Bonnie Blasts Carolina Coast With High Winds and Flooding
Bonnie struck the Carolina coast with 160 kmh winds and heavy rain, flooding towns and knocking out power for about 240000 people. A hospital roof was ripped off while Andrew Tawes remained on his North Carolina Outer Banks home to guard his cabinet shop as his family evacuated. Forecasters warned the storm could linger and bring up to 50 cm of rain, with winds easing after landfall.
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Fisher to stand trial for 1969 Saskatoon murder rape
Fisher will stand trial on first degree murder and rape charges in the 1969 stabbing death of Gail Miller in Saskatoon. Judge Albert Lavoie ruled after a preliminary hearing, with defense seeking a venue change. Trial expected early next year in Court of Queen’s Bench.
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Confusion and Chaos Defined by Five Word Formulas
Changing Times Magazine presents light verse mapping emotions to arithmetic with phrases like wisdom as one woman plus one left turn and excitement as two women plus one secret, continuing through bedilam and chaos hosted around luncheon cheques.
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Changing Times
Oklahoma City voters keep late candidate in runoff race
In Oklahoma City a dead 69 year old Democrat, Jacquelyn Morrow Lewis Ledgerwood, still won 21 percent in a four candidate Senate primary and forces a runoff while experts and her party scramble over the implications. The contractor leading the field won 46 percent, and rancher Jerry Kobyluk commented on voter intent.
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Jacquelyn Morrow Lewis Ledgerwood
Jerry Kobyluk
Ledgerwood
Medicine Hat Eyes Stable Power Despite Alberta Shortage
Medicine Hat should remain insulated as Alberta faces a potential two hour nightly power cut. Utilities commissioner Al Buchignani notes local generation keeps pace with demand and new turbines and a steam turbine will boost output by fall.
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Edmonton Mall owners deny bribery and loan fraud claims
Alberta Treasury Branches alleges the Ghermezian family defaulted on a 440 million loan and bribed a former ATB executive to secure a favorable package. The mall disputes the charges, says it is financially strong, and plans to challenge the ATB position in court with affidavits. RCMP say the bribery inquiry has been ongoing for over a year.
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Hull denies Russian Hitler remarks report sparks defamation threat
Bobby Hull rebuts a Moscow Times account alleging he made racist and pro Hitler statements during a 30 minute interview in Moscow. Gennady Fyodorov defends his story citing witnesses and an interpreter. Hull's lawyer considers legal action. Geoff Winestock backs the piece.
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Alberta judges get 8.8 percent raise to 125 000
Alberta provincial court judges will receive an 8.8 percent pay hike retroactive to April 1 raising annual salaries to 125 000 from 113 964. The increase costs about 3.24 million and next year will be tied to provincial earnings growth.
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