Titan-30 Launch From Cape Canaveral With Classified Payload
The Titan-30 rocket, the Air Force’s largest, lifted a classified payload from Cape Canaveral amid tight security. Guards, dogs, and patrols surrounded Launch Pad 40 as observers reported a routine though highly guarded departure visible along nearby beaches.
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Japan quake kills 21 in central and northern region
An undersea earthquake off Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, registered as high as 8 on the Richter scale and 7.5 at the epicenter, killed 21 and injured 340 as tremors toppled houses, damaged utilities, halted trains, and triggered a brief tsunami warning. Police reported sites of destruction in Sendai and surrounding prefecture, with widespread power and communication outages.
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Petro-Canada bids to acquire all Husky Oil shares
Petro-Canada confirmed it has placed a bid to buy all common shares of Husky Oil Ltd a Calgary based petroleum company with operations across Canada and the United States. The move was announced in a news release.
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U.S
Lloydminster
Berkowitz Receives 315 Year Sentence for Son of Sam Murders
David Berkowitz was sentenced to 315 years for six murders and seven woundings in a rapid court session across three boroughs. He could be paroled in 30 years under New York law. A courtroom incident followed the Moskowitz murder sentence as a spectator attacked Berkowitz.
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Stacy Moskowitz
Daniel Carrique
Moskowitz
Carrique
Nicholas Tsoucalas
Queens
William Kapelman
Bronx
Yonkers
Rhodesian village massacre noted in mourning crowd
In Salisbury villagers mourn nine Black victims burned in a mud hut during a weekend security forces action. Nearby 13 more bodies lay under blankets in front of a brick bungalow as a villager revealed the scene.
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Fishermen map plans for June Ottawa meeting on fishing rights
U S fishermen, NMFS officials, and Canadian counterparts gather in Boston to align strategy for June 19 talks in Ottawa over 200 mile maritime boundaries. The planned discussions aim at negotiating a settlement amid ongoing disputes and regional lawmaking.
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National Marine Fisheries Service
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Robbery at Ron's Grocery in Medicine Hat
Police hunt two men after an armed robbery at Ron's Grocery on 608 Industrial Avenue S.E. The suspects, in their twenties, wore silk stockings over their heads and blue jeans jackets, cutting a telephone line and fleeing on foot with a quantity of money.
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Ron’s
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Brink
Trudeau Launches Move for New Canadian Constitution Reform
Prime Minister Trudeau begins a two stage bid to rewrite Canada’s fundamental law with a federal bill of rights and provincial input on appointments to the federal executive, Senate, and Supreme Court. Draft legislation aims for completion within a year amid pending Quebec referendum dynamics and ongoing federal provincial talks.
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Brothers arrested in Alberta for attempted murder and art theft
Two Medicine Hat area brothers were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of a Vauxhall police officer. One brother faced a provincial court appearance on weapon charges while the other was to be returned from Saskatoon. Both are in their twenties and held on possession of stolen property charges linked to Calgary and Fort Saskatchewan.
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Saskatoon
Brink
Calgary
Fort Saskatchewan
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Godfather's daughter says she is broke in Chicago area
Antoinette Gianzana daughter of slain mob boss Sam Giancana says she is broke and facing eviction from a Geneva Illinois home. Her father’s estate, over 132000 dollars, is tied up in court as she recounts financial strains and a difficult split from her husband.
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Toni) Gianzana
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