Army private appeals term for stealing truck at Camp Shilo
Private Mark Drexler of Guelph Ontario who received a four year sentence at a court martial for stealing a military truck weapons and ammunition and driving onto a range at Camp Shilo last summer has appealed the penalty Lieut Cliff Redekop of CFB Winnipeg said The court martial heard Drexler and others caused fires He had no prior record Edward Foster Robinson also of Guelph was sentenced to 45 years in prison
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Italy reviews life sentences for Moro killers
An Italian appeals court reopens life sentences for Red Brigades members who kidnapped and killed Aldo Moro in 1978. The session aims to clarify lingering mysteries as ex-members, once doubtful, now prepare to speak. 63 defendants may attend, escorted in handcuffs to a fortified bunker at Foro Italico in Rome.
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Gas leak at Union Carbide plant kills and injures in Bhopal
A cyanide gas leak at Union Carbide’s pesticide factory in Bhopal, India kills 269 and injures about 10,000 with officials warning the toll may rise above 600. Police detain four plant officials as the city of 700,000 faces mass hospitalizations, quarantines and evacuations.
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Officer slain while making evening meal
Montreal police said Det-Sgt Robert Larue 50 a veteran of 22 years was shot through a kitchen window in his Laval bungalow as he and his wife prepared dinner two men in their 20s were held for questioning but later released Larue died at the scene and an autopsy was planned with ballistics help to determine if the killer was a professional.
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Tories lay out aid plans in linked foreign policy push
Conservative government pledges big dollars for Canadian foreign aid agencies active in development. Monique Vezina told CUSO the funds will go to well prepared NGOs with strong ideas and capacity. She outlined a gradual path to 0.7 per cent of GNP by 1995 and noted 1985 targets toward 0.5 per cent.
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Calgary murder mystery grips city as fire reveals body
Police probe a Calgary homicide after a 23-year-old man Marc Joseph Villemaire was found fatally burned in a garbage bin behind a downtown service station. Autopsy pending while foul play is suspected and investigators seek anonymous tipster. Villemaire arrived from Windsor two years ago. family in shock.
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Forest row over ocean dumping pits six provinces against Ottawa
Vancouver Island dumping dispute triggers Supreme Court case involving British Columbia Ontario Quebec Newfoundland Nova Scotia and Alberta. Environment Canada cites loss of permit authority and fears increased waste disposal if the Ocean Dumping Act is ruled unconstitutional.
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