Braveheart battle scene erupts among Irish extras
About 500 Irish army reservists were treated in hospital near the Curragh after chaotic melee during Mel Gibson film Braveheart shoot. The Daily Mirror quoted a military police official saying the extras mistook it for real combat and clashed with wooden swords axes and spears.
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London
Reuter
Mel Gibson
Curragh
The
Daily Mirror
Neo Nazi rampage near Buchenwald memorial shocks Germany
A group of 22 neo Nazis arrived by tour bus at the former Buchenwald camp and shouted Siegfried slogans while breaking a window and threatening a staff member. One man remained under arrest as prosecutors weigh charges for disturbing the peace and threats.
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Buchenwald
Hitler
Weimar
Oswin Werner
Erfurt
Magdeburg
Central Council of Jews In
Germany
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Kassel
Wiesbaden
Quebec election looms as dollar skids amid polls
The Canadian dollar slips to 72.47 US cents as Quebec election campaign begins. Economist Rob Palombi warns of volatile dollar and rising rates with polls showing Liberal support slipping. Premier Daniel Johnsons comments frame the election as a choice between separation or economic union.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Rob Palombi
MMS International
Palombi
Parti Quebecers
Daniel Johnson
Canadian Economic Union
Jacques Parizeau
Refer
Parizeau
Canada
Johnson
Liberals
Robert Bourassa
Blish
Supreme Court of Quebec
Seniors need less aid than believed say study
A Canadian Public Policy study argues only about five percent of seniors are in poverty when tax breaks and social programs are included, far below Stats Canada’s 30 percent. Authors led by Bob Howard say income alone misrepresents seniors purchasing power and poverty levels.
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Ottawa
Statistics Canada
Canadian Public Policy
Bob Howard
Alberta Treasury Department
Baloney
Lillian Morgenthau
Canadian Asociation of
Howard
Treasury Department
Thousands of Rwandan refugees begin homeward return from Goma
About 3,000 Rwandan refugees started returning across the reopened border as aid agencies report dire conditions in Goma. Up to 11,000 may have died from cholera hunger and dehydration in recent days while relief efforts ramp up with increased flights and a major food convoy from Kampala.
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Goma
Zaire
APCP
Ray Wilkinson
UN High Commissioner For
Kampala
Uganda
Council keeps mum on nine story tower deal
Medican Construction Ltd and the city discuss an option to purchase for the Glanville Ford site behind City Hall. Wes Reinheller says plans call for 60 to 70 condos priced 145000 to 235000 in a possible nine story high rise. The city holds the land awaiting building plans leasees and a final legal draft with a time frame of one to two years or more.
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Medican Construction Ltd
Medican
Kitty Corner
City Hall
Wes Reinheller
Larry Godin
Glanville
Open City Council
Godin
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