Nurse theft of attention shocks Italian hospital
In Vercelli Italy Francesco DeMichelis 66 suffers kidney spasms and needs IV catheter change. With nurses missing his roommate calls police after finding ward doors locked. The two nurses are suspended while authorities locate the doctor. officials say they were in a storage room.
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Allied air patrols as Iraq ceasefire deadline passes
US led coalition warplanes monitor southern Iraq after a deadline for the ban on civilian and military flights. White House officials say Saddam Hussein is not seeking confrontation and do not expect a challenge to the order.
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Brent Scowcroft
United States
Supreme Court strikes down Zundel false news conviction
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled 7 0 that the 1988 false news law violates freedom of speech. It upheld the hate mongering law from Keegstra. Ernst Zundel’s 1985 pamphlet about the Holocaust being a hoax led to his conviction and nine month sentence on retrial.
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Supreme Court of Canada Today
Toronto
Ernst Zundel
Zundel
Canada
Germany
Beverley McLachlin
Jim Keegstra
Alberta
Manuel Prutschi
Canadian Jewish Congress
Ontario Court of Appeal
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Supreme Court of Canada
Victoria
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Keegstra
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Ex hurrican e heads for Ontario
The remnant of Andrew drenched the southern U S and moved toward Ontario after a deadly spree across Florida and Louisiana. Officials warned of heavy rain as it weakens to a tropical low, with Ontario expected to receive 40 to 60 millimetres of rain by midnight Friday and power outages persisting in Mississippi.
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New Iberia
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LaPlace
Mississippi
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Environment Canada
Windsor
Sudbury
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Toronto
Ron Miller
National referendum grows more likely in Canada
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney floated a national referendum on the Constitution as first ministers met in Charlottetown. Quebec’s Robert Bourassa signaled possible independent timing, while Jean Allaire of the Quebec Liberal party denounced the unity package but said he remains in the party. Premiers largely supported a referendum, seeking speed, though Mulroney would not commit without further talks.
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Quebec
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Saskatchewan
Roy Romanow
Sleepwalking Defence Upheld in Canadian Murder Case
The Supreme Court of Canada upheld the acquittal of Kenneth Parks who said he was sleepwalking when he drove 23 kilometres and killed his mother-in-law. The court ruled sleepwalking was involuntary and not insanity, accepting five medical experts and a unanimous decision.
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Supreme Court of Canada
Ontario
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Concordia and police clash over Fabrikant gun permit sources
Valery Fabrikant, charged in the murder of four Concordia professors and a secretary, obtained a gun permit after Concordia and the Quebec police blamed each other for the process. The force notes two permits refused in 1990 while a 635 mm pistol permit was granted, with wife Maya Tyker holding two guns for safekeeping.
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Concordia University
Quebec
Valery Fabrikant
Fabrikant
Concordia
Dr. Fabrikant
Maya Tyker
Tyker
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