Community fear rises after bail in Wiebo Ludwig case
Edmonton residents frustrated by a second bail release in an unrelated charge fear action against Wiebo Ludwig after 16 year old Karman Willis died on his Wiebo Ludwig farm. Vigilante talk and boycotts surface as investigators keep details limited. A separate tragedy in Lethbridge sees three children left motherless after a domestic dispute ends in two deaths the police call a domestic incident.
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Alberta
Wiebo Ludwig
Brian Peterson
West County Concerned Citizens Group
Karman Willis
Ludwig
Willis
Michigan Place South
Tom McKenzie
Lethbridge City
Bicycle Van Collision Leaves Two Boys Hospitalized
An eight year old from Medicine Hat was flown to Alberta Children's Hospital with head injuries after his bicycle struck a northbound van at Fifth Street and Sixth Avenue S.E. A second boy, ten, was admitted with a concussion and a broken leg. Police say one rider failed to stop at a stop sign and that helmets were not worn.
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Alberta Children’s Hospital
Calgary
Fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
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Paul Blasetti
Medicine Hat Regional Hospital
Tim Petro
Angela Hawkins
Petra
Telus
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JFK Jr and family laid to sea off Martha's Vineyard
Mourners aboard the USS Briscoe watched as the ashes of John F Kennedy Jr his wife Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and her sister Lauren Bessette were scattered into the Atlantic near Martha's Vineyard. Caroline Kennedy and others attended with naval honors and wreaths marking the private service.
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John F. Kennedy Jr
Briscoe
Kennedy
Martha’s Vineyard
Caroline
Edward Kennedy
Jfk Jr
William Kennedy Smith
Maria Shriver
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Rose
Carolyn Bessette Kennedy
Driver Cited After Using Two Phones in Netanya
A man in Netanya was stopped by a policewoman for using a mobile phone in each hand while steering with his elbows. Israel bans holding a cell phone while driving. violators face fines and court appearance. The driver was sent to traffic court.
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Jerusalem
Netanya
Israel
Alberta judges win $2 million back pay settlement
Alberta's Court of Appeal orders the government to pay about 2 million in back pay to provincial court judges 27 000 raises for over 100 judges over two years with 20 000 backdated to April 1 1998 The ruling criticizes the province for rejecting independent commission recommendations citing constitutional grounds and states judges deserve proper salaries not political reward or punishment
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Ralph Klein
Alberta
Alberta Court of Appeal
Court of Appeal
Court of Queen’s Bench
Commission
Jean Cote
Appeal Court
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