Velcro Wall Fad Hits North Pole Bar
North Pole Alaska bar owner posts huge sales as patrons don pink and black striped suits and white hockey helmets. They sprint along a padded Velcro wall, jump on a springboard, and stick to the surface. The setup, including a 34 metre wall and two suits, sells for about $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole, Alaska
North Pole
Steven Prop
United States
Jim O’connor
Juror defends Rodney King verdict amid riots aftermath
Juror Christopher Morgan voiced support for the acquittal of four white officers in the Rodney King beating case and said he feels some responsibility for the ensuing Los Angeles riots that left many dead. He described his reaction and pressure from threats to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Rodney King
Chrisopher Morgan
USA Today
Simi Valley
Calif
King
Los Angeles
Morgan
Marie Morgan
Christopher Morgan
Tom Bradley
Toronto General Hospital
Gonzalez
University of Toronto
David Mandel
Holt Renfrew
U.S
Uss
White Guard
Juss Palled Pursues a Job
Fragmentary note shows someone seeking employment with a brief reference to a page header Page B7. No additional details or context available.
Day care funding survives council vote amid budget debate
City aldermen debated cutting 14 percent from the 1992 day care subsidy but the $1.5 million program remained funded. Six members opposed Ald. Mandeville and Ald. Craven as the deficit rose 21 percent. critics argued for financial restraint while supporters cited quality standards and city mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Kathy Mandeville
Wayne Craven
Mandeville
Craven
Graham Kelly
Kelly
Toronto riot erupts after anti racism rally turns violent
A peaceful protest in Toronto over the Rodney King verdict and a police shooting spiraled into five hours of looting and clashes on Yonge Street. Police reported about 1,000 participants, seven injuries, 30 arrests, and extensive property damage along a 20 block stretch near the Eaton Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Los Angeles
Rodney King
Iray
Yonge Street
Keyth James
Eaton Centre
Quebec Alberta back Senate reform but clash on method
Quebec and Alberta agree on reforming the Senate to reflect provincial interests but differ on how to achieve it. Remillard and Horsman met after a 90 minute breakfast as Bourassa rejects Triple-E Senate while Getty presses for equal elected representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Quebec
Senate
Remillard
Edmonton
Gil Remillard
Jim Horsman
Medicine Hat
Vancouver
Robert Bourassa
Bourassa
Don Getty
Ontario
Horsman
Boundary plebiscite divides Northwest Territories on Nunavut split
Voters narrowly approve a boundary line to carve the N W Territories into two. Eastern regions back the plan while western areas oppose by about three to one. Final tally 8334 yes 7020 no with Nunavut to be Inuit‑run in the east. Critics say cost and job losses in the west influenced votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Territories
N.W.T
Arctic
Nunavut
Yellowknife
West
German strike cripples Frankfurt airport
FRANKFURT CP Germanys public workers started a nine day strike closing Frankfurt international airport from midnight to midnight. Lufthansa said no arrivals or departures and 29 intercontinental flights were diverted. OcTV led 240000 workers out as pay talks stalled with Bonn government amid a big public sector walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Lufthansa
Europe
Public Employees’ Union
Octv
Bonn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
George Bush
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Bush
Clinton
Times Mirror Centre For the People and the Press
Texas
Ross Perot
Perot
U.S. News and World Report
Ted
Doonesbury
Yonge St
Og i
Doug Lewis
Lewis
Jason Gonzalez
Canada
Western
Interior Ministry
Stuttgart
Oetv