Woman's feelings aided search for Mary Millions
Eastend Saskatchewan RCMP credited a local woman's feelings read in a newspaper with helping end a two week search for Mary Millions. The tip pointed police to Saddleback Hills near Piapot where Millions was found in a wooded ravine. Police noted the tip came from a woman who did not seek publicity and wanted the family to remain uninformed.
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Eastend
Sask
South Saskatchewan
Mary Millions
RCMP
Piapot
Saskatchewan
Ken Martin
Pijapot
Assiniboia
Martin
Saddleback Hills
Maple Creek
Peter Mah
Maple Creek Rcmp
Calgary jurors seek ruling in Joudrie trial
In Calgary the Joudrie case returns to court as an 11 woman and 1 man jury asks Justice Arthur Lutz how to handle aggravated assault and weapon charges if Dorothy Joudrie is acquitted of attempted murder of her estranged husband Earl Joudrie. Earl, a 62 year old corporate figure linked to Gulf Canada Resources and Canadian Tire, was found shot six times at his Calgary area condo on January 21 1995.
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Calgary Urors
Dorothy Joudrie
Arthur Lutz
Earl
Dorothy
Earl Joudiie
Canada
Such Com
Panies
Gulf Canada Resources
Canadian Tire
Lutz
Finnish Teens Play Sex Education Board Game
A teacher and the Mannerheim League for Child Welfare created a board game to teach reproductive sex to 14 and 15 year olds. Players roll sperm and egg dice to land on a fertility square during mid cycle and learn about pregnancy and parental smoking and alcohol effects on baby health.
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Helsinki
Reuter
Seija Sihvola
Mannerheim League For Child Welfare
Gay rights bill expected to pass Commons today
The Ottawa measure adding sexual orientation to the Canadian Human Rights Act is posited to win approval after sparking party turmoil. The Reform party expelled two MPs and suspended another, while Calgary MP Jim Silye backs the bill amid Liberal free-vote strategy and anticipated opposition from many Liberals.
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Ottawa
Commons
Reform Party
Reform
Calgary
Jim Silye
Jean Chretien
Reform Tory critics say Rock gun bill draft scrapped
Reform MP Grant Hill and Conservative Senator Ron Ghitter criticized Vice Minister Allan Rock as he scrapped the first draft regulations for the gun control bill. The Commons justice committee began a 30 day review after the May 2 release, with Rock promising a new set soon amid calls the law is too difficult and costly to implement.
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Ottawa
Allan Rock
Reform
Rock
Grant Hill
Ron Ghitter
Calgary
Commons Justice Committee
Ghitter
Senate
Hill
Ray Laycock
National Firearms Association
Two men charged in Medicine Hat taxi stabbing case
Medicine Hat RCMP charged William Schwab 19 and Sean Molloy 21 with attempted murder and robbery after a knife attack on cab driver Dieter Engler. Engler escaped the hijacked cab in Crescent Heights and was treated for neck and hand wounds.
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Medicine Hat Rcmp
Dieter Engler
William Henry Schwab
Sean Nicholas Molloy
Molloy
Schwab
Medicine Hat
Engler
Crescent Heights
Ralston
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Southam Newspapers
Ann Landers
Air Court
Doonesbury
Aview
Frank Webber
Jean-Michel Bombardier
Michelle Menzies
Hat Rcmp
Ian McDougall
Medicine Hat News
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