Guards Fear Violent Outburst At Archambault Prison
In Montreal area, guards at Archambault penitentiary report no record of prior prison violence by convict Serge Delorme, 28, who stabbed a guard to death in what officials call an aborted hostage incident. Prisoner David Humphrey, 28, was wounded by guards and in serious but stable condition.
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Montreal
Archambault
Serge Delorme
Guards’ Union
Delorme
Ste. Anne-des- Plaines
British Columbia
Rauca seeks leave to appeal extradition ruling in German murder case
Albert Rauca, a Canadian citizen since 1956, filed a motion with the federal Justice Department on Friday to obtain leave to appeal an extradition order to West Germany over charges of murdering more than 11 000 Lithuanian Jews. The Ontario Court of Appeal had just dismissed his appeal of a lower court ruling ordering extradition.
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Albert Rauca
Federal Justice Department
West Germany
Ontario Court of Appeal
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William Parker
Parker
Canada
Ontario
Kitchener
Ont
Huntsville
Supreme Court of Canada
Lithuania
Hitler diaries spark renewed debate on authenticity
British historian Hugh Trevor-Roper says he now believes the Der Stern diaries attributed to Adolf Hitler are authentic but cautions some entries require careful handling. The 100 page volumes purportedly include drawings of Eva Braun and a Nazi insignia seal, with details about Hitler’s habits and possibly events.
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Reuter
Hugh Trevor-Roper
Adolf Hitler
der Stern
Trevor-Roper
Hitler
Berlin
Times
Stern
East
West Germany
Switzerland
the Times
Eva Braun
Ontario baby murders unsolved despite two-year probe
Ontario will hold a public royal commission into the deaths of 28 babies at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children in 1980 and 1981. The inquiry will not assign blame and evidence may not be used in court. Nurse Susan Nelles faces civil action after a 1981 murder charge was dropped.
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Southam News
Toronto
Ontario
Roy McMurtry
McMurtry
Royal Commission
Ontario Court of Appeal
Samuel Grange
Susan Nelles
Belleville
Ont
Nelles
Tories herded West to meet Alberta leaders for leadership review
Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed and his caucus will question all federal Progressive Conservative leadership candidates on energy and the Constitution. Ian Reid says the process is a responsibility to Albertans and will involve detailed inquiries. Michael Wilson calls the review unusually formal but fair.
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Edmonton
Progressive Conservative Party
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Ian Reid
Jack Osler
Joe Clark
Clark
Lougheed
Reid
Edson
Press club raided in Montreal after late-night service
Eight police officers raided the Montreal Press Club early today. The privately licensed club faces charges for serving drinks past 3 a.m. while it usually operates until 4 a.m. About 30 people were inside, most non-members, when police arrived. Four journalists stayed to protest the action, claiming authorities ignored similar offences for years.
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