Gunman in Goshen shoots seven coworkers then kills self
Robert Wissman opened fire at a Goshen, Indiana, factory injuring seven co workers before shooting himself four times with a 12 gauge shotgun. Coroner Jeff Landrum ruled Wissman’s death a self inflicted act, noting three gunshots preceded the final fatal shot. Police said the spree followed an argument with a co worker over a female associate.
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Montreal professor clones three calves in breakthrough method
Dr. Lawrence Smith of the University of Montreal reports cloning three healthy calves using a new technique that he says will cut cloning costs and boost efficiency. He notes the process would need far fewer host cows than prior methods, with a success rate of one in 17 compared to 64 attempts for Starbuck II.
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City fails to unload derelict urban lots for a dollar
Winnipeg reports many derelict city properties remain unsold despite a dollar offer to community groups. Ray Klassen notes hundreds were acquired for unpaid taxes and later signed back to communities when possible. Some properties are too damaged or unsafe for local rebuilding plans.
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Winnipeg
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Quote about infinity and human stupidity attributed to Churchill
A witty line attributed to Winston Churchill notes two infinities the universe and human stupidity. The speaker jokes uncertainty about the first.
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Winston Churchill
Videotape links bin Laden to Sept 11 attacks
U S officials disclosed a videotape in which Osama bin Laden expresses surprise at the extent of Sept 11 damage and appears to acknowledge responsibility. Cheney confirmed the tape exists. authorities say it shows bin Laden discussing the attacks and knowledge of the plan, with unclear how it was obtained.
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Martin to unveil budget with security and aid boosts
Ottawa reports Finance Minister Paul Martin expected to deliver a budget stressing fiscal discipline while pledging several billion in new security spending and foreign aid. The plan includes an arms length airport security agency, border trade measures, military funding, tech and CBC support, and education incentives.
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Hatters Rally to Help Fire Victims in Medicine Hat
Neighbours mobilize to support Jerry and Shez Hento and their children after a Hull Crescent N.E. fire that killed a cat and caused about 65,000 dollars in damages. Local businesses and residents donate clothes, furniture, and toys as the family searches for housing before Christmas.
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