Actor Cotten Detained After Appearing On America's Most Wanted
Nashville police detained actor Christopher Cotten after fairgoers recognized him in public as the criminal he portrayed on America's Most Wanted. Cotten played David Adams, a Tennessee man linked to fraud and arson, in a segment aired Friday. Park rangers alerted authorities following the sighting. The officer noted Cotten’s acknowledgment that he was in Adams’ shoes.
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Adams
Jeff DeBusk
Cotten
Fighting flares in central Bosnia amid shifting alliances
Muslims Croats and Serbs clash anew over Prozor Kiseljak Kresevo and Konjic Hadzici as UN aid reaches Gorazde. Croat casualties are claimed and refugees faced barriers while ceasefire fears persist in disputed zones. Instant coffee linked to lower heart disease risk in a Dundee study with 10,000 participants.
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Kresevo
Konjic
Hadzici
Dario Kordic
Bosnia
Sokolac
Gorazde
London
Ninewells Hospital
Dundee
Scotland
Journal of Epidemiology
Colin Brown
Chretien attacks Campbell in Montreal rally
Prime Minister designate Kim Campbell faces Liberal counterattack as Jean Chretien derides Tory plans and calls for an election. He cites Joe Louis and Mulroney records, touts Liberal experience led by Marcel Masse, and argues for jobs and national independence against Bloc Quebecois threat in Quebec.
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Montreal
Jean Chretien
Kim Campbell
Joe Louis
Mulroney
Quebec
Liberal
Marcel Masse
Hull-Aylmer
Masse
Ottawa
Privy Council
Joe Clark
Canadian International Development Agency
International Monetary Fund
Washington
Chretien
Campbell
Brian Mulroney
Canada
America
United States
White House
Bloc Quebecois
Lucien Bou
Chard
Liberals
Bouchard
Mudslide Hits Ontario Driver Near Bourget
A mudslide off County Road 16 east of Ottawa trapped a four wheel drive truck and left Steven Washam, 40, with a broken wrist and cuts. He was rescued by two off duty firefighters and a Canadian Forces helicopter from CFB Trenton. The slide erased 30 hectares of farmland once owned by John Bradley, property later purchased by the province in 1990. The event followed a similar 1971 slide nearby. Rene Charbonneau witnessed the landslide while fishing.
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Ont
CFB Trenton
Steven Washam
Bourget
Washam
Ottawa
South Nation
John Bradley
Ontario
Rene Charbonneau
Violence mars Chicago NBA title celebration
Police reported 645 arrests in five hours after the Bulls won the championship with widespread looting and violence across Chicago. A woman was shot dead near her home and three officers were lightly wounded. City deployed thousands of extra officers to prevent a riot similar to 1992.
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Chicago
Bulls
Cago
Bill Davis
Davis
Deer Fire Near Canoe Lake Forces Campers to Evacuate
A forest fire named the Deer Fire drove up to 10 kilometres from Canoe Lake West Resort in Primrose air weapons range, prompting a voluntary evacuation of 150 to 200 campers as tinder dry conditions and shifting winds increased risk. The blaze has burned over 140000 hectares since May 13 and can flare quickly due to bone dry muskeg and rivers. Wind shift late Sunday reduced the immediate danger to the resort.
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Canoe Lake
Sask
Saskatchewan
Mark Campbell
Forest Fire Branch
Campbell
Canoe Lake West Resort
Primrose Air Weapons Range
Saskatoon
Friends of rich hermit spark flood of calls in Toronto
Toronto police report a deluge of calls from people claiming to be friends or relatives of Gordon Homer Harley an elderly London Ontario man robbed of over 1.4 million in stocks bonds and cash from his boarded up home. Police found 550000 in papers last week. one arrest made. about 800000 still missing.
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Bob Harrison
Toronto Police
Gordon Homer Harley
London
Ont
Harley
Harrison
Toronto Star
Robert Harley
Canadian Forces Medic
Petawawa
Gordon Harley
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