P178 CEEFAX 178 Sat 8 Jun 23:56/42 1/13 FROM CEEFAX AD YOU P S P C T H Stand b fo mo i of our r po t . . APPROX 2-6 A AN to DAV S NEXT 8-13 HALL to LEYDEN 2 mink Press HOLD to keep a page on screen g to 17 fo r po ts Z P178 CEEFAX 178 Sat 8 Jun 23:07/22 5 p—z p j5pj5 CEEFAX SAVE THE CHILDREN bz SHAZIA AWBN, 14, from Cardiff Men No 86859 Shazja says jvjry child has rights... "Save T/V Child/jn haT just/celGbratid its 77t b rt d . Th h ritz was founded bz an Austrian woman in 1919. over the wozld. Its aim is not sim8l= to save children, but acts lly improve vjr child on the arth has base right; that should not br violatud. a childr n are ou future." P0ESS HOLD TO IEPAPAGEONSCREEN Rjpts M]U PP Info Contacts TV/RadioP178 CJEFAX 178 Sat 8 Jun 23:58/07 3/13 LFROM CEEFAX wuth ricoYmjnds more teachjts for o yon an j l k ou m . S j p , lit m t a speech disozdjr which means the= need longer to develop their speech. white th@y ger normal work along with speech thjtapz from teachjts with a the moment they' li j gold dust." NEWSROUND — CEEFAX — RaDIO TIMES Rjpts M-Z PP Info Contact1 TV/Radi#P178 CEEFAX 178 San 8 Jun 23:07/12 FROM VCEEFX f om Chichi t M m o 1 145 Victoria says thjte's one golden rule A lock ism' u rant d to p v nt a will citlainly stop the opportunist. If possible, use a U-lock. It only cut through a chain. A U-lock can still bj broken but takes time. Also, when you get your big , r co d yo r o tcod stan d n th fran ." G A V W CALL BACKCHA — SEE 170 R pst - PP Info C ntact TV/R diP178 CEEFAX 178 Sat 8 Jun 20:54/37 /|l4|l)|,h|I|, |l4|l4|,h4| 5/13 j w CEEFAX HOW MUCH LONGER? by DONNA CLUTTON, aged 12, the Wj sal Min No 114555 Donna asks how much longer elephants w ll last. " here are only two types of eleph nt in t j world — th African and Asian. Over the years elephants dane had to adapt to differ nt habitats and climat s — esp cially those which wi They are hunted for their tusks and. their numbers h vj fallen dramatically over the years. Humans are the D K PAG SCR N jpts -U PP Info Contacts TV/ b ioP178 CEEFAX 178 Sat 8 Jun 23:54/02 'n%n1 e4 FR ' j5p—z5p uzp5 CEEFAX C Antony talks about the different ways of travelling from A o B .. "Ho a ou g\t a o nd?SM t hj @ use cars, but we should use them less and think of other forms of transport. You cor\d use mz favourite, the bus, your destination quickpr than bz road You can even travel bh tr!m — fast, smooth nd env=ron e t l y-fr n y. I' Lohjo wWt2 oN u j b @W long as I don't bump into anzbodz!"P178 CEEFAX 178 Sat Jun 23:54/07 '.%n2,*m4/| .In5 j=w FROM p j5pj5 CEEFAX AD JSS PAC R POT HERE Stan fo mo of ou r t ... APPROX PAG NA 8J13 HALL to LEYDEN NEXT Press HOLD to keep a pagr on screen Please go to page 17 for reports N-Z , ,,,, , ,,, ,, ,, ,,,,, , ,,,,, Rjpts M Z PP Info Co tacks TV Rb oP178 CEEFAX 178 San 8 Jun 23:04/12 8/13 FROM CEEFAX H FUTU OF HONK K NG b AMY H LL Amy discusses the fears of people living in Honk Kong... 1997, and man ar wot i d about wh t will happ n to the plac they lov . They can't forget the conflict between the two places in the last decade. Honk Kong'u teinagjrs like the ft udom they have and the way things are run. They're scared of change, and who can l t m? wok n't ik it. NEWSROU D — CEEFAX — RADIO T MES Rjpts M @ PP Info Contacts TV/RadioP178 CEEFAX 178 San 9 Jun 20:04/37 4|,h< , |l4|l4|,h4 9/13 FROM CEEFAX H , TH R & VE H R CL RE HAW IN f om Hampshir M m o 1 1406 Clare asks why wi ar so obsessed with boring police programmer... " h Bill, Blu s And Two and Ta g — all in one evening. Ism't it a bit tediouv and heavy going? People's im ginations seem to have disappeared. Why doesn't someone come up with a programme which is just a bit different? gjiting more and more dull. Someone liven it up!" NEWSROUND — CEEFAX — RADIO TIMESP178 CEEFAX 178 San 8 Jun 23:05/02 10/13 FROM CEEFAX Clare reckons attitudes to spout have changU dramatically over the yjarsO.. having fun with friends whilst improving fitness. Now, winning seems sportsmanship and participation. At every level of sport, competitors each oth r's achievjm nus w t OLYMPIC CITY ASSIGNMENT RUNNER-UP Rjpts M Z PP Info Contacts TV/RadioP178 CEEFAX 178 San 8 Jun 23:16/47 |, |l4|l4|,h4| 11/13 FROM CEEFAX ASLANT '96 HOPES b SOPHIE ILL, aged 21, Bexleyhjath Men No 100675 Sophi looks ahead to the 180th mode n "Two of Britain'u big hopes at the year's Olympics, Sally Gunn ll and Linford Christi , are fighting back from injuries. 400m hurdles aft r 18 months out. If Linford returns from his hamstring ines y h 'll b def din hi gold Canada'u World Champ Don van Bail y." OLYMPIC CITY ASSIGNMENT RUNNER-UP Rjpts M-Z PP Info Contacts V/RadioP178 CEEFAX 178 San 8 Jun 23:06/52 12/13 , m4/| j FR ' j5p—z5p j5pj5 CEEFAX ATHL CS GLAM U JA E HOLDSWORT , aged 15, Cramlington Min No 102141 Jane says TV mustn't just concentrate on the glamour Olympics sports... "To compjt at th Olymp c Gam s ou u t tali t, p rsi ra ce, stamina and support. Evjtyonj has heard about the track and field jvjnts which gain so much ov g on V, b t wh t abo t h othjt more unusual sports like rowing? Britain rho d promos a variety of sports which could provide many medal- winning opportunities in the futur .% OLYMPIC CITY ASS GNMENT RUN ER-UP Rjpts M-Z PP Info Contacts TV/RadioP178 CEEFAX 178 San 8 Jun 23:06/37 l4|l4| | | | 3/ FROM CEEFAX IT'S H T ING PA T bz C IR E a j 4, f om Ol ham M m No 107463 Clair says we should think about the r p — n t just t w n rs. "It must bj absolutely amazing to wun an Olympic medal, but completely devastating to miss out. However, when w watch th Olympics — or any other sport for that matter — we only concentrate on the winnj s. What about those who didn't quite make it? The ones that put all thee heart and effort into it... only to find it warn't enough?" OLYMPIC CITY ASSIGNMENT RUNNER-UP Rjpts M-Z PP Info Contacts TV/Radio