Main Art Theatre ushers feed meters to keep moviegoers inside
Mike Mihalich of the Main Art Theatre in Royal Oak feeds 67 parking meters outside his 1,000-seat venue to prevent patrons from leaving during films. He spends up to 100 dollars on busy days. City officials say meters aren’t needed with 1,041 spaces in nearby garages, which Mihalich says are too far away.
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Royal Oak
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Mike Mihalich
Mihalich
Calgary murder trial details torture victim death
The Calgary murder trial heard that Greg Kungel was tortured and kept in a city warehouse for days before his death. Harry Freeman testified he provided painkillers antibiotics and daily wound care to Kungel who was known as Gregor Striker. Freeman noted Kungel was kept in a locked room and paid to care for him as a guard’s employer.
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Calgary
Greg Kungel
Harry Freeman
Kungel
Freeman
Hermesh Austin
Queen’s Bench
Austin
Sibbald Flats
Scott Freeman
Peter Martin
Scott
Alberta
Rungel
Gregor Striker
Harding bodyguard confession links attack on Kerrigan
Shawn Eckardt told investigators that Tonya Harding's ex-husband Jeff Gillooly and two others arranged the January 6 assault on Nancy Kerrigan in Detroit to derail Kerrigan's bid at the U S figure skating championships. Arrests were anticipated as Oregon authorities awaited charging information on the Portland suspects.
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Harding
Oregonian
NBC News
Oregon
Michigan
Arizona
Kerrigan
U.S
Eckardt
Gillooly
FBI
NBC
Figure Skating Association
Dave
Portland
Ore
Tonya Harding
Nancy Kerrigan
Shawn Eric Eckardt
Jeff Gillooly
Multnomah County
Bart Whalen
Clinton and Yeltsin vow to halt long range missile targeting
At a tense Moscow summit Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin promised to sign an agreement to stop directing long range missiles at each other. The talks include Ukraine president Kravchuk agreeing to dismantle Kyiv’s nuclear arsenal with U.S. security guarantees and aid.
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Moscow
Bill Clinton
Boris Yeltsin
U.S
Clinton
Yeltsin
Vancouver
Europe
Vladimir Zhirinovsky
Russia
Zhirinovsky
United States
West
Africa
Leonid Kravchuck
Alberta auditor warns of budget gaps in 2.4 billion cut plan
Edmonton reports the auditor general says the province faces 2.4 billion in budget cuts but cannot price basic services. Premier Klein defends cuts and plans three year department plans as Liberal Decore blasts budgeting in the dark. wage rollbacks of five percent could curb efficiency.
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Edmonton
Donald Salmon
Laurence Decore
Decore
Ralph Klein
Klein
Lorena Bobbitt testifies of abuse before cutting incident
Lorena Bobbitt tells jurors that John Bobbitt flew into rages over small annoyances and sexually assaulted her with Marine training style torture before she cut off his penis. She describes repeated threats and fear during their troubled marriage.
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Manassas
Lorena Bobbitt
John Bobbitt
Seyond
Marine Corps
Sue Inman
Lorean Bobbitt
Montana farmers blockade Canadian grain trucks near Coutts
Montana governors appeal for calm as farmers continue a peaceful blockade of Peavey and Harvest States elevators in Shelby to protest large volumes of Canadian wheat. Officials seek White House action and contact Alberta to ease cross border grain pressures while warning of potential explosive tension.
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Shelby
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Montana
Coutts
Marc Racicot
Peavey Co
Harvest States
Alberta
Peavey
Racicot
Conrad Burns
White House
Ralph Klein
Larry Munson
Munson
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