Feds pursue out of court settlement in Mulroney libel suit
Federal negotiators seek an out of court settlement in former prime minister Brian Mulroney's 50 million dollar libel suit tied to the Airbus affair. CBC-TV cites efforts ongoing for weeks with Mulroney demanding full legal bill payment and a public apology plus a charity donation.
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Cbc-Tv
National News
Justice Department
RCMP
CTV News
Claude-Armand Sheppard
Mulroney
CBC
Dog Biter Gets Prison Term In Oregon City Case
Arnim John Kudinow of Lake Oswego was sentenced to 1 1/2 years for ramming a police car with his pickup and throwing a knife at officers. He bit a police dog on its nose during a 27 kilometre chase after a gas station incident. the dog Ronnie later died from a streptococcus infection. Police say the dog bite caused the dog’s death.
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Lake Oswego
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Kudinow
Weather Outlook Moves Through Tomorrow
A brief forecast notes a high near tomorrow and a low tonight with references to a weather map on page B9. No further details available from readable text.
Slice of time fossil site in Tatamagouche NS hailed worldwide
A Nova Scotia fossil site along the Northumberland Strait yields dozens of reptile amphibian footprints and a Walchia conifer forest. Adri an Hunt of Mesa Technical College calls it the most important Paleozoic track site in eastern North America and among the world’s best, noting metres of slabs with eight footprint types. The site, displayed in a former Tatamagouche creamery, offers a 280 million year old forest world and rare interspecies coexistence evidence.
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N.S
Northumberland Strait
North America
U.S
Adrian Hunt
Hunt
Mesa Technical College
Tucumcari
N.M
Europe
Nova Scotia
Moscow subway blast shocks voters before Russian elections
A bomb in the Moscow Tulskaya metro station killed four and wounded twelve as Russians prepare to vote for president and mayor. Mayor Yuri Luzhkov called the blast a terrorist act aimed at disrupting the election and said the vote would proceed.
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Yuri Luzhkov
Luzhkov
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Gennady Zyuganov
Luzkhov
Tulskaya
Kremlin
Russia
Chechnya
Peruvian woman's wrongful birth suit against doctors wins
A Perth jury found Dr. Arlene Rosenbloom and Dr. Gary Viner negligent for not adequately warning a mother about the risk of Duchenne muscular dystrophy in her children. The Ottawa couple sought genetic counseling in 1981 after a family member died, with two sons now aged 6 and 8 living with the disease.
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Perth
Arlene Rosenbloom
Gary Viner
Ottawa
Peter Hagen
Alasdair Hunter
Family protests as patient waits 19 hours for bed
Martha Galganetz spent a night on a gurney in Royal Alexandra Hospital emergency ward after pneumonia and gangrene delayed bed access. Her daughter Mary Krywiak joined critics urging more hospital funding as Dr. Allan Walker notes overnight waits are now common.
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Royal Alexandra Hospital
Martha Galganetz
Galganetz
Mary Krywiak
Allan Walker
Capital Health Authority
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