Vancouver women vow no shave until Canucks win Cup
Three Vancouver women will not shave their legs during playoffs until the Canucks win the Stanley Cup or the NHL final ends. Ann McGill Nancy Taylor and Gina Grigg 32 30 and 39 say they want to give the players a taste of their own medicine and may influence others to join.
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UN Security Council urges DPRK co operation on nuclear inspections
The UN Security Council warns North Korea to cooperate with IAEA inspectors or face further measures including sanctions. IAEA talks collapsed after Pyongyang refused fuel rod tests, with the council anxious over nuclear reactor history and possible reprocessing of fuel into bomb grade plutonium during 1989 refueling.
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Hardball tactics tied to Bonnyville grant vote
Bonnyville residents report aggressive calls urging support for Ralph Klein in the December 1992 PC leadership vote to secure a $100,000 lottery grant. MLA Ernie Isley said to have urged “whatever it takes” while opponents argued such campaigning abused the system and referenced Betkowski’s planned review of lottery funds.
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Bouchard Faces Broad Criticism Over Secession Talk
Ottawa reports spark across Liberal Reformers and western premiers as Lucien Bouchard denies making a claim that U S interests would favor Canada's breakup. He says remarks were exaggerated and stresses English Canada would stay united if Quebec secedes.
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Minister denies interference in laying Principal charges
Edmonton Journal author Paul Palango says RCMP officers were blocked by the Alberta government from filing criminal charges in the Principal Group case after a seven year probe. Justice Minister Rostad calls the claims preposterous and insists investigations rely on facts.
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City writes down 1983 O Y investment as 500000 impairment
The city reduced its 25 million Olympia and York stake to 500000 after auditors flagged impairment. The write-down appears in the 1983 audited statement. no cash was lost beyond this. Remaining assets include the Toronto Exchange Tower, valued at 260 to 327 million, with recovery to come over time.
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