French girl learns bullet lodged in brain since infancy
Paris Reuters reports 17 year old Isabelle from Limoges learned a .22 caliber bullet had resided in her brain since infancy. Her mother recalls a head wound at 15 months when she left the child alone briefly and blood spurted from Isabelle's head.
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Alberta Doctors See Net Loss as 1994 Exits Surpass Influx
Alberta records show 70 doctors left for the U S and other provinces in 1994, with 42 general practitioners and 28 specialists departing. Alberta Medical Association cites budget cuts and restructuring as drivers and warns departures may rise this year. Net provincial physician movement shows a 20 physician decline.
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Sun Co selling stake in Suncor for about 1.2 billion
Sun Co, Inc. will divest its 29.9 million Suncor shares at 39 each in a bought deal led by Nesbitt Burns, with instalment payments through 1996. Suncor, Alberta oil sands operator and Sunoco partner, plans no day to day change. Sun reduced its stake to 55 percent after Ontario sold its earlier share.
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Tan acquitted on virus charges but jailed for death threats
Marilyn Tan, 35, acquitted of injecting Boland with HIV and conspiring to inject, faces three months for uttering a death threat against Boland's former lover Jeanette Kunkel. The trial drew global media attention. Boland disputed the verdict as Tan’s supporters reacted outside court.
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Saskatchewan Election Set With Health Care Front
Saskatchewan Premier Roy Romanow announced a June 21 election as he defends his NDP record on health care. A CBC Angus Reid poll shows health care as the top issue for 802 voters with 51 percent backing the NDP, 30 percent Liberal, and 13 percent Conservative.
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Feds silent on unsafe seatbelt defect in Canada cars
Transport Canada knew for months of a seatbelt defect in as many as 900,000 1985 to 1991 Japanese and Korean made cars but did not inform the public. Officials say recalls are voluntary and funded by automakers, with potential court action if firms refuse to disclose the defect.
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Mahaffy chose call over parents before disappearance
Leslie Mahaffy weighed waking her parents against attending a funeral and paid with her life. Amanda O Bryant testified Bernardo abducted Mahaffy at knifepoint on June 15 1991 and later killed Kristen French. The body was found two weeks later in concrete blocks in a lake near St Catharines.
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St. Catharines
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St. Catharine’s
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