Hong Kong mogul recruits pizza boys as Apple Daily reporters
Jimmy Lai says he has signed over ten pizza delivery boys to work as reporters for the upcoming Apple Daily Chinese newspaper. He notes traffic jams give them speed, they will be paid more than new graduates, and bonuses await those who beat rivals.
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Major reprimand in Yugoslav peacekeeping incident
A Canadian Forces major, Ross Wickware, was severely reprimanded for allowing his men to drink on duty at a Serbian wedding during UN peacekeeping in former Yugoslavia. The five member panel found negligence in enforcing alcohol rules but cleared him for failing to stop vehicle operations within eight hours of drinking. He must forfeit one year of seniority.
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Calgary
Yugoslavia
Ross Wickware
Wickware
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bouchard Threatens to Abandon Campaign
Bouchard weighs pulling out of the referendum fight leaving the Bloc Quebecois without its most popular and passionate leader. The loss would unsettle sovereigntist efforts in Quebec as campaigns prepare for the fall vote.
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Lucien Bouchard
Bloc Quebecois
Bloc
Jacques Parizeau
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Parizeau
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Bernard Landry
School board to take over Herald day care program
Medicine Hat public school trustees approve a move to run the Herald school day care from the city to end a persistent deficit of about 23000 dollars annually. The plan aims to balance the program in two to three years by cuts, efficiency, and possible fee increases.
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David Beresh
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Herald School
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Bob Nicolay
Nicolay
Beresh
Cuy
Chris Massini
Canada warns Spain over turbot dispute near Grand Banks
Canada and Spain edging toward a confrontation as talks stall over turbot shares. Premier Clyde Wells says Ottawa may move to remove Spain if EU fails to clear a deal within days. Spain demands 50 percent and refuses Ottawa’s 10 000 tonne share proposal while seeking extended jurisdiction beyond 200 miles. Fisheries Minister Tobin insists the negotiated terms must stand.
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Atlantic
Newfoundland
Clyde Wells
Spain
European Union
Madrid
Javier Solana
Solana
Northwest Atlantic Fishing Organization
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Russia
Japan
Grand Banks
Brian Tobin
Bernardo jurors could be sequestered in trial
In St Catharines Ontario defence lawyer Tony Bryant says the Paul Bernardo murder trial may force sequestering jurors for three months or more to shield them from inadmissible evidence amid intense media focus. Final jury selection starts May 1 in Toronto with about 800 potential jurors after screening.
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Tony Bryant
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Bryant
Toronto
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Patrick LeSage
LeSage
Bruce Durne
Durno
Michelle Fuerst
Westray Mine Faces Loan Default Test Delay
At Pictou Nova Scotia the Westray coal mine faced a June 30 1902 production test to avoid defaulting on a Bank of Nova Scotia loan. Accountant Eldon MacDonald testified the test target was unlikely to be met amid May 9 1992 blast fallout and ongoing layoffs. The Crown continued its trial as legal motions were argued before Judge Robert.
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Eldon MacDonald
Westray
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Crown
Robert
Perfor
Herman
Anderson
Preme Court
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