Pakistan Dominates Nuclear Test Rumors In Chagai Hills
American intelligence reports indicate Pakistan may detonate a subterranean nuclear device in the Chagai Hills Baluchistan near the Iran border as early as Sunday. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif faces domestic pressure after India conducted five underground tests and Clinton urged restraint.
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Ex-Rhino leader seeks Camp to lead marijuana legalization push
Former Rhinoceros party head envisions Dalton Camp, a veteran Tory strategist, as leadership candidate on a platform to repeal Canada's pot ban. He claims past missteps are over and cites Camp's TV remarks as proof of fit for marijuana reform.
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Indonesia Riot Violence Surges as Death Toll Rises
At press time reports say Indonesia anti-government protests turned deadly with up to 100 dead, after military tanks and troops were deployed following an earlier toll of 20 dead. The note references an earlier story on Page B8.
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Hatters salute last episode of Seinfeld
The medicine hat crowd salutes Jerry Seinfeld as he bids goodbye to television. Plugs of reruns replace the finale, with patrons in a local bar sharing Seinfeld trivia and opinions on the show’s lasting impact.
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Alberta economy shifts into high gear in 1997 surge
Alberta posted 6.5 percent growth in gross domestic product in 1997, led by a strong oil sector and the highest job creation rate in Canada with 44,000 new positions. Wages rebounded for 38,000 Alberta Union of Provincial Employees members as personal incomes rose and consumer spending climbed 5.3 percent.
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Alberta eyes income aid for hepatitis C victims
Alberta Health Minister Halvar Jonson says the province will study income supplements and enhanced medical services for hepatitis C victims not qualifying for direct cash compensation. Talks on expanding the $1.1 billion package stalled after Ontario and Quebec ministries walked out amid frustration over pace and scope. Alberta supports the current plan but will assess costs for those unable to work under AISH. provincial figures estimate Alberta's share at 30 to 40 million dollars.
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Destructive Alberta wildfire traps Swan Hills residents
A massive forest fire near Swan Hills Alberta forces evacuation as 100 residents stay to defend the town of 2200. Rain offers brief hope while officials monitor a 900 kilometre perimeter and residents take shelter in Barrhead and Fort Assiniboine.
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