Rollover Kills Water Truck Driver Near Suffield
A 42 year old civilian driver was killed when a tractor trailer carrying 30 000 litres of water overturned on a gravel access road 47 kilometres northeast of Suffield Alberta. The tanker skidded on a curve and rolled onto its roof. Police did not release the victim’s identity and said relatives had not been contacted. The crash remains under investigation.
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Suffield
CFB
Warren
Redcliff
Pistor
Ase
Clinton Aims Private Appeal as Impeachment Looms
Washington sources say President Clinton plans a private appeal to moderate Republicans to halt an impeachment push. The White House seeks to sway wavering GOP lawmakers ahead of a crucial Thursday vote on removing him for obstruction of justice and related charges by the House Judiciary Committee.
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Washington
Bill Clinton
Clinton
White House
Livy
Telity Nto
House
Yang
Areing Clinton
Tribanes
Obstruction of Justice
House Judiciary Committee
Quinn
Domestic standoff closes Chow Avenue area in Medicine Hat
Police and emergency crews cordoned off Carter Crescent and Chow Avenue for over three hours after a domestic dispute led to a standoff with a lone male. A police car left with an occupant around 11:50 p.m. and all responders cleared by 12:15 a.m. No details were released as investigators debriefed. Residents described SWAT-like activity and confusion while access remained restricted.
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Chow
S.ei
Carter Crescent
S.E
Tina
Rick
Larry Butts
SWAT
Avenue
Carla Rothwell
Tax relief pressure grows as budget looms in Canada
Analysts report rising pressure on Finance Minister to provide tax relief as Chretien resists. The C D Howe Institute says inflation link has added about 1700 to annual taxes for high income families with children, and over 1000 for modest earners. De indexation drives take home pay lower, with Ottawa and provinces taking more.
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Paul
Martin
Jean Chretien
Mulroney
C. D. Howe Institute
St Ae
Chretien
C.D. Howe. Institute
Ottawa
Police preach millennium year 2000 prep in Canada
Canadian press report quotes James Stevenson and Morreau of the Mounties urging caution and readiness for potential year 2000 computer failures. Authorities warn of possible dire consequences from misread dates, while stressing preparation rather than panic.
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Mulenum Bug
James Stevenson
Canadian Press
Morreau
Ori
Robbery convict sentenced in Medicine Hat court
Philip Goldade was jailed for three years for robbing Boylan Drug Mart at knife point on November 25. He pleaded guilty to robbery and trafficking in a controlled substance in Medicine Hat provincial court. Judge Art Wood imposed three years for robbery and six months concurrent for trafficking.
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Medicine Hat
Philip Goldade
Boylan
Goldade
Art Wood
Robbery Focused on Dilaudid Theft at Safeway, Court Heard
The Crown says Goldade entered the seventh kilometre mark 15 and 20 centimetres long, wearing a cut Safeway bag over his head and demanded Dilaudid. Pharmacist provided three bottles. Goldade allegedly sold or shared pills with little violence. Defence calls it social, not premeditated, with police still seeking the robber who struck the same store in May.
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Dorothy Smith
Smith
Safeway
Bill Cocks
Federal Crown
Goldade
Harry Wahl
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