Yuppies Eyed by Egg Tossing on Upper East Side
In Manhattan residents of East 83rd Street between First and York avenues report egg throwing at drunken patrons of bars The Mill and nearby establishments. Photographer Charles Goll, vice-president of the neighborhood association, says the acts follow appeals to authorities failing to curb what he calls random transient violence by mostly yuppies.
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New York
Manhattan
Charles Goll
East 83Rd Street
First and
York Avenues
Fourth suspect charged in Korolak murder case
A fourth suspect was charged Friday afternoon in the Darlene Korolak murder case as her son faces murder charges. The 17-year-old, unnamed due to Young Offenders Act limits, was released on recognizance with a June 16 court appearance or a $5,000 bond. Ronald Shawn Korolak will plead to first degree murder and conspiracy on June 24 in Court of Queen's Bench after a three-day preliminary hearing. Two other males, ages 15 and 16, also face first degree murder charges with a transfer hearing to decide adult status set for Sept. 14. All suspects have remained in custody since an April 15 arrest.
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Darlene L. Korolak
Richard Rasmussen
Ronald Shawn Korolak
Ross Haven Place
S.E
Korolak
Court of Queen's Bench
Sarajevo siege eases to sporadic artillery duels
Ethnic fighting in the Serb besieged Bosnian capital eased to sporadic artillery duels and street battles. Bosnian forces attacked the Serb redoubt on the Vraca heights as Foreign Minister Haris Silajdzic dismissed a ceasefire as a delaying tactic amid the two month siege starving about 300,000 residents.
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Belgrade
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Vraca
Haris Silajdzic
Canada offers $145 million debt write-off to aid rainforest protection
At the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro Prime Minister Brian Mulroney proposed canceling $145 million of Latin American debts in exchange for conservation spending by those nations. He pledged $20 million for Brazil forestry and $50 million for Southern Africa drought relief, while world leaders urged broader long term aid and governance reforms.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Canada
Brian Mulroney
Brazil
Mulroney
Africa
Pakistan
Muhammad Nawaz Sharif
Paulo Sergio Macoucah
Anibal Cavaco Silva
Portugal
European Community
John Major
Helmut Kohl
Major
Britain
United States
U.S
George Bush
America
Bush
Martensville abuse Satanic, says counsellor of victims
Calgary Herald reports a Roman Catholic priest involved in counselling victims says some children in the Martensville Sask scandal were attacked during Satanic ritual ceremonies. He cites no direct evidence but describes alleged killings of animals and consumption of hearts at ceremonies.
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Bob Berty
Calgary Herald
Martensville
Sask
Joseph Bisztyo
Bisztyo
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Colin Clay
Warman
Henry Gossen
Martensville Baptist Church
Gossen
Mike Johnston
Wells blasts Romanow plan as not Triple E Senate
Saskatchewan premier Roy Romanow proposed a plan with equal provincial seats but weighted votes, seen by Clyde Wells as not Triple E and unacceptable. Wells vows a Newfoundland referendum campaign against any deal lacking an elected Senate with equal provincial power.
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Ottawa
Southam
Saskatchewan
Clyde Wells
Alberta
Manitoba
Newfoundland
Roy Romanow
Quebec Leaders Clash Over Constitutional Reform Fate
Premier Bourassa rejected PQ claims that federalism is doomed while the Parti Quebecois argued the federal resume shows Quebec demands unmet. PQ critic Jacques Brassard called the process domineering federalism and warned of the vast implications of native self government.
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Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Parti Quebecois
Bourassa
Jacques Brassard
Brassard
Canada
Canada opens long distance market to new entrants
The CRTC ruling ends the regional monopoly and allows Unitel Communications and BCRL to enter the seven and a half billion dollar long distance market. Unitel aims for 12 month readiness with initial 15 percent rate cuts and new services like 1-800 numbers. Bell Canada warns of higher local rates and job losses amid foreign competition fears.
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Hull
Que
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
Canada
Unitel Communications
BCRL
Unitel
CRTC
Keith Spicer
Spicer
Bell Canada
Fred Pomeroy
Communications and Electrical Workers of Canada
United States
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