Marine recruit sent home over scalp tattoos at boot camp
Dylan Fogle a 20 year old Marine recruit was sent home from Parris Island after a haircut revealed tattoos on his scalp a gargoyle and a thunderbird. He said the gargoyle signified protection against evil and membership in Straight Edge the anti drug group. Reapplication allowed if tattoos removed.
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Dayton
Ohio
Reuter
Dylan Fogle
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
Fogle
Straight Edge
Rogers closes deal with Maclean Hunter offer rise
Rogers Communications announces a revised takeover with Maclean Hunter at 17.50 cash per share two trackable payments plus a 50 cent special dividend if the deal completes. Expiry pushed to March 31 and poison pill removed. Maclean Hunter directors to recommend acceptance. Ottawa report notes AIDS drug EF13 shows promise but cautious optimism remains.
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Toronto
Rogers Communications Inc
Maclean Hunter Ltd
Garfield Emerson
Rogers Communications
Maclean Hunter
Rogers
Emerson
Ronald Osborne
Osborne
Klein Misunderstands Seniors Benefit Income Threshold
Alberta government faces confusion over cash benefits for seniors living under and above ten thousand four hundred dollars. Premier Klein questions the $10,432 threshold as Liberals accuse policy missteps while brochures omit clear loss figures for top off amounts and housing subsidies.
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Ralph Klein
Alberta
Edmonton
Calgary
Laurence Decore
Klein
Walter Coombs
The
Society
Jocelyn Burgener
Seniors Advisory Council
Accused rapist Urged to Undergo Psychiatric Assessment in Calgary
Alan Clive Usher 38 of Medicine Hat appeared in provincial court before Judge Dietrich Brand charged with unlawful confinement sexual assault with a weapon and uttering threats. Defence consented to remand to Calgary General Hospital forensic unit for 30 days to assess mental disorder. Usher to elect trial mode by April 5 after a Dec 17 kidnapping and assault of a 15 year old girl on a Dunmore Road SE service road. He has remained on bail since turning himself in Feb 26.
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Alan Clive Usher
Calgary
Usher
Medicine Hat
Dietrich Brand
Bill Cocks
Calgary General Hospital
Asner
Dunmore Road
S.E
Canadian convoy clears Serb checkpoint toward Srebrenica
A 25-vehicle Canadian convoy bound for Srebrenica passed the Serb checkpoint at Kobiljaca after Lt Col David Moore of the Visoko-based battalion pressed for cooperation. The convoy aims to reach Srebrenica to join 150 Canadian peacekeepers marooned in the UN enclave amid Serb opposition.
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Kobiljaca
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Srebrenica
David Moore
Visoko
Moore
Visuko
Sarajevo
Premier Klein orders salary disclosures for top administrators
Premier Ralph Klein announced that top administrators at Alberta schools hospitals and municipalities will be required next week to publish their salaries as part of a broad push to reveal who has taken wage rollbacks. He said the public sector should share the burden to balance the budget by 1997 and that rank and file workers should not be singled out.
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Edmonton Journal
Alberta
Ralph Klein
Klein
Klein confirms women's council to go amid record defense
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein said the advisory council on women's issues will lapse by end of 1997 as a cost saving measure. He defended his record on women while Liberal critics called the move an attack, urging action on unemployment and pay equity.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Ralph Klein
Advisory Council
Klein
Gary Mar
Coleen Soetaert
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Nova Scotia
Brian Conway
Ottawa General Hospital
Michael Winther
Etamol Research Scotia Pharmaceuticals
Kentville
N.S
Ann Landers
City News
Coombs
Gaza Strip
Jebalia
Izzeda-al Qaasam
Occupied Territories
Women’s Council
Shirley McClellan
Karen Leibovici
Clellan
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