Monica Lewinsky interview draws massive audience
New York observers noted Monica Lewinsky's steady smile during Barbara Walters questioning on ABC. Jones, a witness evaluation expert, says the smile signals a desire to be liked. The interview attracted an estimated 74 million viewers, second to the Super Bowl in audience size.
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Swissair 127 reports near miss with unidentified object
Swissair Flight 127 operating near New York on August 9 1997 reported a round white object flying close by at 23 000 feet. The captain told Boston air traffic control it appeared like a rocket or similar and vanished in an instant. Investigators interviewed the crew the next day with no object markings seen.
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Swissair
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Swissair Flight 127
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Medicine Hat Firms Expand Gay Partner Benefits Across Sectors
The Alberta trend toward recognizing same sex relationships grows as private companies, banks, and large employers extend partner benefits. Medicine Hat groups like the Regional Association for the Mentally Handicapped and TransCanada Pipelines report ongoing or merged policies. Local attitudes vary with insurers and employer philosophy shaping coverage.
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Alberta
Soma Ray
Toronto
Donahue and Partners
Canada
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General Motors
General Electric
Medicine Hat
Association For the Mentally Handicapped
Darrell Shuell
TransCanada
Concord
Gary Davis
NOVA
Hugh English
Redcliff Greenhouses
Mall Meeting Open Call for Reader Feedback
Staff writer invites readers to share ideas and opinions about the newspaper at the mall event. Participants are encouraged to discuss content and future coverage plans with reporters on site.
Designer Genes at the Dinner Table conference opens
University of Calgary hosts a three day event on Designer Genes at the Dinner Table to explore public views on bioengineered foods. Edna Einsiedel notes labeling gaps while advocates praise hunger relief and sustainability. critics warn of pests, ecological harm, and economic impacts.
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Calgary
University of Calgary
Edna Einsiedel
Alberta study finds fastest growing income gap in Canada
economist Armine Yalnizyan told Edmonton Rotary Club Alberta has the nation’s widest income split as wealth concentrates. her 128 page Centre For Social Justice report cites Statistics Canada showing rapid growth of inequality with a shrinking middle class and a lottery mindset in Calgary amid a mini boom and unstable jobs.
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Canada
Yalnizyan
Centre For Social Justice
Toronto
Statistics Canada
Alberta
Calgary
Millennium Stone Repairs Cost Up to 250 in Sarnia
In Sarnia Ontario pessimists who had headstones etched with the year 19 will need to revise to reflect the new century. If the date is frost etched it can be filled and recut at 75 to 250 dollars. If the date is carved in stone repairs are harder and cost varies.
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Sarnia
Ont
Racz
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