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Isle of Man News, Articles and InformationHigh-speed chase ends in arrestCARIBOU - A former Van Buren man is facing multiple charges Monday after allegedly leading central Aroostook County police officers on a high-speed chase through several towns before being stopped in Caribou. Joey Ouellette, 26, allegedly stole a 1992 Plymouth Laser in Bucksport, and acquired gasoline he did not pay for in Lincoln before being spotted driving at a high rate of speed in Mars Hill on Monday morning. Before he was arrested, Ouellette raced at speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour, leading police through Westfield, Presque Isle and Caribou. Pelletier said the chase took place over about 25 miles. Police used spiked mats to stop him at Caribou, but even after his tires had been deflated he drove on and then ran from police on foot when the car became disabled. He was arrested on Route 164, not far from where it intersects Route 1.Natural iron supplement; food intolerance/allergies; exploring homeopathyQ. I have been prescribed iron tablets by my doctor for heavy periods, but I would prefer to find a natural alternative. I still look pale and lack energy, so I am not even sure they are helping. What do you suggest?Katie Kelly, Isle of Man .
Police scouring CCTV tapes in the hunt for pensioner's killerTHE killer of 70-year-old Hugh Campbell is likely to have been caught on CCTV as he made his way to his victim's home.Detectives hunting the person who battered the pensioner to death are studying security camera footage taken on the Muirhouse estate where he lived. .NorthmavineTHE LAND north of Mavis Grind, composed mainly of red granite and diorite, a place both wild and glorious and with some of the best scenery in Shetland, is known as Northmavine. Once described as the largest, wildest and most beautiful parish in Shetland this area boasts not only an outstanding coastline but is good walking country, rich in wildlife, rocks and plants and with many historical and archaeological remains. .Isle of Man TT claims victimLondon - Japanese motorcyclist Jun Maeda has died as a result of injuries sustained during a crash in practice for the Isle of Man TT races.Maeda, 38, from Kyoto, collided with Irish rider Seamus Greene during practice on May 29. He died in a Manchester hospital after being airlifted from the Isle of Man, off England's north-western coast. A spokesman for Maeda's team, ASR Evomoto Honda, said: "Since he first raced here in 1997, the TT meant everything to Jun. "His love for the TT and the island itself made him work hard all year, every year, to get back here. Even after his accident he was talking about coming back to the TT next year. "Jun used to say the Isle of Man felt like home." Greene remains in a critical condition in Liverpool's Walton Hospital after sustaining head injuries.
Caravan owners told to stay away from ColonsayCARAVANS and campervans have been banned from a Hebridean island after residents complained that they blotted the landscape and did not contribute to the local economy.The ferry company, Caledonian MacBrayne, has agreed not to let them sail from the mainland to the scenic eight-mile-long island of Colonsay. .HUTCHINSON PROBES KAWASAKI PROBLEMSTT rider Ian Hutchinson is turning detective in an effort to cure the mystery problems afflicting his McAdoo Kawasaki machines.The 26-year-old is counted among the new breed of riders expected to bring pressure to bear upon HM Plant Honda rider John McGuinness at this year's festival. But though Hutchinson is pleased with his practice times atop the 600cc ZX-6R Supersport bike, his preparations for the Superstock and Superbike races have been plagued by set-up problems afflicting the 1000cc ZX-10R machines. And after a third-place finish in yesterday's Superbike race, the Bingley-based rider confirmed a rear wheel problem had almost forced his retirement. Heading into tomorrow's Superstock race Hutchinson told PA Sport: "It's all been going fairly well on the Supersport bike, but it's the big bikes which are causing me problems.
John H. AdlerJohn H.Adler authored "Quest for Survival",a novel based in part on ten years of his life. He fled Nazi Germany as a boy,in 1939 and spend five years in the British Army. He immigrated to the United States in 1948. author's web siteview author's other articles . |
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