Amorous ape pacified by banana in Kuwait incident
A Kuwaiti report says an Ethiopian ape attacked a Filipina maid on a roof after she resisted, escaping from a nearby home days earlier. Rescuers finally pacified the creature by offering a banana, which ended its advances. Some Kuwaitis keep wild animals as pets.
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Kuwait
Reuter
al-Watan
Serbs Reignite Attacks On Sarajevo Amid Mortar Fire
UN officials report Bosnian Serbs fired at least six 120mm mortar rounds into central Sarajevo over the weekend, injuring a man and a house resident, as the city’s airport remains shut and aid flows are disrupted. A hotel area near government loyalists was hit.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
NATO
Myriam Sochacki
Sochacki
Canada women open world curling with 3-0 run
Janet Arnott led Canada to two comeback wins at 7 a.m. beating Sweden 64 and the United States 109 to improve to 3-0 while Norway joined them atop the standings. The Canadian men also won, Kerry Burtnyk skipping Winnipeg’s squad to a 74 victory over England.
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Brandon
Janet Arnott
U.S
Sweden
United States
Canada
Norway
Arnott
Connie Laliberte
Switzerland
Denmark
Scotland
Japan
Germany
France
Winnipeg
Kerry Burtnyk
England
Autralia
Wales
Quebec sovereignty split over Bouchard plan for union with Canada
A rift emerged as Lucien Bouchard proposed a European style union with Canada to ease post independence fears. Parizeau vetoed the idea, saying Canadians may reject it, while Bouchard pressed the strategy at the convention.
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Montreal
Quebec
Jacques Parizeau
Bloc Quebecois
Canada
Lucien Bouchard
Quebec City
Parizeau
Bouchard
Quebec leaders diverge on referendum timing and strategy
Bouchard and Parizeau appear to drift apart over delaying a referendum beyond 1995, with Bouchard urging solidarity and new ideas while Parizeau resists. The sovereignty movement faces internal strain as support wanes and soft nationalists hesitate on independence. Landry compares an early vote to slaughter, fueling calls to wait for pro‑independence voters.
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Parizeau
Quebec
Bernard Landry
Bouchard
Sovereignty Association
Rene Levesque
Seagram to acquire MCA in $5.7 billion deal
Seagram Co. Ltd. agrees to buy 80 percent of MCA Inc. from Matsushita for 5.704 billion in cash, securing control of the Los Angeles based Hollywood studio. Matsushita retains 20 percent, while executives say the move aligns with Seagram's long term entertainment strategy. Lew Wasserman and Sidney Sheinberg are named to help guide MCA's future.
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Toronto
Seagram Co. Ltd
Hollywood
MCA Inc
Seagram
MCA
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd
Osaka
Matsushita
Edgar Bronfman Jr
Los Angeles
du Pont Chemical Company
Bronfman
du Pont
Lew Wasserman
Sidney Sheinberg
Canada EU turbot talks stall over Grand Banks fishing rights
Canadian officials voiced frustration as stalled negotiations with the European Union block progress on a transatlantic turbot dispute. ministers urged faster talks, while Spain pressed for a 50 percent share of the Grand Banks catch and no direct talks with Canada.
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Eoin Kenny
Ottawa
European Union
Bonnie Mendell
Brian Tobin
Tobin
Eduardo del Buey
Foreign Affairs Department
del Buey
Canada
Spain
Luxembourg
Javier Solana
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Seven die in Gaza death by own action attacks
Islamic militants opposed to the Israel PLO peace process carried out two attacks near Gaza settlements, killing seven Israelis and wounding dozens. Prime Minister Rabin vowed to continue talks with the PLO despite opposition.
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Kfar Darom
Gaza Strip
Yitzhak Rabin
PLO
Israel Radio
Yasser Arafat
Rabin
Gaza
Doron Almog
Israel
Almog
Islamic Jihad
Khaled Mahmoud Khatib
Hamas
Izzedine al- Qassam
Khatib
Nuseirat
Arafat
West Bank
Global enviroment study shows decline in nine nations
The Index of Environmental Trends reports deterioration in environmental quality across France Canada the United States Japan the United Kingdom the Netherlands and Denmark. Causes include fertilizer pesticide runoff nitrates water pollution vehicle traffic and garbage as pollution advances. France suffers the sharpest decline at 41.2 percent.
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Gar Alperovitz
Cente For
Aurprise
France
Canada
United States
Japan
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Denmark
Aeeon Environmentat Lan
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