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1 ‘Canada Best mw(@ Me "CCNA Better Newspapers Competition 1993 MA A Metroland Cbmmunity Newspaper Vol. 31 No. 105 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1993 GET ROLLING TIRE / DEALS (®: 75 Cents (GST included) 24 Pages Plane crash leaves man in critical condition An Oakville man remains in hospital following the Tuesday crash of a small plane from which another local man and the pilot walked away. On Tuesday around 4 p.m. the twinâ€"engine plane carryâ€" ing two Noranda Inc. executives â€" Daniel Millar, 32, and Dominic Gammiero, 44, of Oakville â€" crashed in a thickly wooded area 215 miles northwest of North Bay. The mishap occurred less than two miles from the airport in Cochrane where the men were headed on a business trip Gammiero and pilot Brent Vogan, who received minor injuries, managed to pull Millar from the wreck. As of press time Thursday, however, Millar was still listed in critical condition at Toronto Western Hospital. On Thursday Dave Newland, chief pilot for Noranda Aviation, would neither confirm or deny reports that both engines on the Beechcraft Baron aircraft failed "I am not at liberty to divulge that information," he said, explaining that possible cause sof the accident are currently being investigated by the Transportation Safety Board. This process is a painstaking and protracted one, howâ€" ever, and Newland said he does not expect a report on the mishap for at least 18 months. He said that he likely won‘t see even an initial report for 14 months. Newland â€" who has not visited the crash site â€" also said conversations between himself, Vogan and the Transportation Safety Board are privileged information. aA a»~ Halton Regional Police have ruled out foul play in the death of Welsh nanny Nicola Anne Roberts, 24, (inset) whose body was disâ€" covered down an embankment seen here, just north of railway tracks on Kerr Street. An autopsy failed to reveal the cause of death and toxology tests could take months to complete. (Photo by Peter McCusker) Cause of Nicola Roberts‘ death could take months to determine Foul play ruled out in nanny‘s death By ANGELA BLACKBURN Oakville Beaver Staff native Nicola Anne Roberts, a Glen Abbey family‘s liveâ€"in nanny whose body was found in the Sixteenâ€"Mile Creek ravine Tuesday night A post mortem done at Hamilton General Hospital Wednesday didn‘t reveal a cause of death. It did reveal however that the woman‘s body showed no signs of trauma, thereby ruling out homicide or acciâ€" dent ‘"Foul play is not suspected. Toxicology tests have been ordered to determine the exact cause of death," said Halton Regional Police Sgt. Joe Martin "The big thing is, especially in the location she was found, it (the post mortem) showed she didn‘t get hit by a car or fall. She got herself down to where she was," said Martin. Where she was, was on the west bank of the creek approximately 200 metres south of the QEW bridge. The body wasn‘t near the bridge, said police. Testing showed no broken bones and no indication Roberts met a violent death. A purse and knapsack said to be carried by Roberts was found with the body. Martin said toxicology tests will determine if alcohol or drugs played a part in the woman‘s death. Those test results can sometimes take several months to obtain, said Martin. Oakville Det. Sgt. Ken Douglas travelled to Pearson International Foul play has been ruled out in the death of 24â€"yearâ€"old Wales Airport Tuesday evening to pick up Roberts‘ father who‘d travelled to r------------------------â€"-â€"-â€"â€"------ KIES $129 Send your kids back to school with oven fresh Tim Hortons cookies. Tim Hortons bakes a delicious variety I of cookies daily. From Chocolate Wainut Chunk to meltâ€"inâ€"yourâ€"mouth Peanut Butter _ Tin 6..C Oakville from his home in Great Britain. From England, London Daily Star reporter Tony Walton said Wednesday that Roberts‘ family lived in Westonâ€"Superâ€"Mare, a seaâ€" side resort near Bristol, in southwest England. Roberts‘ mother remained in England. Walton said a Bristol news agency reporting to the Daily Star first spoke with Roberts‘ mother. It was reported the woman said, "I‘m _ absolutely devastated. I can‘t believe it. I was going to fly to Canada but my husband has gone there on his own. I‘m waiting to hear from him to see what hapâ€" pened. We don‘t know anything except she is dead. It hasn‘t really sunk in yet, we feel so hopeless _"I can‘t tell you. _ about Nicola, there just aren‘t _ the words to describe her. She _ was lovely."â€" Nicola‘s mother and so far away." Roberts‘ mother also said, "I can‘t tell you about Nicola, there i just aren‘t the words to describe her. She was lovely." 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