RCMP Take Lead as Civilian Search for Doctor Snider Expands
In Fairview Alberta the RCMP will coordinate civilian searchers for missing doctor Doug Snider who disappeared May 4 near the town. About 50 ground searchers and seven dog teams scoured farmland, with a helicopter to cover river areas. An 800 strong memorial service was held for Snider, who practised in the town of 3400 for over 30 years and disappeared on the eve of his 60th birthday.
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Saskatchewan legal aid strike threat as vote looms
Saskatchewan CUPE local 1949 threatens a provincewide strike if contract offers are rejected. Payment, workload, and staffing are core issues as talks with the Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission stall since April 20.
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Jerry Springer hearing may force show to curb violence
Chicago officials examine Jerry Springer Show violence at a June 4 city council committee hearing. Alderman Edward Burke says off duty police should arrest violent guests if real. if staged, the show should obtain a city entertainment license. Springer agrees to testify.
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NATO Blame Shifts as Kosovo Civilian Deaths Rise
NATO officials accuse Serb authorities of placing civilians near a military post after 87 killed last week by missiles. UN team arrives in Belgrade for first Kosovo visit since the war began. Refugees flood from Urosevac as border controls shift with Montenegro changes.
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NATO Blames Yugoslavs for Kosovo Refugee Deaths
U S and British officials accuse Yugoslav authorities of using ethnic Albanian refugees as human shields near a military post, citing unconfirmed survivor reports. NATO strikes press on in Kosovo hitting tanks and troop concentrations as UN and refugees report terror, denials surface over a Kosovo pullout.
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Milgaard Accepts Multimillion Compensation Deal
Milgaard, freed after 22 years for a murder he did not commit, accepts a government compensation package reportedly near 10 million dollars for him and his family. Details to be released in Regina as lawyers note the payout could set a Canadian record.
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