Pig Explodes During Roasting in Cluj Christmas Dinner
A Romanian farmer was injured when a slaughtered pig exploded in Cluj Transylvania. The man had inflated the carcass with butane gas to ease cleaning as locals prepare pork for Christmas. He spent three days hospitalized after the blast.
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Cluj
Romania
Reuter
Transylvania
Ten years for beating wife on wedding day in Canada
A Toronto man received 10 years and two months in prison for beating his wife on their wedding day, the longest spousal abuse sentence in Ontario history. Judge David Cole deducted time already served, noting the attack occurred six hours after the ceremony and the victim survived serious injuries. The woman, Letitia McKenzie, endured extensive surgeries after the May 25 assault.
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Toronto
David Cole
Provincial Division of Ontario Court
Cole
Steven Beckwith
Letitia McKenzie
McKenzie
Scarborough Centenary Hospital
Crown Stays all waste charges against Al-Tec
The Crown stayed 10 charges under the Clean Water and Hazardous Chemicals Acts against Al-Tec Sanitation Systems Ltd and three linked defendants in Medicine Hat. The stay follows new information favoring the accused, with Calgary appearances set for April 6 on forged documents fraud and conspiracy charges.
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Crown
Al-Tec
Medicine Hat
Al-Tec Sanitation Systems Ltd
Clean Water and Hazardous Chemicals
Terry Allen
John Williams
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Leo Wenden
Premiers Push Ideas For Economic Stimulus To Be Studied
Ottawa reports that after a five hour meeting Prime Minister Mulroney and provincial leaders agreed to study premiers proposals for economic revival with action delayed until February budget. Premiers urged spending on roads and construction while cautions about deficits and tax cuts were voiced.
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Ottawa
Brian Nawawen
Nee Saluanmane
Wluilulley
Luulsuay
Mulroney
Newfoundland
Clyde Wells
Alberta
Don Getty
Ontario
Bob Rae
Saskatchewan
Roy Romanow
Rae
Romanow
Getty cites negativism as problem in Canada economy
Alberta Premier Don Getty warns negativism harms the economy and national unity after a five hour meeting with Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and eight other premiers. He urges optimism, tax cuts, and controlled program spending to spark growth and jobs. He targets cynicism as eroding public confidence and chides reporters for negativity.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Getty
Edmonton Journal
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
CBC Radio
Canada
Yeltsin seeks NATO membership as alliance opens talks
Russian President Boris Yeltsin, in a message to NATO, says Russia aims to join the alliance as a long term political objective. The Kremlin leader also states Russia wants closer ties with NATO while the 16 nation bloc limits new members. NATO foresees closer links with East European states through the new Cooperation Council and approves a Canadian proposal to deploy troops for relief in Soviet republics.
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Reuter-Cp
Boris Yeltsin
NATO
Western Alliance
Russia
Yeltsin
Kremlin
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Alliance
Bowman goes public in Kennedy Smith rape case interview
Patricia Bowman, once shielded during the Kennedy Smith rape trial, tells ABC that she spoke out to help rape victims. She refutes claims she is unstable, details her experience, and says she plans to work with rape victims as a counselor.
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Miami
Patricia Bowman
William Kennedy Smith
Diane Sawyer
ABC
Bowman
Smith
Sawyer
Edward Kennedy
Palm Beach
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