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Life Sentence Handed Down in Rengel Case `HE EAY` `UXUT`U HOLLYWOOD INSIDEINSIDE @ CENTENNIAL Road UBYEXbEX blocks PAGE 3 UBYEXbEX PAGE 4 Friday '! October 2 '!"##$ PUBLISHED BY CENTENNIAL COLLEGE JOURNALISM STUDENTS AND SERVING EAST YORK !"#$%&'(&'&*!+&, Life sentence handed down in Rengel case By MONIQUE PLESSAS ;!"!' %0)#$%*!2' 06' \"&*P2!:"!!' Stefanie RengelSs family @3"2!"'5)2'&!)*!)%!2'5&'5237*&8' ;5$*!2'SW'@0)*4&'60"'X3&*$%!'O' Todorovic, however, needs to 5)2'$*'\)577<'%5@!'0)'Z0)25<=' wait only seven years in contrast ;$*4'*4!'&!)*!)%$):'06'*4!'<03):' ;$*4'[5:&45;S&'SD='H!%53&!'&4!' man who stabbed her to death. ;5&' 3)2!"' SE' -5#$2'[5:&45;=';40';5&'X3&*' at the time of 603"' 25<&' 5;5<' 6"0@' *3")$):' *4!'@3"2!"8 SW' ;4!)' 4!' @3"2!"!2' Q!):!7' R e n g e l S s 03*&$2!' 4!"' F5&*' G0"A' 40@!=' <03):!"' H"0*4 - ;5&' &!)*!)%!2' *0' 7$6!' $)' 1"$&0)' er, Ian, acted ;$*4')0'10&&$H$7$*<'06'15"07!'60"' as the family 10 years. &10A!&1!"&0)' \!' 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Lessons from to put in place various types of spread to other people.Q PThey learned a lot in terms of beat responses that you may need in Downey said all hospital staff response and infection control outbreak fuel certain situations.Q receive constant reminders to and how to put things in place Memories of the SARS crisis, self-screen and to not come to *2'4"#,%5-%'*$%'%7\#4%"#)'5"&'*2' Man assaulted which Downey called Pthe 92,;' 47' *$%)' -$29' 5")' ]!>34;%' decrease the risk of contagion H1N1 strategy On Monday, a 25-year-old hardest work I ever did,Q helped symptoms. based on whatever pathogens man was assaulted in the area provide the impetus for earlier Cleaning the hospital that weSre dealing with,Q she By MIKE CRISOLAGO of Hanna Road and Parkhurst planning this time around. becomes even more vital, and said. =$4-' ]!' -%5-2"0' 94*$' *$%' Boulevard.
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