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Topless shopping?
WASAGA BEACH. Ontario: Canada's growing obsession with its topless debate shifted from the streets to the stores on Saturday when the first topless shop opened in this popular Ontario resort town, says Reuter.
Crowds of gaping onlookers gathered as several customers — both men and women — agreed to shop topless to promote the opening of Tom and Tina's topless surf and sport, a clothing store fronting Wasaga Beach’s most popular strip of beach.
"It's a free-spirited store," said shop owner David Blackstone. 35.
He said he decided to make the store "too optional" after the Ontario court of appeal in December overturned the conviction of a woman who was charged with Indecency after she walked topless down an Ontario street in 1991.
The court ruled the law was discriminatory, paving the way for Ontario women to go topless In public as long as it was not for sexual purposes.
Cruel father!
HOBART, June 29: A middle-aged man murdered his four children and then killed himself in an apparent murder-suicide in the Australian island state of Tasmania, police said today, reports Reuter.
Inspector John Warren said police were called to a house in Cambridge about 15-km (10 miles) east of the capital Hobart this morning and found the bodies of four children inside a sandstone cottage.
Police said they found the body of a middle-aged map outside an adjacent carpentry workshop. The man appeared to have killed himself after the murders, they said.
"I understand a gun was involved and also another weapon," inspector Warren told Australian Broadcasting Corp radio.
Further details were not Immediately available.
The murder scene was about 50-km north of Port Arthur, where gunmen Martin Bryant used now-banned semi-automatic rifles to murder 35 people in April last year in what was Australia's worst modern-day massacre.
Picasso's stolen painting recovered
GRENOBLE. France: A painting by Pablo Picasso valued at up to 7 million dollar has been recovered undamaged more than five years after being stolen for a second time. France s Grenoble Museum said Saturday, reports Reuter.
'This is excellent news for us. The painting has not been damaged. It will soon return to the museum." said Helene Vincent, curator of the museum in the Alpine city.
The painting, entitled "L'enfant et la poupee" (child and doll), measures 23.3 by 31.8 cm (9.2 by 12.5 in) and was painted in 1901. during one of the master's most productive periods.
It was stolen in March 1992 and recovered by special police working for a French agency which tracks down stolen items of cultural value.