Boy swept into Edmonton sewer amid Alberta storm
An Edmonton boy vanished after a manhole cover popped during a heavy rainstorm that lashed northern Alberta and Saskatchewan. Rescuers searched for 11 year old Stephen Clark as Saskatoon and Edmonton faced major flooding with roofs collapsing and electrical outages. Authorities warned it may take time to locate the boy amid continued bad weather and river currents.
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Saskatoon
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Millwoods
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Joe Laith
Laith
Taylor
Frank Guy
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Dawn Adams
Environment Canada
Canada Safeway
Press
RCMP
Kerrobert
Edmonton International
Princess Diana confronts TV crew at Cape Spear tour
During a foggy Cape Spear walkabout Princess Diana snapped at a television technician filming private chats with fans. Royal aide Vic Chapman rebuked Canadian crews and warned them to respect privacy as the tour nears its end.
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Southam News
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Nfld
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Prince Charles
Canada
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St. John’s City Hall
Chapman
Nova Scotia
Challenger crew enjoys weekend off after six day space flight
Houston AP The astronauts of Challenger rest with families after a 98 orbit four million kilometer voyage in what officials call the best yet mission They take their first full day off to reset sleep cycles before three weeks of debriefings led by commander Robert Crippen Sally Ride the first American woman in space joins the crew Reagan calls the mission wonderful despite landing delays at Edwards Air Force Base Florida planned Kennedy Space Center landing was blocked by low clouds.
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Space Agency
Robert Crippen
Sally Ride
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Flight
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Kennedy Space Centre
Florida
Arafat fears Syria will massacre refugees in the Bekaa and Tripoli
Yasser Arafat flew to Prague after a brief Tunis stay claiming Syrian tanks and special forces threaten Palestinians in the Bekaa valley and Tripoli Lebanon. He warned of a new massacre similar to Beirut’s 1982 killings. A separate Sidon blast in Israeli-held southern Lebanon caused one death. Beirut also reported a Beirut explosion with no injuries.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
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Damascus
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Mit
Bekaa
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sidon
Protesters stone Bush in Germany during visit
Hundreds of anti American protesters confronted Vice President George Bush in Krefeld and in Düsseldorf while he attended a ceremony and a luncheon. Police reported light injuries among officers, minimal car damage, and widespread arrests during the eight hour visit.
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U.S
George Bush
Bush
Disciplinary Hearing Possible for Calgary Naturopath
Calgary naturopath Reno Bosett faces a possible disciplinary hearing under Alberta’s Naturo pathy Act in the death of 18 month old Robin Michelle Obama of Brooks. The four member panel may convene a discipline committee after consulting with the Alberta Association of Naturopathic Practitioners. If found guilty, Bosett could receive a reprimand suspension or cancellation of his licence to practise.
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Brooks
Reno Bosett
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Alberta
Alberta Association of Naturopathic Practitioners
Mulroney Emerges as Modern Tory Leader in Canada
In a wide interview Brian Mulroney the new Tory leader presents a blend of Irish warmth and ambition. He praises John Crosbie calls Joe Clark versatile and plans to run in Baie-Comeau Que. He recovers from an ear infection and savors Irish songs and Vera Lynn. His aides have set up offices in the Chateau Laurier as he weighs staff and roles.
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Southam News
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