Teen occult crisis prompts parental vigilance in Alberta towns
Medicine Hat police warn parents after three teen crisis reports linked to Satanic cults in Lethbridge and area. Officials say about 1 percent of youth are involved with cults though only a small fraction are death-oriented. Cases include 14 year old Wayne Townsend and 15 year olds Ashley Merrick and Chilton Thur, all from Alberta, with links to occult activity noted by investigators and counselors.
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Medicine Hat
Letha
Glen Motz
Motz
Lethbridge
Wayne Townsend
Wayne
Ashley Merrick
Chilton Thur
Lawrence van Horne
Bev Merrick
Ashley
Judy Russill
Russill
Strathmore
Calgary
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Metz
Deposed Haitian ruler flees to Miami aboard U S transport
Lt Gen Prosper Avril left Haiti with family on a U S Air Force flight and arrived at Homestead Air Force Base near Miami. The Unity Assembly reportedly named Ertha Pascal Trouillot for provisional president while the army backed Gilbert Austin, later rejected by the coalition as too close to Avril. Maj Gen Herard Abraham to transfer power to a civilian Tuesday. Violence and unrest followed Avril’s ouster as crowds gathered in Port au Prince.
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Haiti
Port-au-Prince
Prosper Avril
U.S. Air Force
Homestead Air Force Base
Miami
State Department
Air Force
Washington
Darrell Hayes
Avril
Boca Raton
Fla
The
Unity Assembly
Ertha Pascal-Trouillot
Supreme Court
Army
Gilbert Austin
Herard Abraham
Manning to tour Ontario opposing bilingualism crackdown
Reform Party leader Preston Manning will press an anti bilingualism message across Ontario starting in Thunder Bay with stops in Sudbury London Toronto and Ottawa The 47 year old Alberta born leader says Ontario's French Language Services Act breeds division and advocates scrapping official bilingualism while defending municipal concerns over potential provincial service language expansion.
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Toronto
Preston Manning
Reform Party of Canada
Ontario
Manning
Thunder Bay
Sudbury
London
Ottawa
Toronto Star
Alberta Social Credit
Ernest Manning
Meech boom drives Quebec investors to Florida real estate
Quebec businessmen shift capital south as Meech Lake accord fails. Real estate agents in Hollywood report unprecedented Quebec investment in Florida properties, outweighing post 1976 and 1980 activity. Strong currency, year‑round sun, and imminent Canadian tax draw capital south, though some dispute political motives. Jean Laurac cites undeniable political origins.
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Washington
Meech Lake
Quebec
United States
Florida
Hollywood
Fla
Parti Quebecois
Jean Laurac
Mulroney words return to haunt premier Wells
Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells cited Brian Mulroney's book Where I Stand at a Manitoba Liberal meeting to urge the prime minister to adopt an open constitutional process. Wells echoed Mulroney on open sessions and public scrutiny of government, saying the ideas fit the current Meech Lake impasse and timeframes.
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Wells
Liberal Party
Winnipeg
Newfoundland
Clyde Wells
Brian Mulroney
Canada
Manitoba
Mulroney
Meech Lake
Lithuania proclaims sovereignty in bold secession vote
Lithuania's Supreme Council, by 124-0 with six abstentions, decreed restoration of sovereign powers and declared the republic autonomous again. Vytautas Landsbergis was named president as Moscow warned of possible economic repercussions but stated no force would be used. The Baltic move signals the first crack in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Mikhail Gorbachev
Lithuania
Yegor Ligachev
Baltic Republic
Gorbachev
Congress of People’s Deputies
Ligachev
Georgy Shakh- Nazarov
Interfax
Radio Moscow
Latvia
Estonia
Soviet Union
Vytautas Landsbergis
Sajudis
Supreme Council of the Republic of Lithuania
Ontario French teachers threaten court over hate video
Ontario French language teachers may sue the Association for the Preservation of English in Canada for spreading hate literature. A CBC report cites a video with Jack Andrews saying we need French Canada about as much as we need the AIDS virus.
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Ottawa
Ontario
CBC Journal
Jack Andrews
Andrews
Franco-Ontarian Teachers Association
Association For the Preservation of
Canada
Robert Millaire
Teachers
Millaire
French Teachers’ Association
APEC
Max Iland
Sault Ste. Marie
Iland
Alliance Sault Canada
Conservatives split over Thatcher resignation poll
A survey of 100 Conservative MPs finds about a quarter want Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher to resign before the next election, with 18 urging departure just before the vote due by mid-1992. The surveys follow protests over the community charge and market jitters.
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London
Margaret Thatcher
Sunday Times of London
the Independent
the Mail
Thatcher
Sunday Times
Legisla
Tors
British Pound Stock Exchange
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