Paul McCartney Ordered to Pay Maintenance in Paternity Case
A West Berlin judge ordered ex Beatle Paul McCartney to pay 290 dollars a month to Bettina Huebers, 20, as provisional maintenance in a paternity claim filed last year. The ruling allows a possible blood test and notes payments may be recouped if the suit fails. Meanwhile, a separate report notes two bodies found at a convicted murderer’s former home in New York, with authorities suggesting up to 23 more may be buried nearby.
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West Berlin
PAUL McCARTNEY
BETTINA HUEBERS
INGRID KUHLA
McCartney
Huebers
ERIKA HUEBERS
Beatles
Star Club
Hamburg
New York
Staten Island
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Manhattan
spoesman
Sharrotts Road
RICHARD BIEGENWALD
Bayonne
OTTAWA
Marc Lalonde
Trudeau
Lalonde
Liberal House
Yvon Pinard
the
Commons
Pinard
MIT
House
Erik Nielsen
Jeanne Sauve
Allan Lawrence
Nielsen
Nova Scotia
Alastair Gillespie
Hamilton
CHCH
Finance Department
County blocks second rural house removal action
The County of Lethbridge plans legal steps to enforce removal of a second house placed on a 22 acre Picture Butte parcel without a permit. Development Officer Paladino ordered removal within 60 days, the owner let the appeal period lapse, and council may pursue charges or a court restraining order to compel demolition or relocation.
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Lethbridge
Picture Butte
Nick Paladino
Henry DeKok
DeKok
Paladino
the Herald
Coun
Lloyd Trapp
Mike Welsh
Court of Queen’s Bench
Daryn Castleton competes in Kiwanis Music Festival solo
At age 12 in Taber Daryn Castleton competes for the third year in the Kiwanis Music Festival. He was the lone performer in the 12 and under solo scene and also entered poetry readings. He plans drama teaching and acting, says practice is his fault, and he enjoys swimming and other sports. Results are on A2 and more photos on A3.
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KATHY BRENNAN
Herald
Daryn Castleton
Taber
Castleton
March inflation cools to 7.2 percent annual rise
Ottawa reports March inflation at 7.2 percent, down from 7.4 percent, the lowest since February 1977. Energy costs lifted the monthly CPI by one percent, while the three month annual rate rose to 2.8 percent from 2.1 percent, amid debate over which measure best reflects trends.
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OTTAWA
Statistics Canada
U S Marine guards raise flag at Beirut embassy blast site
In Beirut the U S Embassy devastation follows a blast officials call a death by own action bombing. Up to 47 killed with 19 confirmed dead 28 missing and presumed dead 120 wounded including 22 Americans. Ambassador Dillon survived. Sabra camp arrests reported by Lebanese troops.
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BEIRUT
U.S
John Reid
Robert Dillon
Sabra
Tarik Jedida
Separate trustees accept staff cutting policy
The board for the separate school district approved a staff reduction policy amid trustee predictions that it will be used in upcoming negotiations with teachers. Trustees Bob Kolesar and Frank Peta stressed the policy will guide program and job cuts as provincial funding declines.
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BRENT LANNAN
Herald
Bob Kolesar
Kolesar
Frank Peta
Peta
aia
Ruth Elzinga
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Madrid
James Bay Energy Corp
RENE LEVESQUE
Quebec
ROLAND GIROUX
Levesque
JIM DUNSTAN
BILL FORWARD
TED BOCHAN
Lethbridge Fire Department
ROBBIE
City
denver
ranean
Beenees ween
Tanti
Hsing Hsing
camerman
Tom Michalak
Herald photo
DARYN
Ralph Himsf
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