Sealing Row Sparks Debate as Baby Seals Slaughter Continues
Halifax AP reports the baby seal hunt in the Gulf of St. Lawrence ends yearly but provokes fierce debate. Humane groups condemn the slaughter as cruel while sealers defend the practice as essential for earnings up to 300 dollars in the Gulf hunt.
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Probation Given Youth in Toy Gun Holdup at Depot
Jose Galabrador, 39, of 301 Hancock Avenue, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault after a Jan 25 depot hold up with a toy pistol. He received six months suspended jail time and one year probation. Co defendants were convicted earlier. Police nabbed them at Main and John streets after a complaint about the incident.
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