Klein admits drinking problem after Edmonton shelter incident
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein says his commotion at an Edmonton homeless shelter revealed a drinking problem. He vows to curb his drinking with support from wife family caucus and friends and has not had a drink since the incident. He says at 59 he has more to do in his mandate and will test his resolve to improve.
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Edmonton
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Caucus
Gallup pleads not guilty in fatal Alberta child murder case
Tony Gallup appeared in Lethbridge Court of Queen’s Bench pleading not guilty to the first degree murder of Jessica Koopmans, five, whose body was found in a field south of Fort Macleod after she vanished May 11. Trial set for May 21, 2002, in Lethbridge with possible venue change explored.
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Jessica Koopmans
Tony Gallup
Lethbridge Court of Queen's Bench
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Lethbridge
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Gallup
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North Side
Fort Macleod
Patton Quote on Resilience
Quote from George Patton stresses that success comes from how one bounces back after hitting bottom. It emphasizes perseverance and grit as key to triumph.
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George Patton
Ames strain linked to US letters studied at Canadian lab
The Ames anthrax strain identified in Capitol Hill letters was studied at Defence Research Establishment Suffield in Canada. DRES officials say samples came from USAMRIID and other labs, with strict controls and collaboration with the United States, U.K., and NATO partners.
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Defence Research Establishment
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United States Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
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Laforce
U.S
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Lethbridge
Alberta
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University of New Mexico
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U.K
NATO
Associated Press
City council debates $32 million arts centre project
Ald Hamill proposed a plebiscite on funding the planned museum and performing arts centre as council members wrestled over affordability. Despite his opposition, most members backed the project slated for completion in 2005 with $3.5 million in provincial grants and private fundraising.
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Hamill
Bill Cocks
City Centre Development Agency
Ald
Alberta
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Second Street
S.E
Garth Vallely
Wayne Craven
Julie Friesen
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