05 Apr 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1995
Page
1
A well dressed man identified as David handed out dollar bills during Monday rush hour at a busy Tigard Portland crossing. He carried a sign saying I Want to Share a Dollar and reported some drivers refused the gift by locking their doors.
American patients are offered stomach stapling at Cardston Hospital with prices around 10000 US dollars, cheaper than 12000 to 20000 in the United States. The hospital ran test ads and toll free calls drew hundreds of inquiries while Alberta regulators say no barriers if Albertans are not bypassed.
Ottawa faces debt servicing of 1,522 per person in 1994 95, nine times education and five times health. Government debt costs 44.3 billion, education and health constrained, Quebec leads in per person indebtedness at 8,413 with Alberta at 1,404 though Alberta has worsened its overall debt trajectory.
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein urged amending the Canada Health Act to allow private hospitals and other health care alternatives. He said provinces need room to restructure and consider paying foreign patients while ensuring Canadians retain access to medically necessary care under medicare.
Pastor Len Thierman of Victory Christian Fellowship in Medicine Hat says the CJIL all religion channel licence is a win for the Christian community. The Lethbridge sister church celebrates a six year licence to broadcast church services drama music and youth programs to a 55 to 70 kilometre radius. Thierman expects more applications nationwide while noting past legal issues in Medicine Hat with a local channel tied to Trinity Broadcasting Network.
Canadian and EU negotiators outlined a framework for a turbots deal as Ottawa and Brussels pursue final details. Prime Minister Chretien and EU president Santer signaled progress with agreement on protecting northwest Atlantic stocks and preserving quotas while negotiations continue.
Two massive crashes on Highway 400 near Barrie left four dead and 36 hospitalized. A lumber truck spilled its load, jackknifed, and blocked lanes after black ice and whiteout conditions. Victims included Helen Reekie and Cheryl Babony plus Martin Babony and Carrissa McCauley of Brampton.
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