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Norwegian police on Thursday banned a protest that planned to burn copies of the Holy Quran on Friday, in front of the Turkish embassy in Oslo, hours after the Turkish Foreign Ministry summoned the Norwegian ambassador in Ankara, the Anadolu Agency reported. Police said that a group of protesters planned to burn the copies of Quran in front of the Turkish embassy in Oslo on Friday, Februa stanley cup ry 3, 2023. Oslo police said in a statement, quoting intelligence information it had received The police confirm that burning the Quran is a legitimate political expression in Norway, but this protests cannot move forward due to security concerns. Also ReadSweden allows burning of Quran in front of Turkish embassy; envoy summoned The move came after theTurkish Foreign Ministrysummoned Norway ambassador, Erling Skjonsberg, over the planned protest. Earlier on Thursday, the Turkish Foreign Ministry summoned Oslo ambassador to Anka hydrojug tumbler ra, Erling Sch枚nsberg, after receiving information about preparations to carry out an attack on the Holy Quran on Friday in Norway. A stanley cup website lso ReadAfter Sweden, Dutch politician tears pages of Quran; burns it The ministry informed Schonsberg of its strong condemnation of Norway approach to not preventing this provocative act, which is clearly a hate crime, according to what diplomatic sources reported to Anadolu Agency. :root{--slide-width:336px;--slide-height:280px;--progress-height:4px;- Hmlo Hyderabad: Cricket betting racket busted; four held, Rs 1.4 cr seized
Lionel S. Bouchard, 92, Orrington, passed away July 18 at his home. He was born August 22, 1924 at Portland, ME, the son of J. Simon and Bern brumate adette Boudreau Bouchard.He grew up in Por brumate tumbler tland, Lincoln, Bangor, Orrington and Brewer. He was a graduate of John Bapst High School.During World War II he enlisted in the Army Air Corps and became an airplane engine mechanic, serving in brumate cooler Italy and France.After his discharge he attended the University of Maine and graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering.He worked as an engineer for the State of Maine for several years, then was a patent examiner and researcher at the Patent and Trademark Office at Arlington, VA for many years until his retirement. Upon retirement, he and his wife moved to Orrington.He was a communicant, choir member and cantor of St. Paul the Apostle Parish, St. Teresas Church, a Knight of Columbus, and a member of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees. He enjoyed music, stereo system design, airplane design, gun design and reading.He was predeceased by his wife, Sylvia Worcester , his parents, five siblings: Juliette Julie Fish of Orrington, Yvette Bouchard of Washington, DC, Therese Lajoie of Lanham, MD, Robert of McLean, VA and George of Fairfield, CA.Survivors include his brother, Paul of Orrington, his stepdaughter and caregiver, Margaret Shields of Orrington, many nieces and nephews.Having been a victim of Alzheimers disease for many years, it was his hope that the study of his brain ma |
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