Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 2, 2004, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday july 2, 2004 Canada / world a15 i Brief dozens Hurt after bus train collide Calgary ? a Calgary tour bus Driver suffered serious injuries and his 21 passengers were taken to Hospital with minor injuries after a collision with a moving train yester Day. Many said they had Chest pains and they were All pretty shaken said Tom Sampson Calgary emergency medical services chief. The tour bus passengers ? All from South Korea ? were taken to Hospital including the Driver who suffered a col lapsed lung in the collision. Medical officials said the Drivers injuries Are not life threatening. Several passengers suffered minor injuries including broken ribs one broken Arm and a broken leg. Witnesses to the crash said the tour bus turned into the path of an oncoming Light rail transit train. 3 die of rabies after Organ transplants fort Worth Texas ? three people died of rabies in june at a Dallas Hospital after receiving organs from a Man infected with the virus Federal health officials said yester Day. The deaths Are the first documented cases of rabies being transmitted during Organ transplantation in the 50-year his tory of the procedure in the United states except for one Cornea transplant according to the . Centers for disease control and prevention. Iraq wars psychological toll detailed nearly one in five us combat troops returning from War torn Iraq suffered from Post traumatic stress major depression or other serious mental afflictions according to new data detailing the psychological costs of the bloodiest War in a generation. A study conducted by the . Army shows that combat related mental problems have been higher among those who have served in Iraq than in any military action since Viet Nam. It also paints the first Broad statistical picture of the Battlefield horrors encountered by the american combatants on the front lines in Iraq. For instance one in four marines surveyed reported killing iraqi civilians. About one in five army members surveyed reported engaging in hand to hand combat. ? compiled from the news services orca Breaks boat rudder again raising safety fears Victoria an orca whale at the Centre of a dispute Between Federal fisheries officials and a first nations band disabled a Sailboat this week. Luna a solitary killer whale who has developed an Affinity for boats and planes because he does not have other whales to play with broke the rudder off the Sailboat in the Middle of Moyah Bay in Nootka sound on the West coast of Vancouver Island wednesday morning. The Canadian coast guard towed the boat into a nearby Marina with another boat from the mow Schaht Mucha Laht first nation which has blocked attempts to have the whale captured and moved closer to its family pod. The behaviour has again raised fears about How the playful orca can be controlled As boating season picks up in Nootka sound. This is not unusual behaviour for him and it is the reason Why we wanted to go ahead with the relocation in the first place said department of fisheries and oceans spokes woman Lara Sloan. ? Canadian press win movie passes to subject to classification opens in theatres july 16 wednesday july 14 7 . Silversity Polo Park deadline for entries is noon thursday july 8/04. No Purchase necessary. Contest rules available. Winners will be published in paper monday july 12/04 & must pick up their passes by 4 30 . On july 14/04. Mail or drop off your entries marked co Winnipeg free press . Box 2310, Winnipeg my r3c 4a6 name address phone no. 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