Eagleson faces plea talks in fraud and racketeering case
Ian Eagleson once a top hockey power faces possible 18 month jail term after plea negotiations in Canada and the United States. Reports say he will plead guilty to multiple felony counts and pay up to 1 million dollars in fines. Eagleson battles 32 charges across borders as extradition is contested.
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Toronto
Ian Eagleson
Canada
United States
Toronto Star
Toronto Sun
Eagleson
Brian Greenspan
the Star
Boston
the Sun
U.S
CKUA Public Radio Surges Back to Profit in Alberta
CKUA public radio in Alberta reports a turnaround to profitability with a 500000 gain by July, after a near shutdown last year. Bud Steen, the board chair, notes revenues may exceed expenses for 97 98, driven by a $511000 fall fundraising and renewed programming.
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Edmonton
Ckua Public Radio
Alberta
Bud Steen
Steen
CKUA
Man with 18 DUI convictions ordered to live near liquor outlets
Hillsboro Ohio. Dennis Cause, 50, with 18 drunken driving convictions, is sentenced to reside within walking distance of a liquor store to deter further DUI. Judge James Hapner notes uncertainty about effectiveness. Cause has faced DUI charges at least 24 times since 1971 and has had his license permanently revoked.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
James Hapner
Dennis Cause
State of Ohio
Avalanche kills Medicine Hat snowmobiler near Sparwood
Perrin 38 of Medicine Hat died Friday in an avalanche on Elliot Lake near Sparwood British Columbia. The group of eight riders had trusted the area as safe and Perrin was found under three metres of snow. an autopsy is planned in Cranbrook.
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Perrin
British Columbia
12Th St. S.W
Elliot Lake
Sparwood
B.C
Dwight Pahl
Pahl
Albert Bosch
Bosch
Coleman
Alta
Suffield
Herbert Perrin
Diane Perrin
Nikki
Murray
Diane
Herbert
Morinville
Sparwood B.C
Murray Perrin
Cranbrook
Cook Southland Funeral Chapel
Southam
Murray Gray Perrin
New Denver
Kaslo
Mount Alwyn
Kevin Alexander Jewitt
Simon Horton Lewis
Lemon Creek
Slocan Valley
Avalanche deaths shock southern British Columbia backcountry
The region faces deadly avalanche conditions with at least eight confirmed deaths and a ninth possible across Alberta and British Columbia. Authorities warn the high country remains unstable with several missing and ongoing recovery efforts hampered by weather.
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