Clinton's cookies stir family values in bake off vote
New York AP covers Family Circle asking Hillary Clinton and Barbara Bush to submit recipes for a July issue vote. Editor notes reaction to talk of baking while mentioning Mrs Clinton bakes cookies. Perot's role appears as a side remark about ordering in.
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Family Circle Magazine
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Barbara Bush
Jacqueline Lee
Clinton
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
America
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Family Circle
Margot Perot
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Provinces Seek Federal Cash For Health Care Reform
Provincial health and finance ministers arrived in Ottawa seeking more federal money for health care while noting they must tighten costs. Newfoundland's Hubert Kitchen quipped about “getting blood from a turnip” as talks with federal ministers focus on preserving universal medicare while reducing expenses. Don Mazankowski warned that provinces must do more with less to maintain universal health care.
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Hubert Kitchen
Newfoundland
Don Mazankowski
Canadian general seeks to reopen Sarajevo airport amid stalled peace
Brig Gen Lewis MacKenzie says the mission to reopen Sarajevo airport for humanitarian flights continues despite a ceasefire collapse. He notes no intention to abandon the operation as 800 Canadian troops prepare to secure the airport for 300000 trapped residents. In Ottawa the Bank of Canada rate falls below 6 percent for first time since 1973 to 5.91 percent.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Lewis MacKenzie
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Bank of Canada
Newfoundland and B C clash over Senate reform and veto
Constitutional talks draw lines as Newfoundland’s Wells may oppose Quebec veto and Senate reform that yields unequal provincial power. Moe Sihota in British Columbia unveils a house of provinces proposal with elected legislators and province-wide veto potential to shape federal talks.
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Newfoundland
Quebec
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Clark
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Clyde Wells
Wells
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Harvie Andre
B.C
Senate
House of Provinces
Moe Sihota
Sihota
Reagan knew of Iran deal says Weinberger indictment
Iran-Contra prosecutors allege Ronald Reagan knew of the arms for hostages plan and was warned it was illegal. The Weinberger indictment cites notes from the period and details three November 1986 White House meetings. Reagan later varied his public statements on the affair.
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Ronald Reagan
Caspar Weinberger
Reagan
Weinberger
Lawrence Walsh
Washington Post
White House
Breast implant ban criticized by medical journal in Boston
The New England Journal of Medicine editorial argues FDA restrictions on silicone implants deny women choice and amplify fear while Alberta researchers report implants do not raise breast cancer risk in the first ten years. The debate centers on sexism claims and differing views of safety and necessity.
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U.S
New England Journal of Medicine
Alberta
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FDA
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Canada
Marcia Angell
Sidney Wolfe
Alberta Cancer Board
Edmonton
Alberta ministers defend NovAtel loans amid taxpayer risk claims
Premier Getty and Finance Minister Stewart warned that publishing loan details could jeopardize some 300 million dollars lent by NovAtel to US clients amid a 566 million dollar taxpayer loss. They urged patience for Auditor General Salmon's probe due later this year while opposition critics pressed for disclosure.
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Edmonton
Alberta
NovAtel Communications Ltd
Don Getty
Telecommunications
Fred Stewart
NovAtel
Stewart
Getty
Donald Salmon
Democrat House
Pam Barrett
Beating of Handicapped Man Triggers Outrage Over Probation
In Edmonton two youths received probation for assaulting a mentally handicapped man who died days later. Paul Devereaux, 24, was abused with kicking, hair shaving, and forced urine exposure. Guy Liron got one year probation plus 50 hours community service. Eddie MacIntyre 18 months probation and 250 hours. The judge cited youth at the time and time served as mitigating factors. Jose Cobo, the alleged ring leader, received six years. another offender was given a suspended sentence in youth court.
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Wickman
Ken Rostad
Guy Liron
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Edmonton Remand
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