OPEC considers production cut ahead of semiannual meet
OPEC leans toward cutting output next month as Ali Rodriguez says demand may fall by up to two million barrels daily in Q2. The cut would likely be up to one million barrels daily as warmer weather reduces need. Chavez met Saudi leaders and plans to visit Qatar amid talks on prices and market conditions.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Ali Rodriguez
Rodriguez
London
Hugo Chavez
Fahd
Abdullah
Chavez
Qatar
Mailmen sue dog's family in Vancouver area case
The federal Justice Department sues three members of the Viveiros family of Surrey B C alleging their dog Max bit letter carrier Janet Watson during a delivery two years ago. The suit seeks lost wages and medical costs for Watson plus damages for emotional trauma and personality changes. Evaristo Viveiros says Max was kept inside and blames a gate incident after groceries were brought in.
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Vancouver
Surrey
B.C
B.C. Supreme Court
Viveiros
Janet Watson
Watson
Federal Justice Department
Evaristo Viveiros
Max
Cordito
Wir and WispDoM Rule Maker Quote
A compact note highlights Henry David Thoreau’s aphorism about rule making, stating that any fool can create a rule and inviting reflection on governance and judgment.
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Henry David Thoreau
Teens suspected in garage fire linked to illicit substance
Medicine Hat police investigate a late Sunday garage fire that destroyed the structure and contents with estimated damages near 18 000 dollars. Three youths, including a 14 year old, were in the garage. samples taken for RCMP lab analysis could take weeks. Charges possible as investigation continues.
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Medicine Hat
Lou O’reilly
RCMP
Edmonton
O’reilly
Upland Drive
S.E
Fire Department
Gerald Rayner
Day faces tough questions over 70000 donation to Alliance
Canadian Alliance Leader Stockwell Day termined questions about a 70000 donation from Bennett Jones to his party and Alberta taxpayers covered 792000 in defamation case costs. Day defended the donation as appropriate and said he would comply with Elections Canada requests for documents.
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Ottawa
Canadian Alliance
Stockwell Day
Alberta
Day
Elections Canada
Ralph Klein
Bennett Jones
Klein
Dat
William Britton
Alliance
Joe Clark
Bruce McDonald
Rie
Gerry Chipeur
Fraser Milner
Chipeur
Reform ‘Party
United Alternative
Mounties clear Chretien over bank loan probe
The RCMP will not launch a criminal investigation into Prime Minister Jean Chretien's actions regarding a controversial bank loan. The force said it found no basis for an inquiry after reviewing a complaint from Conservative Leader Joe Clark, who pledged to pursue non criminal matters in parliament.
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Ottawa
Joe Clark
RCMP
Jean Chretien
Mounties
Chretien
Clark
Commons
China
Mons
Herb Gray
Brian Tobin
Tobin
Liberals
Federal Business Development Bank
Tories
Canadian Alliance
Whopper Returns After RCMP Tips In Cranbrook
RCMP recovered a two by two metre vinyl Whopper stolen from Burger King in Cranbrook British Columbia after tipsters called police. The prop, weighing about 16 kilograms, had been missing for more than a week. A year's supply of Whoppers was offered for tips.
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Cranbrook
B.C
RCMP
Burger King
Bob Stang
Stang
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