Lamb Weston plans first Canada plant near Taber Alberta
U S food producer Lamb Weston Inc states it will open a multimillion dollar potato processing plant near Taber Alberta next spring creating about 200 jobs. The facility will produce frozen french fries for food services and is valued around 100 million dollars.
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Calgary
U.S
Alberta
Lamb-Weston Inc
Taber
Medicine Hat
Canada
Patrick Shimbashi
Lamb-Weston
North America
Europe
Asia
Canadian plane crash survivors total eight passengers
A small passenger plane in Newfoundland crash landed in a bog after engine failure. The pilot and co pilot were seriously injured while all eight passengers survived with minor injuries. Military helicopters evacuated the injured to Clarenville and St Johns hospitals.
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Clarenville
Newfoundland
Stephen Waller
Halifax
Clarenville Hospital
St. John’s
Kevin Beamont
Hatter Triumphs At National Science Fair
Medicine Hat high school student Aaron Klotz won a gold medal at the National Science Fair in Timmins Ontario for a program Captain Hook that blocks changes to Windows 95 settings. He aims to expand it to block access to files and internet sites and hopes to study computer engineering after high school.
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Medicine Hat High School
Aaron Klotz
Klotz
Medicine Hat
Schoo Studen
Timmins
Ont
Munications Security Establishment
Kevin van Paassen
Ontario
Captain Hook
Hospital policy cited as reason for boy's death in Chicago alley
A 15 year old boy bled to death in an alley near Ravenswood Hospital after staff refused outside treatment citing policy. Police and officials say the policy was rescinded days later and three teens with gang ties were charged with first degree murder.
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Chicago
Emer
Christopher Sercye
Ravenswood Hospital
James Maurer
Maurer
Christopher
John Blair
Suharto signals reform move and new elections
Indonesian President Suharto announced in a television broadcast that he would not quit but would call new parliamentary elections and declare himself not available for the presidency. He warned that stepping down could trigger bloodshed and vowed to form a reform cabinet as protests and economic crisis continue.
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Suharto
Indonesia
Titanic Water Bottled For Sale At Newfoundland Shop
In St. John’s Newfoundland a local craft business bottles Atlantic sea water claimed to be from the Titanic’s closest landfall. Each tuna-sized can sells for 6.95 dollars as Debbie Hapgood and Terry Chafe test market their dozen cans and plan more if demand grows.
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Hindenburg
ST. John’s
Mid
Debbie Hapgood
Terry Chafe
Canadians to Stay in Bosnia for 12 More Months
Prime Minister Jean Chretien announced Canada will extend its peacekeeping role in Bosnia for at least 12 months, keeping about 1,285 troops in northwestern Bosnia until at least June 1999. He warned the mission could last longer and compared it to Cyprus, where peacekeepers stayed for 29 years.
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Igon
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Uniato
Bosnia
Jean Chretien
Chretien
Canada
Cyprus
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