From anguish to anger: a slow search and a shortage of answers frustrate the families of the TWA victims

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Authorities have recovered some crucial pieces of evidence in the crash of TWA Flight 800, but it may take months before they can determine whether the crash was a terrorist act. Some of the victim's family members complained about the slow pace of the investigation and recovery efforts.

Evaluation, Marketing, Investigations, United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation, Aircraft accidents, Airport security, TWA Flight 800 Disaster, 1996, Bomb detectors

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On the defence

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The Department of National Defence and Prime Minister Kim Campbell have released very little information about the killing of a Somali prisoner by Canadian soldiers stationed in Somalia. The man, Shidane Abukar Arone, died on Mar 16, 1993 after a scuffle with the soldiers.

Cases, Ethical aspects, Military aspects, Murder, Somalia, Military courts, Canadians in foreign countries, Canadians abroad

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Ottawa's fresh faces

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Campbell is keeping her promise to reform Canadian government by cutting nine departments and eliminating six planning committees. Her 25-person cabinet has ten less members than former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's cabinet and is the smallest since 1963.

Canada, Human resource management, Political aspects, Campbell, Kim

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