Clinton says Jones case dismissal serves country interests
President Clinton tells Time magazine if a private citizen he would want his day in court but as president he supports dismissing Paula Jones's sexual harassment suit. He notes Americans want independent counsel in Starr probe to end and defends moving on from the Lewinsky affair allegations.
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Party pigs probe the Daily Telegraph report
Agricultural scientists note pigs party after farmer leaves, eating and drinking till midnight then quiet at dawn. Researchers test effects on food intake growth and breeding performance, finding lighting influences behavior with pigs in lit pens more prone to nocturnal revelry.
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Notable quotes on religion from Balfour and Shaw
A compact collection of two historical sayings. Arthur Balfour argues that a religion small enough for human grasp cannot meet large needs. George Bernard Shaw asserts religion as the world’s primary motive force and warns against pushing beliefs onto others.
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Tokyo revelers flood cherry blossom viewings after illness spike
Tokyo officials urge restraint after 18 people hospitalized for alcohol poisoning during the cherry blossom season. Fire department spokesman explained that improved weather drew crowds who drank heavily to compensate for lost time, as revelers chat sing and booze under the blossoms.
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Ontario Flooding Draws Gawkers as Counties Battle Water
Ottawa reports say eastern Ontario towns Carleton Place and Mississippi Mills faced rising Mississippi River floodwaters. Officials warn gawkers cause traffic jams hindering sandbagging while mayors keep states of emergency for several days.
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Girl survives vicious pit bull attack in Medicine Hat
Fourteen year old Valina Phillion was bitten on multiple body parts as two pit bulls attacked her on East Glen Street SE. Neighbors intervened with a snow shovel, saving her life while police decide charges against the dogs’ owner Coral Page.
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Health Canada study finds poor mothers face hunger to feed kids
Canadian press reports Health Canada commissioned study of 153 mothers using food banks. Twenty six point eight percent experienced severe food deprivation in the past year and twenty one point six percent hungry in the past month.
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Alberta braces for discrimination complaints after Supreme Court ruling
Alberta human rights officials do not expect a flood of cases despite the Supreme Court decision expanding sexual orientation protections. Eleven complaints filed since the ruling relate to employment discrimination, services, and housing. a lawyer says the ruling could allow same sex couples to foster and push for Child Welfare Act changes.
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