Secrets from the caves: ancient scrolls reveal Biblical history

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The Dead Sea Scrolls are manuscripts of the Essenes sect made approximately 2,000 years ago. The Scrolls provide information about Judaism and early Christianity that has revolutionized religious research. The control of the Scrolls and their interpretation have generated much controversy.

Research, Cover Story, Dead Sea Scrolls

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Dropping the axe in Tory Ontario

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Ontario's Tory government announced its plan to restructure the provincial government to reduce spending by $3 billion in 1997 and 1998. The jobs of 10,600 civil servants will be eliminated in an effort to rid the province of its $9.3-billion budget deficit by 2000.

Economic policy, Civil service, Government spending policy, Ontario, Layoffs

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History on fire

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Fire ravaged out of control for four hours in Windsor Castle, the weekend home of Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Andrew was the only member of the Royal Family in the building at the time of the fire. He assisted in rescuing a number of art objects from the fire.

Fires, Homes and haunts, Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom, Windsor Castle

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