British man jailed for carving up ex wife’s home
Gary Brace a 34 year old security officer for British Airways was jailed for 12 months after destroying property in his former home He used a chainsaw and axe carving the dining room table bannisters porch and other furniture causing about 30000 Canadian dollars in damage He surrendered to police and pleaded guilty to two charges of destroying property.
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London
Reuter
Gary Brace
British Airways
Brace
Bruce
Federal case targets Toronto man over WWII war crimes claims
The federal government accuses an eight-year-old Toronto man of participating in executions in Latvia during 1941 to 1943 and of later joining the Waffen SS. Ottawa seeks to strip citizenship by false representation as part of deportation efforts against four suspected war criminals.
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Ottawa
Southam
Toronto
Latvia
Erichs Tobiass
Canada
Immigration Department
Tobiass
Latvian Security Police
Arajs Kommando
Waffen SS
O J Simpson case moves to cross examination phase
Prosecutors kept the jury from hearing a police taped interview. The defense presented a close up of Simpson with a swollen knuckle during cross examination of Det. Philip Vannatter. The defense seeks access to a sealed envelope believed to contain a knife bought by Simpson in May.
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Los Angeles
Simpson
Kato
Philip Vannatter
New York Daily News
Shapiro
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Chambers
Liberals Move To Table Rail Legislation In House
Ottawa protests mount as Liberal Labor Minister Lucienne Robillard seeks to end rail strikes delaying CN Via Rail and CP operations. Bloc Quebecois and NDP stall with 48 hour notice delaying action while CAW warns workers face ongoing job and service disruptions.
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Ottawa
Bloc Quebecois
Labor
Lucienne Robillard
Canadian National Railways
Via Rail Canada Inc
Canadian Pacific Ltd
Commons
Robillard
Bloc
NDP
Lucien Bouchard
Bouchard
CAW
Buzz Hargrove
Toronto
Montreal
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd
Ontario
Spanish trawlers return to disputed Grand Banks area
Ottawa reports Spanish vessels sighted in the nose area of the Grand Banks just outside Canada’s jurisdiction. Fisheries spokesman Ben Cornick says the department is monitoring the situation amid EU Canada quota talks. Estai’s bond posted in St John’s prior to release. captain faces charges under new Canadian laws.
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Ottawa
Grand Banks
Canada
Ben Cornick
Brian Tobin
Bill Hickey
European Union
St. John’s
Estai
Death toll climbs after nerve gas attack on Tokyo subway
A suspect who placed one of five sarin containers on Tokyo subway trains is among the victims and is hospitalized. The death toll rose to eight with more than 75 in critical condition. about 4,695 treated and 700 hospitalized, as lines resumed after cleanup. Police sought patient descriptions of witnesses who saw the bag and vapors.
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Tokyo
Subway
Fire Department
Takashi Yamagishi
Big Boy statue hacked apart after theft shock in Ohio
The 136 kilogram Big Boy statue was stolen from a restaurant, dismembered with a hacksaw, and parts placed around town. Police say the act is serious despite humor, with notes reading Big Boy is Dead attached to the limbs and the head found outside the restaurant. The statue valued at about 4000 dollars, part of Elias Brothers Restaurants Inc. chain.
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Ohio
Big Oy
Big Boy
Richard Murphy
Warren, Mich
Elias Brothers Restaurants Inc
Murphy
Hey
David Nelson
Toledo
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