Clinton faces split screen as UN address clashes with video of grand jury
Canadian Press reports on the day of reckoning with Bill Clinton. Networks broadcast his UN address opposite four hours of videotaped grand jury testimony detailing alleged sexual conduct with Monica Lewinsky. Witnesses say Clinton expressed remorse during questioning while pages of Lewinsky testimony are made public.
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Bill Clinton
United Nations
Monica Lewinsky
David Gergen
New York
White House
Clinton
New York Times
Alberta health funding not grades key says Jonson
Health Minister Halvar Jonson told reporters Ottawa plans to rate health care with a report card but provinces need money, not grades. Alberta surveys suggest voter satisfaction around 80 percent, though Dr Rowland Nichol cautions such results can be misleading and not prove a good system.
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Calgary
Iberia
Aefid
Ottawa
Halvar Jonson
Alberta
Rowland Nichol
Alberta Medical Association
Unclear text fragment on will and heirs
Fragmentary report mentions a will, officials comments, and references to multiple children from a wife. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a complete event.
18th Terry Fox Run for Cancer Research
About 70 participants joined the Terry Fox Run at Kin Coulee Park on Sunday morning. Three year old Cameron Garland and his father Kelly were among those taking part in the annual cancer research fundraiser.
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Terry Fox
Kevin van Paassen
Cameron Garland
Dad Kelly
Coulee Park
Terry Fox Run draws Medicine Hat crowd for charity jog
About 70 participants started the four kilometre loop at Kin Coulee Park as part of the Terry Fox Run with thousands across Canada taking part. Organizers noted cold, rainy conditions typical for the event while runners urged pledges go to cancer research and praised the cause.
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Medicine Hat
Paul Chomos
Chomos
Kin Coulee Park
Canada
Shelley Lee
Terry Fox
Dave Harris
Kel Parry
Whistler
B.C
Tony van der Sloot
van der Sloot
Canadian Senior Pro Rodeo Finals in Medicine Hat Faces Uncertain Return
The 13th annual Canadian Senior Pro Rodeo Association finals wrapped at Medicine Hat’s Fieldhouse with close to 1,300 fans over four rounds. CSPRA president Bill Reeder cited rising expenses and insufficient attendance, noting the venue upgrade reduced seating and that finances must be reviewed before a possible 14th edition.
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Pro Rodeo ‘ Association
Fieldhouse
CSPRA
Bill Reeder
the Hat
Reeder
Cypress Centre
Wilf Gerlitz Rodeo Company
Stan Stuber
Bill Peterson
Cereal
Kevin Holt
Bindloss
Casey Horn
Parliament reconvenes as ECONOMY tops agenda in Ottawa
Prime Minister Jean Chretien faces Parliament with the economy center stage. Finance Minister Paul Martin prepares the February budget amid a turbulent year with stock jitters and slow growth. An anonymous Liberal notes broad concern.
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Ottawarime
Jean Chretien
Finance
Paul Martin
Martin
Liberal
Ontario athlete seeks appeal to overturn lifetime ban
Johnson, 36, petitions the Ontario Court of Appeal to lift a lifetime ban from track and field after a second positive steroid test. The prior Ontario court denied lifting the sanction from the sport's world governing body, the IAAF, which could permit a return if courts decide. He trains near Toronto hoping to race again, arguing the ban is unfair and blocks his career.
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Benn
Johnson
Carl Lewis
Ontario Court of Appeal
General Division
Ontario
International Amateur Athletics Federation
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