22 — Friday, November 21, 1997 — North Shore News

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ambulance crew was again
called to Johnson’s home,
where Johnson was bleeding
from another {eft-shoulder
shot fired by 3 .22-caliber ritle.

A source told the Ines
Mountain  Citisen that
Johnson said the December
shooting, “felt so good,” he

had to do it again.
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The government of Italy
has revealed that it asked a
court in Rome to take jurisdic-
tion of a lawsuit it plans to file
against Youssef al-Magied al-

Molgi, who was convicted of
the 1985 Achille Laura cruise
ship hijacking and murder.
The government says that
when Al-Molgi failed to
return to an Italian prison
from a pass last year, he
embarrassed the country, and
now it wants to sue him for

the harm to its international
image and tor betraying the
trust of jail officials. (Al-Molqi
is still at large.)

New Britain, Connecticut
—~ Daniel Lima has filed a law-

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suit against the Minnichaug
Golf Course for at least
$15,000 in damages after
being hit in the nose by an
errant shot. The errant shot
was by Lima, himself, as his
fairway drive hit a yardage
marker, bounced back, and hit
him in the face.

WOOD River, Illinois — Cary
L. Rider, 43, was arrested for
burglary after police found
him in a hospital.

The burglar had attempted
to move a safe, but it fell on
his hand, and his glove was
* found underneath i it, still con-
taining, the top part of the |
middie finger of the burglar’s
left hand (which was exactly
the part that Rider was miss-
ing when he reported to the
hospital). ©

Said one officer, “He
admitted it. What can you do
if your finger’s there?”

The time has come for you to: make some anylime and there are no fees of any kind.

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You let Canada Savings Bonds in The
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John. “and — Margaret into the CSB-RRIE. There is a minimum
Ruppel’s new, $3.5 million’ -

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g. burned to the ground after a
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made a decision not to insure
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Johnson Bottom,
Kentucky — Phillip’ Johnson,
33, shot himself in the left
shoulder last Deccmber with
his .22-caliber rifle, “to sce
how it felt,” he told ambu-
lance personnel.

On Oct. 2, 1997,

and interest “by the
Government of Canada,
the CSB-RRIF will put you on
solid ground for the fature.

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cashable

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