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- CLIPBOARD - SEARCH PDA TEXT ONLY WAP CONTACT SET HOME PAGE 26/03/2006 - 10:21:26 AM Autistic children 'face three-year diagnosis delay' in NI Autistic children in Northern Ireland are waiting almost three years to be diagnosed, it emerged today.The statistic was revealed as the Government faced fresh demands to boost resources for the condition which campaigners have described as a hidden disability.Ulster Unionist peer Ken Maginnis uncovered the scale of the waiting lists more than six months after he raised the issue in the House of Lords.Lord Maginnis, who has a seven-year-old grandson with autism, said: “It is scandalously unforgivable.“It really is something the Government should be ashamed of.”The revelation comes as Autism NI (PAPA) prepares to publish a joint report with its Welsh equivalent.The charity will use the Whitehall launch this week to call for greater investment to help families cope with the biggest rising developmental disorder in the world.It is estimated 3,500 children of school age and 20,000 adults in Northern Ireland have autism.Symptoms can generally be detected from the age of three and early diagnosis is critical to meet the specific n...

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First published: Sunday, March 26, 2006 MILTON - Suzanne White knew within two days of her daughter Christina's disappearance that something was terribly wrong.

Even when the teen was angry at her family, she never stayed away from home for more than a night, and even then Suzanne knew where she slept.Christina's remains were found two weeks ago in Greenfield, eight months after she went missing and eight miles from her home in the Saratoga Village Mobile Home Park.

She had been stabbed to death.

Advertisement Finding Christina closed one door, White said Wednesday, but "opened so many more, 20 more."Where did the 19-year-old go when she left the trailer park June 30?

Who was she with?

How did she get from the park on Rock City Road to the Daketown Forest in Greenfield?

Where are her phone, wallet and the knife she always carried - which weren't found with her body?

And most of all, her mother agonizes, who would hurt Christina...

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