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A Quebec priest who is extradited to the US to face sexual assault charges against altar boys made his first court appearance yesterday before a judge in Massachusetts. The lawyer for father Paul Desele submitted two not guilty pleas on more than thirty charges. The priest is 81 years old and in poor health. He’s been fighting extradition for three years, but recently dropped his appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. As Lour Macclain reports, American officials hope his recent return to the US will bring closure for the 18 victims he is accused of molesting while they were youngster. Father Paul Desile was the arraigned by videoconference in a blue priest jump sat suit from a Woston Massachusetts correction facility. He looked frail and disoriented, and sat silently while Desile Kelly enters not guilty pleas on his behalf. Only two of the former altar boys were in the Court to watch the presidents but would not comment afterwards. They have accused Desile of fondling and abusing them. Paul served as the priests of Our Lady Resumption parish in Bellingham between 1974-1984. Bellingham detective Sergeant Richard Perry was on the case when the victims who are now in their thirties first started coming forward.
& ]% ^' C$ S/ d; ]( m9 HThey just want closure. I think they are kind of a little emotional now because he is finally here, and this a significant step for this case. Massachusetts’s statute of limitation in such crimes is usually six years, but it does not apply to Desile because he moved to Canada shortly after the alleged sexual assaults. Name district attorney John Contae says he is glad the priest finally decided to stop fighting extradition. My take on the matter is that he knew that we had a good case procedurally and just said Hey, let’s face the music. Desile will be back in court again next month. Contae says the court will try working out a plea bargain but he insists he will seek jail time for the 81 years old priest just the same.

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With just over a week to go before a general election in Britain, the war in Iraq has come back to haunt Prime Minister Tony Blair. Today, a long time backbenchers from Blair’s Labor Party quit the ranks. Brian Segmaure (name) says he is horrified at the way Blair’s run the country, their defection comes as the opposition leaders are also attacking the Prime Minister integrity in an effort to sway voters. Lura Lanch (name) reports.
Backbenchers for 27 years, a maverick, and MP not even running with around, Brian Segmaure admits he’s timed his announcement to do maximum damage.
“I urge everyone from the center and left British politics to give Blair a bloody nose at the election.” Segmaure (name) has joined Britain third party, the Liberal Democrats. For the last few days, they’ve been resurrecting the Iraq war, tapping into the simmering resentment many voters still feel about Tony Blair decision to take the nation into battle. The conservative have gone farther calling Blair a liar. After new report suggests the Attorney General warned the government the war in 2003 wasn’t legal. Campaign at a new school today, the Prime Minister showed his frustration at being forced of message.
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        The Labor Party enjoyed a considerable lead in most national polls. But Blair is still urging his supporters to get out in vote, suggesting he is worry Iraq war might cost him seats if the voters do decide to punish him. Lura Lanch (name), CBC news, London.
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The last of the survivors has been rescued from the wreckage of the train crash in western Japan. The train slipped on it’s tracks and slammed on apartment complex yesterday. At least 73 people died in the accident. Investigation in the crash has focused on the speed of the train and the possible professional negligence of the 23 years old driver.

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The chemical fire that swept much of Cobergong (name) Ontario yesterday is out this morning, but Fire Health and the Environment official will meet at noon today to decide whether to lift a state of emergency. Column of the dense toxic smoke exploded from the yard of plastic factory forcing 300 people from them homes. No one was hurt but fire official are now on investigating on the cause and whether the town was probably prepare for the emergency. Dave.L (name) reports.
At about 3 years yesterday today afternoon, a local school principle next to               . Plastics caused entire fire on the video. The photo shows local firefights running into the burning factory yard and then out the gate, just ahead of several of explosion              of burning plastic rising into the sky.
3 E/ L2 O8 K' e0 M) `Betty Jim, one of the 300 people evacuated from her new buy home for several hours. “I saw the                from my window.” Meir Peter Danti says, it could be much worse. “We are fortunately in the sense of wind was blowing the smoke over a basically agriculture area, so wasn’t coming over the town and ……” Residents were allowed back into their homes around 10:30 last night. When air tests show they are clear. But D.L says emergency workers are now being tested. “All firefights and police to check for smoke inhalation footage and trauma.” Coberd (name) fire the apartment has no has matter or has hazardous team, only contain the flames several hours later to help to make fire retardant foam spray that had to be trucking from nearby Canadian forces base  trantim. Fire official are today reviewing there are emergency readiness as well as cause of the fire. And the environment official remand on scene to see if there is any lingering contain monition. Deibl Singon, CBC news, Coberd Ontario.
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Residents living in strains of isolated community in northern Newfoundland are faced with cleaning up hundreds of dead seals. The animals began washing ashore on the weekend and remain cover kilometers of coast line. It’s believed there are victims of violent storm. Goldland (name) has this report.
(In) This time of year the days are cold and winds are usually bitter along the beach in Port Saunders (name), a Newfoundland northern peninsula. But there are more people walking on the beaches than usual because of the nauseated thousands of dead seals. People from the town had been coming here to look at seal pops strewn from the water edge to the top of the beach.
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  }. ~; ]$ a* f' ^But the coverage doesn’t just stop here. Dead seals are washing ashore from more than hundred kilometers on this stretch of northern _________(name). The cold temperature keeps smell down but that won’t last for long. Then there/it would be up to town to figure out what to do. Port ______(city name)  mayor tells __________ man and says it has to be done with fast and that’s why we are meeting tonight.
“Along ________ sea shore. We said we don’t want air to smell out the beach. So we have to clean up beach of ____ as soon as possible. So ___ around.”
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/ o, j6 u0 r8 S4 yTodd Bertuzzi is in New York today to see if he can resume his NHL career. The Vancouver Canucks player will appear before NHL commissioner Gary Bettman. More than thirteen months ago Bertuzzi attacked Colorado Steve Moore from behind leaving Moore seriously injured. Today, Burtuzzi will ask to be reinstated after sitting out nineteen games of his indefinites suspension. Steve Moore will also appear before the NHL commissioner today but probably not at the same time as Bertuzzi. As Jimmy Strashen (name) reports, in many hockey circles it is Burtuzzi who is viewed as a victim.
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% B" A- c4 ?1 D9 c$ wThe graphic picture has been shown countless times, the hockey Todd Bertuzzi jumping on Steve Moore’s back, driving his face into the ice, retribution for Moore’s action in an earlier game. Moore’s suffered a concussion and several broken vectabrae(?).
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$ p5 P; v. k$ R6 Z5 l4 [, KDespite this Moore appears to have few allies among former players. It seems he violated the hockey code by pushing for criminal charges in what some perceived as the tit for tat attack. When he filed a civil suit in February Canucks’ captain M N called him a journeyman looking for a pay day. Doctor Pet Bishop is a hockey safety expert.
“When a player comcunits(?) play the game... and it’s not a God given right to play and it’s a privilege to be able to play at all level.” Bertuzzi, the message will be sent that what he did really wasn’t that bad. Jimmy St, CBC news, Toronto.

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But first, one of Canada’s most closely watched political offers remains open but still un-answered this morning. Jack Layton is hoping to hear from Prime Minister Paul Martin today. Martin and the NDP leader are trying to reach a deal to support the Liberal minority government in return for concessions on the budget and spending on social programs. As Tom Perry reports, Layton is demanding Martin roll back corporate tax cut included in the latest federal budget. “We’ve made some very concrete and specific proposals.” Jack Layton is offering Paul Martin a deal. His 19 New Democrat MPs will support the Liberal budget if the liberals back away from more than four and half billion dollars in corporate tax cuts. Reports yesterday suggested Martin was ready to strike a bargain but Layton says he is heared official. (These are various trial balloons that have been floated since we first presented our ideas to Prime Minister and I think I am not gonna respond to the trial balloons). Paul Martin hasn’t said no to Layton thought he has said he regards tax cuts for small and medium sized businesses as important for job creation. And while Layton wants an answer today, Martin told CBC radios as it happens he won’t be bound by the NDP’s time table. (Well look at it, I am not…. in the basis of anybody’s deadlines, what we wanted is the … the government to complete this agenda). Martin says talks between the liberals and NDP are on going and he will wait to see how they turn out. Even if there is agreement between the two parties that may not be enough to keep the liberal minority from collapsing. With 19 MPs NDP doesn’t have enough seats to guarantee the Liberal with survive the confidence house but Layton’s party is still Martin’s best and perhaps only hope to save his battered government. Tom Perry, CBC news, Toronto.