Quebec lottery winner ordered to support destitute parents
Francine Landry and her husband, who won 1.57 million in January 1993, must pay her parents 750 per month until the mother begins old age pension in three years. Judge Andre Denis ruled family support is required under the Quebec Civil Code, noting the parents earn under 9,000 annually and lack basic necessities. The couple has bought a house, vacation home, minigolf business and three vintage cars.
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EU probes Boeing McDonnell Douglas merger in aviation market
European Union antitrust authorities opened a detailed inquiry into Boeing Co. planned purchase of McDonnell Douglas Corp. The Commission in Brussels said the $13.3 billion deal could boost Boeing’s dominance in civil aviation to about 65 percent, nearly double Airbus Industrie’s share.
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Clinton praises Truth Commission in South Africa visit
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton lauded South Africans for pursuing apartheid truth and reconciliation. She met with Desmond Tutu, planted a tree for victims, and urged turning rage into hope. Chelsea joined the tour of the Victoria Mxenge housing project as women build new homes and offer encouragement. Patricia Matalongwe, founder of the federation, urged Mrs Clinton to use a cast iron kettle gifted to her.
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President Kim Young-sams Son Shreds Inquiry Papers
Hyun-chul Kim, son of President Kim Young-sam, reportedly shredded all accounting and other documents in his office about ten days ago before agreeing to testify in a parliamentary probe into the Hanbo Steel bankruptcy and related bribes-for-loans scandal. The ruling party had faced opposition calls for the investigation as 70 witnesses were summoned.
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Ammo dump blast rocks Jalalabad killing many
An ammunition dump near Jalalabad exploded early Wednesday causing at least 160 deaths and 200 injuries. Debris and undetonated ordnance rained onto a nearby residential zone as officials debated whether the blast was sabotage or accident. Red Cross teams evacuated wounded and provided tents and blankets.
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