Road hockey guilt shocks Canadian town
In Moncton New Brunswick two parents were convicted Friday of allowing their children to play road hockey. Judge Pierre Arsenault said he must apply the Motor Vehicle Act as written after a subdivision complaint. The case arose from a police call about an April 21 game.
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Moncton
N.B. Cen
Pierre Arsenault
George Chiasson
Parole denied for oilpatch activist Wiebo Ludwig
The National Parole Board rejected Wiebo Ludwig’s early parole, citing violent conduct risks. Ludwig, convicted in April on five explosives and mischief charges, remains in Grande Cache prison until Nov 14 2001 with potential future parole considerations.
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Edmonton
National Parole Board
Vandal Wiebo Ludwig
Ludwig
Grande Cache
Correctional Service of Canada
Train collision derails Canadian Pacific line near Walsh
At Walsh a semi and a CP Rail train collided at a crossing at about 8 am causing the lead engine to derail and a bridge to be damaged. The truck driver was injured, the conductor bruised, and the engineer escaped with minor injuries. Pollard of Ormiston faces a driving without due care charge. The main line near Walsh was to reopen by 8 pm with rerouting through Edmonton and the U S.
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Mike Bednar
Canadian Pacific
Walsh
Boehm
Building Company
CP Rail
Warren Pister
Redcliff
Douglas Pollard
Ormiston
Sask
Pister
Medicine Hat
Pollard
Jim McFarlane
McFarlane
the Hat
Maple Creek
Gull Lake
Len Cocolicchio
Edmonton
United States
Cocolicchio
Transportation Safety Board
Canada
Alberta
Cocclicchio
Debra Wiebe
Wiebe
Milosevic Concedes Defeat in Yugoslav Presidential Race
Belgrade Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevic conceded defeat in the presidential election as protesters stormed parliament in support of rival Vojislav Kostunica. DOS earlier warned of civil war provocation but withdrew the claim after unconfirmed reports. Milosevic in a TV address congratulated Kostunica and wished success to Yugoslav citizens.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Slobodan Milosevic
Vojislav Kostunica
Milosevic
Democratic Opposition
Serbia
DOS
Such Informa
Tion
Kostunica
Mladjan Dinkic
China
Dinkic
Kyiv
State asks 16,851 children to return mistaken tax rebates
Minnesota officials say about 16,851 children must return $95 checks sent in error as a result of a budget surplus rebate program. Some 11,000 checks have already been cashed, with the total error estimated at $1.6 million.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Peter Aschenbrener
Department of Revenue
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