Florida man wins Kilgoban pub in Bantry Guinness contest
Frank Gallagher 65 from Fort Lauderdale Florida won Kilgoban pub in Bantry after pouring a perfect pint matching gift of the gab and a dart throw. He told judges it would be bliss selling Guinness in his Kilgoban. The Kilgoban is valued at over 323000 Canadian dollars.
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Dublin
Reuter
Florida
Guinness
Frank Gallagher
Bantry
Ireland
Gallagher
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Kilgoban
Boston
John Mulligan
James Nichols freed on explosives charges in Michigan
James Nichols released on recognizance after a daylong hearing despite prosecutors seeking detainment linking him to the Oklahoma bombing investigation. U S District Judge Paul Borman ordered Nichols freed, while the case ties him to his brother Terry Nichols and Timothy McVeigh in past explosive activity on his Decker farm.
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Detroit
James Nichols
Oklahoma
U.S
Robert Cares
Nichols
Michigan
Terry
Timothy McVeigh
Terry Nichols
McVeigh
Paul Borman
Decker
Federal
Oklahoma City
Tan acquittal in HIV injection case shocks Edmonton
Marilyn Tan 35, a former model and socialite, is found not guilty of aggravated assault conspiracy to administer a noxious substance and administering a noxious substance in connection with an alleged HIV contaminated blood injection. She is convicted only of uttering threats to photographer Don Boland. sentencing pending.
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Edmonton
Marilyn Tan
Don Boland
Tan
Boland
Keith Ritter
Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench
Tax groups oppose Winnipeg Jets rescue funding
Winnipeg Jets face ongoing losses with public commitments totaling 94 million from provincial municipal and federal levels for a new arena and complex. Tax groups attack the subsidy as misused public money while noting the team’s wealthier owners and a flood of donations.
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Erville Abie
Federation
Jason Kenney
Lloyd) Axworthy
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Terry Duguid
Manitoba
Alberta doctors push new pay plan amid power grab claims
Health workers accuse the Alberta Medical Association of using a pay option that pays per patient and also makes doctors health care administrators. The plan, mailed to 4200 members, plus critiques of nurses and economists, raises fears it would fracture the province's cost‑control system and overstate doctors' control over treatment dollars.
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Alberta Medical Association
Alberta
AMA
Lillian Douglass
Alberta Association of Registered Nurses
Douglass
Richard Plain
Treatment hampered by belief in curse
WHO experts tracing the Ebola outbreak in Zaire say the source may be a forest worker in a large family cluster around Kikwit. They will trap animals to find the virus while local doctors report communities blaming the disease on a curse, hindering education and treatment efforts.
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Zaire
World Health Organization
UN Health Agency
WHO
Valery Abramov
Kikwit General Hospital
E Said
Abramov
Kikwit
Kinshasa
Betty Phongo
Mahaffy friend testifies on night she disappeared
Martin McSweeney, 19, testified he walked home with Leslie Mahaffy and that she believed her front door would be open. He recounted her mood at a wake, her plan to walk home after drinking with him, and Crown evidence tracing distances from Bernardo’s house to the lake where her remains were found.
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Leslie Mahaffy
Paul Bernardo
Martin McSweeney
Mahaffy
McSweeney
Court
Bernardo
St. Catharines
Greg Schofield
Toronto Police Force
Ontario
Schofield
Tony Bryant
The
Crown
Kristen French
Bryant
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