Mystery girl in Newfoundland identified as Rochelle Scholl
Rochelle Scholl 19 of Oregon, once known as Christina, has been identified by Newfoundland officials as the mystery girl found on church steps. Her father says she has a history of dissociative identity and past hospital discharge, with episodes triggered by stress.
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Rochelle Scholl
Oregon
Scholl
Newfoundland
Rodney Scholl
Royal Newfoundland Constabulary
Rochelle
St. John’s
Selma
Ore
State Hospital
Des Moines
Iowa
Springfield
Mesa
Ariz
Abortion battle reaches Supreme Court over Daigle case
Chantal Daigle’s lawyer told the Supreme Court that an injunction keeps her from terminating her pregnancy. The Quebec injunction, upheld by the appeals court, blocks an abortion at 23 weeks, with Bedard arguing its removal would avoid chaotic, inconsistent laws across Canada.
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Ottawa
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Daniel Bedard
Supreme Court
Bedard
Daigle
Canada
Couit
Ceedings
Quebec Court of Appeal
City mourns Ald. Flynn dies after heart attack
City flags at half mast for Alderman Lyle Flynn 62 who died after a second heart attack. A chartered accountant and longtime council member since 1983 he chaired the finance committee and contributed to tourism and development. Funeral set for St Barnabas Anglican Church with Heart and Stroke donations requested.
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Lyle Flynn
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Ted Grimm
Grimm
Simonne
Dawn McKay
Brenda Nanos
Victoria B.C
Mary Mattson
Leone Flynn
Aid Flynn
Council
Rew
Ken Sauer
Tony
Sauer
Masonic Lodge
Shriners
Cypress Club
Medicine Hat Jaycees
Medicine Hat
West coast fish plants reopen after extended strike
BC shoreworkers and tendermen ratified a three year contract ending an 18 day walkout. Prince Rupert plants resumed processing salmon, with others to start, averting heavy losses as unions reported gains including a four percent first year bonus and subsequent raises.
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Vancouver
Prince Rupert
North Coast
Dave Watt
British Columbia
United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union
Kaifu Chosen as Liberal Democrat Leader in Japan
Toshi ki Kaifu was elected party president by Liberal Democrats, succeeding Sousuke Uno in a move to move past bribery and tax scandals. He won 279 votes with Yoshiro Hayashi and Shintaro Ishihara also garnering votes as party factions shift toward greater democracy. The leader is expected to become prime minister as the upper house resists with symbolic opposition.
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Liberal Democrats
Toshiki Kaifu
Sousuke Uno
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
Kaifu
Uno
Yoshiro Hayashi
Shintaro Ishihara
Japan Socialist Party
Socialist Party
Takako Doi
Shuttle Columbia Returns to Space on Secret Spy Satellite Mission
Columbia, the oldest NASA shuttle, resumed spaceflight after 30 years with five military astronauts on a secret mission to loft a spy satellite. Liftoff from Cape Canaveral occurred at 8 37 am EDT, reaching orbit over 160 kilometers. NASA imposed a news blackout except for three brief status updates.
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