Python in Edmonton apartment shocks Leduc woman
Janet Goheen 28 escaped a 1.2 metre Ball Python found in a stove drawer of her eighth-floor Leduc Alberta unit. RCMP summoned veterinarian John Kessler who removed the snake and said it poses no danger to humans.
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Edmonton
Leduc
Alta
Janet Goheen
Goheen
Rudy Chalifoux
Leduc Rcmp
John Kessler
Kessler
Jurors chosen for Keegstra trial after removal
A full juror panel was selected in Alberta for Jim Keegstra s new trial after one juror was discharged for talking to a prosecutor and two others requested removal. The case concerns charges of wilfully promoting hatred of Jews at Eckville high school from 1978 to 1982.
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Red Deer
Alta
Jim Keegstra
Court of Queen’s Bench
Arthur Lutz
Calgary
Steve Koval
Lutz
Alberta
Keegstra
Eckville High School
Hibernia deadline sparks U S confusion in Newfoundland oil talks
Petro-Canada chairman Bill Hopper warned in Washington that the 5.2 billion Hibernia offshore project could be mothballed if a new partner isn’t found within 60 days after Gulf Canada Resources pulled out. Newfoundland officials and industry leaders reacted with anger and doubt, noting Ottawa approval and economic impact.
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ST. John’s
Mfld
Newfoundland
Petro- Canada
Bill Hopper
Hibernia
Hopper
Washington
Gulf Canada
Christine Fagan
Newfoundland Ocean Industries Association
Clyde Wells
Ottawa
Gulf
Petro-Canada
Norman McIntyre
Mobil Oil Canada
Chevron Canada Resources
Hans Maciej
Canadian Petroleum Association
Nld
Canada
Maciej
Bourassa Expecting Ottawa to Deliver Better Constitutional Reform
Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa said the Beaudoin-Dobbie report offers little on powers sharing and that Ottawa will present more substantial proposals next month. He tempered his remarks with guarded optimism as federal and provincial leaders urged pragmatism.
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Federal Unity Committee
Ottawa
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Bourassa
Brian Mulroney
Liberal
Jean Chretien
Liberal Party of Quebec
Chretien
Winnipeg
Alberta
Don Getty
British Columbia
Mike Harcourt
Parti Quebecois
Jacques Parizeau
Mine Explosion Kills At Least 87 In Turkish Coal Mine
An explosion deep in the Incir harmani coal mine in northwest Turkey at 8 p.m. Tuesday killed at least 87 miners and left about 206 missing. Rescue efforts faced lethal carbon monoxide as bodies were sealed in gas filled shafts and a hospital morgue filled.
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Kozlu
Turkey
Incirharmani
Omer Barutov
Gotti Witness Tells of Murder Plot and Escorting Killings
Salvatore Gravano testified that John Gotti watched the Dec 16 1985 assassinations of Paul Castellano and bodyguard Thomas Bilotti from a limousine and ensured they were dead. Gravano said they then returned to his office to plan further killings as prosecutors allege Gotti orchestrated the Gambino family take over.
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New York
John Gotti
United States
Gotti
Paul Castellano
Manhattan
Salvatore
Sammy Bull
Gravano
Castellano
Thomas Bilotti
Paul
Tommy
Bilotti
Johnny
Gambino
Buchanan surprises in primary
George Bush maintained the Republican nomination bid as Patrick Buchanan won 36 percent in Georgia, echoing his New Hampshire surge, while Clinton led Democrats in Georgia with 58 percent and Tsongas posted early wins outside his region. Brown claimed Colorado, signaling a three-way GOP Democratic contest. Bush urged supporters amid a tough primary slate. Harkin won Minnesota caucus as Kerry failed to gain ground, raising questions about future runouts.
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Atlanta, Ga
George Bush
Patrick Buchanan
Georgia
New Hampshire
Bush
Buchanan
Ronald Reagan
Atlanta
Maryland
Colorado
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Massachusetts
Paul Tsongas
Tsongas
Utah
California
Jerry Brown
Clinton
Brown
Washington
Florida
Miami
Iowa
Tom Harkin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Bob Kerry
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