84 - Wednesday, July 21, 1993 - North Shore News

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LOS ANGELES hypnotherapist’:
Yvonne Smith said in May that
more than 30 people had joined
her support group aimed at those
who have been abducted by aliens.
The group meets in Smith’s home
once a month to discuss their
problems in coping, for example,
with memories of aliens’ sexual
assaults, with aliens’ planting
tracking devices inside abductees’
bodies; and with abductees’
methods of distinguishing between
alien abductions and abductions
engineered by the CIA. Said
Smith, “Because (alien abduction)
is controversial, there’s still a cer-
tain stigma attached to it.” —

in April, a Penn State University
student complained to Jocal police
that she had been ripped off. She
said she had given.a fellow student
a $1,200 stereo to take. an exam
for her, but that he had flunked it

- and. now wouldn’t return her
stereo. Buying: academic. work is
illegal in Pennsylvania. |

 B.C.’s new assistant ‘deputy
. minister in the Attorney General’s
department is Maureen Maloney;
dean of the University of Vic-
toria’s law school. She has -pro- .

‘. . posed that citizens should. be re-

quired to list and declare the value

of all'of their personal property
- each “year -—*- everything from
houses to rings —* and = pay.'a
wealth tax of 4% on it annually ..

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NEWS OF THE
WEIRD ~~
Compiled by A.P. McCredie

In May, Mark. Kreider of Newcas-
tle, Delaware, a full-time Grateful
Dead: concert: fan (affectionately
known: as a ‘‘Deadhead’’), was
- robbed of $5 and shot in the back

- following: a Dead show. in

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could not help potice pinpoint
where the crime was committed
because ke said he did not realize
he had been shot until at least an
hour afterward when his back
began to hurt.

On the topic of the Dead, tom-
morrow, July 29, marks the 27th
anniversary commemorating the

Grateful Dead’s first-ever perfor-

mance outside California. The
place? The British Columbia Fes-
tival in Vancouver, B.C,

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A 31-year-old man was killed in
Ponoka, Alberta in May when, in
a fit of anger at a bad golf shot,
he flung his club, The club breke
in half, and the jagged edge snap-
ped back and speared his neck,
cutting his carotid artery.

In May, Gerald W. LaPre, 40, of

St. Paul, Minnesota, was charged

with smuggling 30,000 books out

of area libraries, or checking them. .

out with bogus library cards,

during a 10-year period and stor- ©

ing them in his house, his car and
a rented storage locker. Only 19

of the books had been’ properly —

checked out.— but all were over-
due. LaPre. once told a reporter
that he had a “passion for books

that fills a part of mé like nothing”

else,”

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