Royal kiss shocks London during VE Day event
Prince Charles kissed his estranged wife Diana on the cheek at Hyde Park during a VE Day ceremony. Their sons William and Harry watched as Charles and Diana exchanged few words and limited eye contact amid the rare public reconciliation.
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Is he or isn't he Terry Nichols the Oklahoma City suspect
Newsweek reports investigators weigh whether Terry Nichols is Timothy McVeigh's co conspirator. Nichols, jailed in Kansas as a material witness, may testify in Oklahoma while six weeks before the bombing the FBI directed field offices to collect intelligence on right wing militia groups.
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Kevorkian Present at Death of 78-Year-Old Man
Dr. Jack Kevorkian attended the death of 78-year-old John Evans of First Unitarian Universalist Church in Southfield Michigan. Evans died at home with Kevorkian and Evans' wife Jan present. Evans' death cause unclear. Kevorkian has been present at 22 deaths since 1990. The U S Supreme Court refused to hear appeals in related cases, paving the way for murder prosecutions. First trial expected to begin this summer.
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Canadians face higher local phone charges in hearings
Regulatory hearings in Ottawa focus on a proposed raise in local service costs by provincial phone firms led by Bell Canada and BC Tel. Aimed at balancing local and long distance rates, the plan may lift monthly local bills toward 27 dollars while potentially lowering long distance subsidies. The six to eight week inquiry will assess access charges for rivals to connect to local networks and the impact on low income Canadians.
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World marks end of war with royal pageantry across Europe
The Queen and Queen Mother led a Buckingham Palace sing along to mark Victory in Europe Day with Princess Margaret alongside. Winston Churchill and Vera Lynn joined the celebrations as France and the Netherlands hosted grand ceremonies for the war's end.
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Canola Could Aid Cancer Fight Says Calgary Researcher
Canadian scientist Maurice Moloney leads a Calgary team to engineer canola seeds to produce an animal protein that grows antibody making white blood cells. The goal is an inexpensive cancer treatment with potentially lower costs than conventional methods, though similar lab work is being pursued elsewhere.
Canola seed facts and history of oil canola development
What it's all about SIT AWA facts describe canola seed as a small seed from a yellow plant crushed for cooking mash and livestock feed. Health note claims lowest saturated fat among oils at seven percent. Calgary research links peptide protein free string to white blood cell growth as a cancer agent. History notes rapeseed in Western Canada during WWII, later renamed canola after genetic alteration in the 1970s to remove bad taste and toxins. Demand reported at 5.5 million tonnes in 1993-94, double a decade earlier.
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Fairy Godfather witness ruling expected in Tan trial
Court to decide if a wealthy city businessman known as Mr. Smith can testify behind a screen and if his name can be published. Tan is alleged to have paid $2 million over 10 years for a mistress. Boland testifies about alleged HIV infection and related sex acts in California in June 1992.
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