Lawyer argues breasts equal in indecent exposure case
Burton Green defends Christina Davis who faces an indecent exposure charge for wearing only half her bikini at a Rockledge roadside stand. He contends there are no biological or legal differences between male and female breasts and seeks state funding for expert witnesses while prosecutors call such experts unnecessary.
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Rockledge
Fla
Burton Green
Christina Davis
Green
Kipta to lead Medicine Hat Police as acting chief
Gerald Kipta, a 30 year veteran, becomes acting chief of the Medicine Hat Police Service as Chief Bill Spring retires after 36 years in policing. Kipta will serve until a permanent chief is selected with applications due May 31 and a start date of Sept 1.
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Gerald Kipta
Medicine Hat
Police Commission
Jamie Raisbeck
Hat
Bill Spring
Raisbeck
Kipta
Canada
RCMP
Don Kylle
Spring
Edmontons troubled prison sees slashings and escapes
Two female inmates slashed themselves during a transfer attempt at Edmonton’s troubled prison amid a spate of escapes. An emergency team entered the facility as two guards struggled, while 24 inmates were moved to provincial jails after a trio escaped earlier.
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Edmonton
Edmonton Sun
Ottawa
Lisa Neves
Canada
Cfrn-Tv
Southam
Jan Fox
Nanny testifies on Joudrie abuse amid murder trial
The Calgary trial of Dorothy Joudrie for attempted murder of husband Earl focuses on a Toronto household from 1973 to 1975. A former live-in nanny testified she feared for Dorothy’s life as Earl abused her, dragging her by the hair and beating her on multiple occasions.
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Calgary
Dorothy Joudrie
Joudrie
Toronto
U.S
Earl
Calgary Area
Elizabeth
Griffiths
Joudine
Dorothy
Court
Chretien Defends Free Vote on Discrimination Bill
Prime Minister Jean Chretien defends his free vote on a government bill to outlaw discrimination against homosexuals. Liberals split 178 to 53 at second reading with 23 voting against, and MPs will vote freely at third reading as witnesses begin to testify.
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Ottawa
Jean Chretien
Fisher
Chretien
Commons
Copps Resigns Over GST, Sets June 17 Byelection
Keila Copps resigns as deputy prime minister and heritage minister over the GST dispute. She vows to serve Hamilton East voters in a June 17 byelection, aiming to restore trust and possibly aid Liberal leadership prospects while Chretien acts to calm the rail.
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Ottawa
Keila Copps
Chretien
Hamilton East
Heritage
Copps
Hamiltonians
Hamilton
House of Commons
Liberals
New Democrat
Liberal Party
Jean Chretien
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Ann Landers
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