Thieves Steal Office Cat Bucky Then Detained at Resort
A group of thieves ignored a companys expensive gear to steal Admiral Airs six year old office cat Bucky and his litter box toys and dish. Detectives traced him to a posh Gulf Coast resort home on Casey Key two days after the disappearance and recovered part of the loot including a delivery truck and toys. Investigators arrested some suspects and the cat remains silent, giving no clues to his whereabouts.
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Nokomis
Fla
Bucky
Admiral Air
Dianna Crowe
Casey Key
Gulf Coast
UN air lifeline in jeopardy as Sarajevo shelled
Bosnian capital comes under heavy shelling by Serb paramilitary forces risking the UN backed plan to open the airport for emergency aid. A French convoy delivered about 130 tonnes of relief to Sarajevo’s 300,000 residents as fighting rages through the night.
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Sarajevo
Greg Barrowcliff
Equilibre
Tigers stars shine as Rathje and Cooper go high in draft
Medicine Hat defenseman Mike Rathje went third to the San Jose Sharks and blueliner David Cooper to the Buffalo Sabres as the NHL draft opened. Rathje expressed disappointment at not going first but welcomed the pressure of a high selection. Cooper, ranked top at Christmas, said he would play wherever and was eager to start. Unconfirmed reports linked Eric Lindros to Philadelphia, with Quebec Nordiques not confirming.
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Mike Rathje
San Jose Sharks
David Cooper
Buffalo Sabres
Tampa _ Bay Lightning
Roman Hamrlik
Czechoslovakia
Ottawa Senators
Alexei Vachincac
Mannville
Alta
Medicine Hat
Rathje
Cooper
Philadelphia Flyers
Quebec Nordiques
TIGER
National Hockey League
Lanny McDonald
Bob Gainey
Montreal
McDonald
Medicine Hat Tigers
Gainey
Marcel Dionne
Alberta Libs accuse tax money solidifying US cellular loans
Liberal Leader Laurence Decore says Alberta has opened a line of credit through Northwest Trust to former NovAtel clients as part of a loan portfolio sale. The Liberals allege more money is being used to support shaky U.S. cellular firms, with a promissory note of 224000 US dollars approved for a U.S. cellular firm and debt write downs reported.
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Edmonton
Alberta
United States
Laurence Decore
NovAtel
Northwest Trust
Frank Bruseker
Calgary
U.S
Fred Stewart
Johnston
Stewart
Decore
General Cellular Corp
Fairview
Calif
Alberta francophones win control of their schools after 10 years
Edmonton CP report: Alberta francophones celebrate a decade long battle as a bill creates regional authorities to govern francophone schools. The plan, aligning with a 1990 Supreme Court ruling, sets up three to seven elected francophone boards to set curriculum and manage schooling, without tax powers.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Denis Tardif
France Lavasseur-Ouimet
Supreme Court of Canada
Peace River
St. Paul
Jim Dinning
Supreme Court
Tardif
Getty
Plan delayed for 48 hours in Sarajevo airport talks
Three UN personnel were wounded when a convoy carrying UN commander Major General Lewis MacKenzie came under fire in Sarajevo. He ordered a 48 hour ceasefire window for both sides to allow the air port reopening plan to resume, with 48 hours of continuous ceasefire required before UN relief flights.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Lewis MacKenzie
Mackenzie
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
Alija Izetbegovic
Radovan Karadzic
Satish Nambiar
India
Canadi
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Southam
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Kim Campbell
Commons
Campbell
Cabinet
Denis Boucher
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Doonesbury
Noreen Foster
Ann Landers
Wawassie Uwe
Rathie
Tampa Bay Lightning
Washington
New Democrats
Allan Hoffman
Tom McCabe
Catharpin
Jim Lewis
US CommStruct of
Vestal
N.Y
McCabe
Ans
Croatia
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