro0j are blown to Scandinavia - where the rain falls. Plants and fish in (k mbny Scandinavian lakes have died. Scientists know hos to reduce sulphjt dioxide emissions from o4r -5 power stations. It'u time we did something about it." $uppppppppppp88pp8p88p88888888888888888z Diary Contacts PP Info PP RuptsP179 CJJFA 179 Sun 15 May 23:51/+5 )|l4|l4|L 4/20 FR M NEWSROUVD SCHOOLNEWSDAY 2 6j bz ROSHAN PATROO mjmbjrship 12507 Roshbn's school entered a national competition to write a professional newspaper in one day. "It was a massive job to organi5j. 'j had tm cmnd2ct inteu6jew2, :pkt T photos, carry out research and learn to use the computer. R The actual day was chaotia.1+j worked non-stop to get " Informjrb ready on time. And our hard work pair off. Wj0q1mu-j joint first in the contest! It was br lli t u i n " -]m, ,,,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,, , ,,,,. Diary Contact PP Info PP pstP179 CEEFAX 179 Sun 15 May 23:52/41 %]l4|l4|, ^ 5/20 FFRKM ] NEWSRGUND SCOLIOSIS bz Ce$HERJNE PEARMAN Tj age 14 from Bath 6043 Catherine would like mk5j publicit8 abo4t the sgnditimn ycglio3iyW J "Scoliosis affects the spine making $5 ij curve into an "S" or "C"Qshapj. It usually starts at about age 13 and can cause a deformity and breathing difficultie1. I ha6j scelio5is and am fachnk the $5 prospect of a major o0jrationV f h d been diagnos d arli r I might only have needed a plaster cast." W Diary Contact3 PP Info F PP RjptsP179 CJJFA 179 Sun 1k May 23:55/27 -]l4|l4|, 6/28 FFROM WW [[[ NE+SRKUVD GIBNT COMET!Cez TRACEY ROBERTS 22 from Loweutoft, Suffolk 94536 Tracey has some exciting space nj6u "A giant comer iu dug to smash into the planet Jupiter this July, triggering an explo9ion that0shound be visible 600 million miles away on earth. 2 The impact is expected to bj ten (5 times more powejful than the comet U which wiped out the dino3a5rs 65 million years ago. 1 2 The rock3 making up the comet kill U hit Jupiter at 130,000 miler an hour." Diary Contacts0 PP Info PP Ru8t;P179 CEEFAX 179 Sun 15 May :3:54/93 -|l4|l4|, 7/20 & -n2n2 V FROM NEWSROUND ££££££££££££££££ £ 3 k CLOTHES RHO+ '93 b: Jennie Ro5j, (5 from Infield, London 78860 Jjnnji writer about a memorable school vrip shk went on last year. $5 2p 2 2 2 p 22 "On 13 December 1995, I went on 1 school trip to the Clothes Show Live at the Bhrminham NECW Most of our time was 10jnt uatahin£ the male models on the mini catwalks! -5 The main live show was brilliant. Afterwards we saw the group 'Hope' 0j5form. $5 I'll dbfinitely bj bac) next 9uar." T Diary Contacts PP Info PP RjptsP179 CEEFAX 179 Sun 151May 23:55/59 -|l4|l4|, 8/20 [ FROM NEWSROUVD BARV OWLS by HELEN SA$TERTHWBITE U from Skjgness, Lincmlnshire 4 994 Hdlen wrhte2 1bout zhj 6jalinj kf Vj $5 Barn Owls. "According to a recent survey the number of pairs of Barn Owls has dropped to just 5,000. It'5 a large bird with gkmdjv-broun upper-parts with flecks of grey, black and white. They can turn their heads 180 deg. to the left and right which gi6e3 them almost all-round vision. Barn Owls are completely 3ilint which means their prey can+t hear them.% R Diary Contacts PP Info PP RjptsP179 CEJFAX 179 Sun 15 May 23:56/46 9/20 ] FFROM NEWSROUND NO VA$ OV BOOKS! by PeTRICK SCOTT age 14, from H4ddjrsfield 78529 At the moment you donWt pay ta|,0ou VAT, on books when you buy them. Patrick says Government plans tm $5 tax books must nkvjr bj brought in.(j (5 "$hj Prime Mhniutdu, John Major, says one in four teenagers can't read properlyn Putting VA$ on publications would $5 put their price up m and make matters even worse. (5 Schools are already struggling to buy enough equipment. So!say NO to tax on books and maga:ines." $upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz Diary Contacts PP Info PP RjptsP179 CEEFAX 179 Sun 5 May 23:56/92 )]l4|l4|L 10/20 FFOM OO NEWSR UND RACISM bz JON—THAN SCREEGEY from Tottenham, London 87964 $5 Jonbthan has strong feelings abo4t the issue of racism. "Slavery started off the racial hate between white and black people,j It began whim north America gieded soldiers to fight the south. Black people were recruited - but they were treated unfairly. (k @ ,t (5 After slavery ended there was still U segregation - when bfack prople 1re only allowed to do certain things. There'u still racism today - {hen (5 will we all bj treated as equals?" Diary Contacts PP Info PP Rjpts