Love Tour mini golf in Nashville mocks Bible themes
At Uncle Budel Calude's Love Tour course near downtown Nashville, 15 holes feature Bible scene obstacles from Eden to Noah's Ark and a manger at Christmas Corner. Calude, 52, started the course in 1989 and notes items like a devil hole and a stolen baby Jesus.
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Nashville, Tenn
Garden of Eden
Heaven
Uncle Budel
Mount Sinai
Nashville
Budel Calude
Claude
Auditor clears Salmon over NovAtel probe in Alberta
Alberta auditor general Donald Salmon is cleared of professional misconduct after the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Alberta ruled the Liberal complaint unfounded. The case stemmed from his 1990 Telus prospectus stance amid NovAtel’s later profit drop. A separate national crime report shows Alberta youths face rising charged offences, though a criminologist cautions about detection vs. crime.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Donald Salmon
NovAtel
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Alberta
Salmon
Laurence Decore
Liberals
Canada
Securities Commissions
Telus
AGT
Centre For Justice Statistics
Jim Hackler
University of Alberta
Snow in August Shocks Medicine Hat Alberta
Weather officials note an unprecedented August snow event in Medicine Hat with 0C temperatures and 22 to 23 degrees below normal. Snow caused outages and led to indoor venue changes as Senior Summer Games and city pools closed. Pools may reopen after lessons, while Riverside Golf Club faces uncertain conditions.
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Yves Gendron
Environment Canada
Edmonton
Alberta
Gendron
Rick Shewchuk
Lethbridge
Shewchuk
Garry Chinook
Medicine Hat College
Crestwood
City Aquatic
Linda Bokstein
Bokstein
Mike Anderson
Riverside Golf Club
Bizarre Snowstorm Disrupts Silver Bullet Weekend Play
Local players scramble as a heavy wet snow blankets the region. Officials warn of possible delays while farmers assess crop damage and residents discuss unusual weather effects and forecasts for more snow today.
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Anderson
Floyd Haas
Haas
Joe Dalla Longa
Dalla Longa
Gino Ragni
Italy
Ragni
Gendron
Philippine
Mount
Pinatubo
Ottawa Talks Move Toward Constitution Deal After Five Days
Prime ministers reached agreement in principle on Ottawa provincial powers with details pending. The plan would shift billions in spending and thousands of jobs over a decade, recognizing exclusive provincial jurisdiction in housing and other areas while allowing opt outs with compensation. Quebec’s Bourassa calls it progress but falls short of his goals. Newfoundland’s Wells accepts the path forward.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Mulroney
Newfoundland
Clyde Wells
Bourassa hints at delaying Quebec referendum this fall
Premier Bourassa suggests delaying the Quebec sovereignty vote to await a new constitutional deal. He notes Bill 150 sets an Oct. 26 deadline but says Quebec may wait for Ottawa and other provinces to act first, seeking a pact likely to become law. Saskatchewan's Roy Romanow says the process could wrap up in a year or sooner.
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Ottawa
Southam
Meech Lake
Robert Bourassa
Quebec
Bourassa
Quebec Liberal Party
Jean
Pierre Roy
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Roy Romanow
Bush and Clinton clash to kick off campaign
Bush labels Clinton a tax and spend liberal while Clinton warns of a sucker punch with tax cut promises. Both campaign across the South and industrial North, signaling a campaign focused on economy, taxes, and regional strategy as voters head into November.
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Associated Press
George Bush
Bill Clinton
Bush
Missouri
Clinton
al Gore
Arkansas
Cleveland
Gore
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Illinois
Tennessee
Ronald Reagan
CBS News
New York Times
Dan Quayle
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