Psychic cat Tabitha found by her psychic’s prediction
A lost cat named Tabitha, missing 12 days after escaping on a Tower Air flight from New York to Los Angeles, was found safe exactly where a psychic predicted. Owner Carol Ann Timmel had sued Tower Air for a thorough search but dropped the case after the airline grounded the plane for 24 hours.
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Los Angeles
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Beverly Hills
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Miami
Timmel
Mass Haiti unrest and private Alberta jail plans reported
Reports of a massacre near Morne-a-Bateau surfaced hours before UN human rights observers left Haiti. Twelve young men were found shot to death as observers faced expulsion. Clinton signaled possible U.S. intervention to restore Aristide. Separately Alberta plans private jail regulations by fall at an existing provincial site to reduce costs.
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Quisqueya
Eric Falt
Bill Clinton
U.S
Jean- Bertrand Aristide
Aristide
Calgary
Alberta
Justice
Ken Rostad
Rostad
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Dairyworld Foods to lay off 11 in Medicine Hat depot shift
Eleven employees will be laid off at Dairyworld Foods Medicine Hat as the former Alpha Milk depot transitions to a cross deck delivery system. The sales and distribution supervisor stays. five independent drivers plus three depot cooler workers are impacted. Severance to be paid.
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Alpha Milk Company
Dan Wong
Medicine Hat
Bob Shumka
Southern Alberta
Ed Moss
Dairyworld Foods
Wong
Agrifoods International Co-operative
Canadians aging reshapes society says Statistics Canada
A Statistics Canada report based on 1981 census data shows Canada growing older with fewer youths under 25 and rising senior numbers. Experts warn of broader social impacts from transportation and crime to pensions as immigration also ages.
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Ottawa
Statistics Canada
University of Toronto
David Foot
Canada
Foot
Canada to lease major airports to local authorities
Transport Minister Doug Young announced a broad policy shift transferring 21 major airports to local authorities while five are already in local hands. Remotely located and smaller airports will move to community control or private operators, with subsidies phased out by decade's end and security standards maintained nationwide.
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Ottawa
Canada
Doug Young
Young
Immigrants in Canada shown to be more educated, work harder
A Statistics Canada study challenges stereotypes about immigrants. Using 1981 census data and later comparisons, it finds higher university degree rates among immigrants, with 14 percent of immigrant adults holding degrees in 1991 versus 11 percent of native Canadians, and higher shares in managerial and professional roles.
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Toronto
Canada
Statistics Canada
Howard Greenberg
The
Canadian Bar Association
Blood DNA links glove to Simpson and victims
DNA tests on a right hand glove found at OJ Simpson’s estate show a strong probability of a match to Simpson Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s blood. Investigators sought charges against Al Cowlings, with hair samples taken and a decision expected before his Friday court date.
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District Attorney's Office
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
California
Nicole Simpson
al Cowlings
Goldman
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