Brandon Classified Ad Crowds Misty Gerbrandt for Yes
Randy Phillips proposed to Misty Gerbrandt through a newspaper ad on December 24 26 and 27. The proposal drew surprise as Misty only found the notice after friends and relatives failed to notice it, and she eventually accepted.
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Canada among world’s richest by income per person World Bank Atlas
The World Bank Atlas ranks Canada 16th in 1993 by income per capita at 20670 dollars. Richest nations include Switzerland Luxembourg Japan Denmark and Norway with Canada just behind the Netherlands and ahead of Italy.
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World Bank
Canada
U.S
Switzerland
Luxembourg
Japan
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
United States
Iceland
Germany
Kuwait
Netherlands
Italy
Jets bomb Grozny as Russia tightens Chechnya siege
Russian planes bomb Grozny and shell outskirts through the night and morning. An orphanage was destroyed but without casualties. Troops moved toward Grozny after entering Chechnya on December 11 to crush the independence bid.
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Grozny
Russia
Misha
Chechnya
Post-Christmas blues hit Medicine Hat residents
With Christmas over, many in Medicine Hat face low mood and financial stress. Police report several crisis calls in six hours, including a man who threatened self harm on Finley Bridge. Mental health officials warn January spikes in depression and suicidal thoughts are common after the holidays.
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Medicine Hat
Ed Hall
Alberta Mental Health Services
Hall
Finley Bridge
Rob Siegmund
Darren Rud
Canadian Mental Health Association
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Alberta panel to study for profit casinos
A government committee in Alberta will study for profit casinos as part of its review of lottery policy. Judy Gordon says the panel will seek input on Vegas style operations like Windsor Ontario and hear views from Calgarians and Edmontonians on changes to casino rules.
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Klein
Alberta
Judy Gordon
Lacombe
Windsor
Ont
Calgary
Edmonton
Gordon
Ken Kowalski
Kowalski
Steve West
Russ Tynan
Tynan
Canada mulls $1 billion sale of four used British subs
The Globe and Mail reports Britain and Canada are negotiating sweeteners to push a $1 billion sale of four second-hand submarines. Possible terms include a technology transfer with Vickers, upgrading all four subs, and equipping at least one sub for biannual Royal Navy use. Ottawa seeks favorable publicity amid budget restraints.
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Toronto
Canada
Toronto Globe and Mail
London
Britain
Vickers
Saint John Shipbuilding Ltd
New Brunswick
Royal Navy
Defence
David Collenette
Malcolm Rifkind
Globe and Mail
KwaZulu Natal violence linked to ANC Inkatha feud
Seven teenagers are dead in KwaZulu Natal since Christmas Eve with the violence tied to ANC Inkatha rivalries. Police say a Monday night attack on a rural KwaMbonambi home killed ten, including three infants, and four men were arrested. A peace-monitoring member blamed an Inkatha official, while an Inkatha official denied the charge amid election tensions.
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Durban
South Africa
KwaZulu-Natal
African National Congress
Inkatha Freedom Party
Bala Naidoo
KwaMbonambi
Naidoo
Bheki Mthembu
Inkatha
ANC
David Ntombela
Mthembu
Ntombela
Clinton appeals for pilot release amid North Korea statement
The White House pressed for Bobby Hall’s release after North Korea released a Christmas Day statement, allegedly by Hall, asking forgiveness for a border intrusion. Officials said Hall was on a routine training mission when his CH 58C helicopter crossed into North Korea, with no espionage admitted. Earlier talks in Pyongyang were inconclusive.
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U.S
Bill Clinton
Bobby Hall
North Korea
Hall
Thomas Hubbard
Pyongyang
Korea News Service
Tokyo
Korean People’s Army
Washington
Clinton
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