Robber napped after late break in at Sao Paulo club
A 26 year old man broke into a Sao Paulo social club and helped himself to a frozen chicken, a carton of ice cream and about 30 glasses of beer. After cooking and eating the meal he slept on a towel on the floor, woke to find police arresting him. He said he had forgotten police existed.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Reuter
Efficiency over salary cuts urged by Alberta auditor general
Alberta auditor general Donald Salmon argues wage restraint is less effective than boosting efficiency. His 1992-93 annual report says employees should be rewarded for cost-saving improvements, and that senior managers in public boards show concerning pay rises. Salmon cites long term savings from efficiency gains. Premier Klein seeks five percent rollbacks from health and education workers. Salmon notes pervasive pay increases among senior managers. In Wheat Board notes, Canada sells 747 800 tonnes of wheat to the United States in four months, making the U S the second biggest market after Brazil. Brian Stacey cites partial cause as American farm programs.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Donald Salmon
Salmon
Ralph Klein
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Canadian Wheat Board
Wheat Board
U.S
Brazil
Brian Stacey
Stacey
Grave dig for former Hat man: testimony
Fred Dickson testified he and Darryl Milligan dug a grave near Calgary weeks before a murder tied to Hermesh Austin. He described Austin as the only one with a gun and knife at the site and witnessing the killing before the body was buried at Sibbald Flats.
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Helen Dolik
Calgary Herald
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Fred Dickson
Darryl Milligan
Hermesh Austin
Peter Martin
Dickson
Austin
Greg Kungel
Kungel
Sibbald Flats
Court of Queen's Bench
Milligan
Canada Olympic Park
Serbs OK relief for Canucks says PM Chretien
Canadian prime minister says Serbs accepted replacing Canadians with Dutch to allow a withdrawal from the Bosnian town within weeks. He notes NATO air strikes possible if Serbs block relief and defends Canada role amid peacekeeping and Partnership for Peace talks.
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CTV
NATO
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Sarajevo
Tuzla
Europe
Canada
Yugoslavia
Srebrencia
Srebrenica
Saskatchewan stowaway cat takes job at Medicine Hat airport
AJ the tabby has lived at the airport for three years and hunts field mice. Kelvin Lanz of Canadian Regional Airlines says the cat helps keep the terminal rodent free while charming passengers. Jeffrey Stiff and his mom watch AJ chase a ribbon, and staff note she loves people and naps on terminals.
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Medicine Hat
Jeffrey Stiff
Saskatchewan
Kelvin Lanz
Canadian Regional Airlines
Lanz
Jeffrey
Cam Simpson
A.J
Simpson
Flight Services
Dusty Peria
Peria
Air B.C
Lethbridge
Stiff
Missy
Neighbor testifies about screams during Bobbitt incident
A Manassas neighbor, Mike Dibble, testified he heard Lorena Bobbitt scream in pain and a sexual encounter the morning John Bobbitt's penis was cut off. He described hearing loud screams at intervals as the event unfolded.
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Manassas
John
Lorena Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Mike Dibble
Medicine Hat still shows lowest taxes in survey
Edmonton study finds Medicine Hat's combined property tax and utility costs lowest among 19 cities at 2002 levels despite a 9.2 per cent 1993 tax rise for a sample home. Officials note the sample area had a higher assessed value but overall bills varied with assessments.
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Edmonton
Capital
George Renner
Jong Huang
Huang
Halifax
Ray Barnard
St John's Newfoundland
Lethbridge
Red Deer
Barnard
Renner
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