Dave City opens Dave Hall of Fame for Daves
David City figures Dave More dedicates a new Dave Hall of Fame in a post office box 54, honoring famous Daves from biblical hero to modern entertainer. More, of More Advertising in Greeley, says history needed a hall for Daves beyond Cooperstown.
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Dave More
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More
More Advertising & Public Relations
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Colo
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Gas-sniffing back in Davis Inlet after treatment failure
Seventeen Innu youths from Davis Inlet who spent six months at Poundmaker Adolescent Centre in Alberta have returned to gas sniffing. The community reports most are again sniffing and wandering streets, despite early hopes and international attention. Chief Katie Rich says the village remains troubled with interlinked social ills.
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Edmonton
Labrador
Davis Inlet
Alberta
Vince Steinhauer
Poundmaker's
Unemployment Rises in Canada as Labor Force Expands
Statistics Canada reports December unemployment at 11.2 percent, up from 11 percent as 39,000 seek work and employment grows by 7,000. National jobless totals reach 1.57 million with Ontario and British Columbia seeing the largest gains in unemployment and labor force participation.
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Southam News
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Statistics Canada
Ontario
British Columbia
B.C
Prairie rancher leaves windward will full of curses and praise
The 1919 Saskatchewan will of James Barnett Henson mixes taunts toward farmers with tributes to fellow cowboys. He orders real estate sold to fund vengeance on farmers and assigns prized items to top riders before his death. The document surfaced in 1966 in Lucky Lake and changed hands for cash and a steer before ending up with Kelowna parties.
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B.C
James Barnett Henson
Prairies
Henson
Swift Current
Saskatchewan
Louie Tomson
J. R. Lair
Terry Boychuk
Lucky Lake
Sask
Boychuk
Double standard alleged as Cardinal admits unseen child
Edmonton Social Services Minister Mike Cardinal disclosed he fathered a daughter 21 years ago who he has never met. The child’s mother Vicki Widmark says payments were made via Social Services and the girl was adopted by Widmark’s husband after marriage. Cardinal says he paid support until 1987 and declined further comment.
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Mike Cardinal
Vicki Widmark
Standard Broadcast News
Cardinal
Mike
Widmark
Social Services Department
Edmonton
Angus Boyd
Slave Lake
Calling Lake
Boyd
Court of Queen's Bench
Cardinal and Widmark
Chretien to Decide On Bosnia Troop Pullout After Debate
Prime Minister Jean Chretien said the final decision on pulling Canadian troops from Bosnia rests with the government and will be made after MPs have a free debate in Parliament. He rejected claims he plans to dodge the decision and warned the war may worsen in coming months.
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Jean Chretien
Bosnia
Francois Mitterrand
Chretien
Mitterrand
Canada
U.S. Ends Duties on Canadian Softwood Lumber
The Commerce Department agreed to drop the 6.51 percent provisional duty on Canadian softwood lumber following a binational trade panel ruling. Canadian producers may recover about 500 million dollars in deposits if no appeal is filed. Separately, three U.S. brewers urged blocking beer imports from all Canadian provinces except Alberta to force market access concessions.
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Washington
U.S. Commerce Department
Commerce
U.S
Department
James Holbein
Binational Panel
United States
Alberta
Mickey Kantor
Calgary hospital lays off 98 nurses to save money
Foothills Hospital in Calgary announced a major restructuring resulting in 98 nursing jobs being abolished as part of a plan to save about 23 million over 18 months. Unit 112 layoffs take effect April 1 with severance and a bumping process for less senior staff.
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Debra Vandekerkhove
Foothills Hospital
Neuronunpory
Ston
Vandekerkhove
Michelle
Foothills
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