Klein hints at lawsuit over Multi-Corp stock controversy
Premier Ralph Klein, facing Opposition questions about his wife Colleen's Multi-Corp shares, warned during a Calgary news conference that he may sue if the Liberals claim he is guilty. He accused the Liberals of political points scoring as the stock dispute deepens.
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Klein defends Multi-Corp allegations and election timing
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein challenges Liberal MLA Frank Bruseker to make public allegations of wrongdoing. Klein hints at possible lawsuits and denies wrongdoing by his wife Colleen over Multi-Corp shares. He rules out an election in 1996 while a court review of electoral boundaries proceeds.
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Weather map hints at high near 11 and low around two
Weather note reports a forecast of a high near 11 degrees tomorrow and a low near 2 degrees tonight with reference to the weather map on page B4.
Cardinal Warns Staff Against Criticism of Government
Alberta social services minister Mike Cardinal warns staff not to criticize ministry policies while on the payroll. He says staff may run as candidates every four years, not as department employees, as Calgary workers plan an information picket over a death linked to welfare cases. Cardinal notes welfare caseloads have fallen from 5,600 to 5,400.
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Canadians ban alcohol for troops in Bosnia IFOR mission
Canadian soldiers in BiH with IFOR face a six month alcohol ban on base and no off base visits after work. Brig Gen Bruce Jeffries says alcohol limits apply except for special occasions, amid protests linking the rule to the Somalia affair and the Airborne regiment's 1993 death.
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University ad seeks egg donation in Canada stirs ethics debate
A University of Toronto student newspaper carried a classified ad seeking a white female aged 23 to 32 willing to donate eggs for money. The ad, posted to a St Laurent box, raised alarms among experts including University of British Columbia geneticist Dr Patricia Baird.
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Bean bag tactic used to subdue suspect in Orlando
Deputies in Orange County fired eight centimeter bean bags to stop Stephen Cline, who allegedly held his girlfriend’s 16 month old son hostage. The bags knocked him down and he was treated at the scene for bleeding. Cline was armed with a knife and did not require hospital care after the incident.
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Remand escapes prompt calls for security review
Nearby residents urge tighter security after three inmates escaped from the Remand Centre through a kitchen door during duty shifts. Dustin Walker and Glenn Kelly face escape charges, while Ivan Scott was later charged with unlawful absence. Officials say escapes are rare and pose little risk to the public.
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Medicine Hat
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