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BABY BIO: Raymond Paul Dulac IV
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Portland Press Herald (Maine)
04-15-2004
BABY BIO: Raymond Paul Dulac IV
Edition: Final
Section: Your Neighbors-Lakes
Column: BABY BIO
On Feb. 5, Raymond Paul Dulac IV was born five weeks early to Raymond and Erin Dulac of Raymond. He weighed 5 pounds, 9 ounces, was 19 inches long and is the fourth generation on his father's side of the family to be born at Maine Medical Center.
Erin's family and friends showered her with love at two parties, one at Spring Meadows Country Club in Gray and another held in New York. Among some of the most memorable baby gifts were two hand- knit blankets and two ...
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Thousands fleeing Burma to escape forced labour: union.
News Wire article from: PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.
; ...to clear land mines from the roads in Toungoo district, a representative of the Federation...conefernce here. People of five villages in Toungoo district were forced to clear a strip...the report 136 people were shot death in Toungoo, 16 in Nyaung-lay-bin, 11 in Papun...
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Two bombs exploded north of Myanmar capital
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...explosive went off near a high school in Toungoo, 280 kilometers (180 miles) north of...country. This was the second explosion in Toungoo. A small bomb exploded and another bomb was found unexploded at a train station in Toungoo on Jan. 15. Copyright 2006, AP News...
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Redlander grieves current events in childhood home of Burma
Newspaper article from: Redlands Daily Facts
; ...weeks before it struck. They also attacked the Karens in the Toungoo area at the same time, driving hundreds out of villages and...lived among the Karen and Burman peoples, in Shweggyin and Toungoo. In 1940, during World War II, the family worried about...
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Report: Myanmar junta blames Karen rebels for explosions
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...and planting mines, the report said. The blasts occurred in Toungoo, 280 kilometers (175 miles) north of the capital, Yangon...the town of Pyu, about 50 kilometers (30 miles) south of Toungoo, killing a school teacher and wounding 47 moviegoers. The...
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Villagers forced to clear land mines: Myanmar trade union
News Wire article from: The Hindustan Times
; ...group operating from Thailand, said people of five villages in Toungoo district were forced to clear a strip of road from Kler La...2006, the report said 136 people had been shot to death in Toungoo, 16 in Nyaung-lay-bin, 11 in Papun and three in Doo...
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Burman in the Back Row: Autobiography of a Burmese Rebel.
Magazine article from: Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
; ...autobiography with a recollection of his young days as a schoolboy at Toungoo, where his father was a local AFPFL leader. He then describes...but shortly thereafter he was rearrested and imprisoned in Toungoo Jail. In the section of the book which chronicles his life...
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Church in Burma challenges visiting Canadians
Magazine article from: Anglican Journal
; ...diocese, said Bishop Cowan in an interview. "They were having an Anglican Gathering outside the city of Toungoo, in the diocese of Toungoo. It was the first time they got permission to hold such a gathering since the change of government in the...
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BURMA: LANDMINES KILL, MAIM, STARVE CIVILIAN
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News
; ...from the 66th Light Infantry Division forced civilians from 12 villages in Toungoo district in December to walk or ride tractors ahead of troops on the road between Toungoo and Mawchi. The Burmese government has sometimes charged people who have...
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Flying Tigers: Claire Chennault and his American Volunteers, 1941-1942.(The Burma Air Campaign, 1941-1945)(Book review)
Magazine article from: Aviation History
; ...Tigers' fury, a suggestion in itself that the upgraded Flying Tigers is worth having. For a short time the AVG operated from Toungoo, Burma, alongside the beleaguered Royal Air Force during the remarkable Japanese onslaught in the months after December 7...
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Myanmar's Military Ends 3 Years of Martial Law
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...imposed in July 1989 on three of the country's 10 military regions: the capital, Yangon (formerly Rangoon), central Toungoo, and Mandalay in the northwest. Military commanders in those regions had been given administrative and judicial powers...
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