Birmingham Evening Mail from Birmingham, West Midlands, England (2024)

May 9, 1992

Publication:

Birmingham Evening Maili

Location:

Birmingham, West Midlands, England

Issue Date:

Saturday, May 9, 1992

Page:

2

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r-F- EVENING MAIL SATURDAY MAY 9 1992 Death WmSmmmm mMmmMmmm ium ii JtfStW VS v-- 'Iff- At lMt a mlnnt-savoa5- 1 Mill ivaltlnar iavi man is become ill since Wednesday after drinking the liquor UP TO 50406 people day urged to boil tbelr drink-lr SPICIAL ing water after a suspected CORRESPONDENT Routine sampling found confirmation but we felt It mm low-level i traces of crypto- was in the nest interests ol Unofficial sources put i the iWvi' mwimjIIa a nanuibi which sk' our cuaininera la mil nut uw mM Liu mlcrascopfc parasite af- sairea fectod a treatment works can cause stomach ud lived on farm llvestocklSi boiling advice nowM she saldMuvinr At ifiut 40 iMMtni who --I- Jl I a a The number of 'deaths'9 The alert to Welsh families 1 sots and diarrhoea partlcu Death to larly in babies and the el caused by poisonous liquor In vr uicu uuiue mm ncen mated without the police Sr being informed Police said some liquor ven India's eastern state of Orissa rose to 115 today "po- "J' 74-? Officials were distrlbuUng The company told consum- leaflets and touring the area ers in about 2MM households with loudspeaker vans and served -v by the treatment Information caravans lice and hospitals In Tenby Haverfordwest Neyland Mllford Haven Pembroke and Pembroke Dock was expected to remain via force ever the weekend Welsh Water scientists were making further labors-: tory tests to confirm the They said 125 people were dors were paying relatives to cremate the dead instead of telllng the authoritea Police have so far arrested 1 fighting agonising battles for life at hosultala in Cuttark works at Bolton Hill near Spokeswoman i Maggie tAb- Haverfordwest to boil any bett said the company hadf 1TWO policemen who snatched S- a man i from his death by grabbing 1 his arms as he threw himself fromthe Humber Bridge were praised itonayfts- 3 Pes Mark: Calvert" iind-'i David Morris ran from their patrol car vaulted over the walkway barrier and water i used for drinking not so far received any com' IS people and closed down all of the organism cooking or cleaning teeth forv plaints of illness? i presence sO3W Po5wlBlwp in the cltyMj 1 WHiysJKSiWKfiSK I grabbed the man hls hold Ttis 91vmpJM TV' fTnnnrspw man a was spotted 11H! preparing to Jump by hanging over the western parapet i JiHe iby staff watching secu-t rity cameras cover-i ing a the suspension bridge the longest of £its typein the world The man was later admitted to hospitaL i 'i 'x Coalmine blast 17 AN EXPLOSION at pa I it UUU 5 a coal mine at Plym-' outh i' Nova r- Scotia i has trapped at least 17 people under- igroundX4': i -7: explosion oc- curred closed to a shm change at the mine and a Royal Canadian Mounted Police spokesman said some of a the THE Duke and duch*eu of York facfau a crucial weekend amid peculation that their stricken marriage is beyond A stern-faced duke whisked tnrough PETER MURPHY: Alleged son of the bishop fl BABY CLAIM: Annie Murphy at hom*o the gates of Sunnlnghill Park yesterday for his first face-to-face meeting with miners got out safely before the explosion Rescue teams from other mining communities on their way to the mine ms wile since she went on houdayv -The duch*ess had flown home after her 86- ri day island-hopping holiday in the Far East as the duke a Royal Navy helicopter pilot re- turned from a nve-day dezence course in Ger: IMBV SmlUng land suntanned she arrived at neauirow wnn rnncesses jseaince iout ana 4 HOLIDAY OVER- The VP two-year-old Eugenie and was driven straight nVhM vl v-to the couple's £5 million Berkshire mansion nUUUAT UVBIG I IM 1 4: wwnm vi i win close to Windsor s- BINGO SUN Biago (Game 566 Day 6 28 74 62 1115057 46 5 24 78 S2 84 17 86 67- DAILY MDUOR Blan (Game 268 Day Tli 16 64 74 88 85 48 26 59 45 67 7L DAILY STAB Pocket Nogs (Game Day 6): 69 28 18 85 46 5281 12585 Gash Attack JESfc nOMTU 1U1MU illlliilllili 1 often used to wonder: why Cole Porter wrote those beautiful songs and I always wondered what they meant But for the first nine months with Eamonn It was like I was on gossamer wings" In another Irish radio interview her son Peter said: "I would like to get to know my father He is my biological father it is as simple as that He is as much a part of me as my mum is" MTHW 1M5S8U 1 tlett-v A crowd of news-- men and photographers lined the the duch*ess's obvious displeasure She stared straight ahead as she was driven in with the princesses 'on her lap The duch*ess Immediately -fy: summoned Royal Household doctor John Briscoe for -a routine i check on the ears of the two princesses after their long flight home Buckingham Pal-' ace spokesman said: "The princesses are It is not known how long the duch*ess will -be staying at Sunnlnghill Park but unconfirmed reports quoting a dclose friend claimed she no longer wanted to live there RESCUE porkers STAFF THE woman who said she had baby by a Roman Catholic bishop claimed that he had urged her to give up the child Mrs Annie Murphy said Dr Eamona Casey who resigned as Bishop of Galway earlier tills week told her it was "God's wUl" that the baby should be adopted Mrs Murphy now 44 said the Bishop told hen The' baby must be given to the proper people that can take care of It and not you and "I It is not our baby it Is to God and we will do what God wants us to do" Earlier Mrs Murphy who lives In Connecticut America with her 17-year-old son Peter said Dr Casey was Peter's father In an Interview on Irish radio she spoke of the Mmagi-cal" love she felt for the bishop when they first met almost 2e years tljm SMNM llflMU 12411741 SllinU £164N9TMS TODAY Kick P1m (Gssm 2 Day tVHk Mil MM IMS UN tan vm tm nu im am am wu mm mm urn mm tut ttm mt sua HjUk his mt mu an um rnn tux no mn 'Haggung' DDR EAMONN CASEY were today searching for the body of a lyear-old Briton who was swept Into a giant drain during torrential rain in Hong Kong Michael Bill son of a senior police offl-cer originally from Wolverhampton was dragged ground after falling into a stream which i had been turned into At least four people died and thousands were forced to leave their homes as streets were turned into waist-high rivers The storms were' thought to be the worst to hit the British colony for 'h 25 The 65-year-old Bishop was said to have made several substantial payments to Mrs Murphy Mrs Murphy claimed there had been "a lot of haggling" before he agreed to pay to support the In an Interview with the Dublin-based Irish Times Mrs Murphy said that In 19907 at a meeting in New York Dr Casey handed over "Very quickly the moment I laid eyes on him It was a spontaneous kind of love or whatever you want to call it I was like his mistress" She went on: "In the beginning it was the most magical thing I had encountered In my life years a total of 115400 dollars (£65400) WO HURT AS POLICE SWOOP OU GflfJG ajHkumvimmnm iujmttmumm DAILY MAIL Drasm CMtsgs (Game 2 Day I): I -II- Wa ncrat tsat laaahiei abiat ikew sanben eaaaat be ctaiMaiad at aay af aar afnaaa BOND WINNERS PREMIUM Bonds weekly winners: £160400: 13 HT 765711 winner lives In Richmond London £50400: 22XK 501898 Oldham 11IF S91868 Cernwall a raging torrent "It could be some days before the boy's body Is found" a spokesman for the Hong Kong police said Michael's father Bruce Bill a super- intendent with the Hong Kong force had been in Hong Kong for nearly 20 The incident took place on a service area at the rear of Cannock post office Police pounced on four" men one of whom tried to escape by running between parked cars and through a crowd of shoppers TWO people were hurt and parked cars were damaged as police swooped to arrest four men In a Midland town centre Detectives and uniformed officers mounted an operation at Cannock yesterday- Another £28400 was said to have been paid to her over a 15-year period Dr Casey who flew from Ireland to New York on Thursday night had not con- and a woman was slightly injured A police spokesman said four men from the West Midlands were In custody and were expected to appear before Cannock Magistrates on Monday charged with serious criminal of- tion from anyone who was in the area at about 5pm and for information about two vehicles which might have been in the town centre during the afternoon They were a red H-regis-tered Rover 800 saloon and a maroon C-registered Mae Several cars were slightly evening as part of a major years The family iwhawu 4 fences stro van "Stolen 'from the home Is In Tewkes? 4 Inquiry into an alleged jcon- -s damaged a mi dimind man 'tacted'hershe-'said4! arm Droxenu lt oft appeaiea ior uuorma- -vresx juiuianas 4.

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