Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Nichols spared death
Jurors deadlocked on Nichols sentence after convicting him of conspiracy and involuntary manslaughter in the 1995 federal building bombing that killed 168. Judge Matsch will decide later whether Nichols gets life or a shorter term, while victims’ relatives react with disappointment.
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Tax relief unlikely under Klein government says Alberta MLA
Wayne Jacques of Grande Prairie, head of the finance committee, says tax relief is unlikely before next year's budget. He notes polls showed Albertans favor spending on health care and education, with income tax cuts only recently rising on the agenda. Premier Klein indicated tax cuts may not appear in February or possibly not until 1999.
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Stolen Cars Spike as Cold Weather Hits Edmonton
Police report 76 vehicles stolen in the first week of 1998 in Edmonton. Nearly half were taken from unattended cars with keys in ignition or engines running amid bitter prairie cold.
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Klein to air plans for education funding tonight
Premier Ralph Klein is set to outline a three year education plan during a 6 40 p m televised address to air tonight viewed at the Medicine Hat Lodge Cypress Medicine Hat MLA Lorne Taylor will attend a public discussion Education Minister Gary Mar seeks 473 million in extra funding raising annual education spending to 3 3 billion by 2000 Opposition critics doubt the promises will fulfill the past four years of cuts and say only token gestures on health and tax relief are likely.
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Elk reintroduction at Suffield base expands with 60 more elk
At Canadian Forces Base Suffield wildlife area, Maj. Dan Davies says the elk reintroduction is going well and 60 more Rocky Mountain elk will be supplied by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. The project, started last year with 129 animals, aims to create a native population in the sensitive reserve managed with Environment Canada and Canadian Wildlife Service oversight. A helicopter survey counted 94 elk last fall, with numbers likely to rise after snow melt and broader dispersal beyond the South Saskatchewan River valley.
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Eagleson awaits Hall of Fame verdict after prison sentence
Alan Eagleson has been jailed for 18 months for fraud and faces possible expulsion from the Hockey Hall of Fame. Gordie Howe and Brad Park say there is no room for him if expelled, while the Hall of Fame board will vote on March 31. Eagleson is at Mimico Correctional Centre near Toronto, adjusting to prison life and its routine.
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Unhinged scientist plans to clone people in Illinois
Riverside based researcher Richard Seed announced plans to clone up to 500 humans a year and to pursue indefinite lifespans. He predicts a first human duplicate within 18 months and aims to fund a free standing infertility clinic in greater Chicago. Skeptics call him unhinged while he frames a life extension era using Dolly style cloning methods.
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