13 Apr 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1995
Page
1
A gang reportedly stole a safe worth 13,000 pounds and had police cart it away, then staged a second break-in to reclaim the money. They boasted to the Daily Star that they made the police look foolish and planned a holiday with the proceeds.
Ottawa launches a $60 million fund to help farmers adjust to a subsidy-free, more competitive market. Agriculture Minister Ralph Goodale says the plan encourages self reliance and domestic value added processing to boost exports toward $20 billion annually by century end.
In Bergen Norway psychiatrist Ingvard Wilhelmsen runs a new clinic to treat hypochondria. He explains how chronic illness fear distorts patients views and how he diagnoses through medical records review tests and honest discussion.
Moody's lowered Canada’s debt ratings, moving domestic and foreign currency debt from Aaa to Aa2 and shifting Canada into a second-tier group with Italy and Sweden. The downgrade led to immediate market effects, including a drop in the dollar and higher interest-rate pressure, while Ottawa disputed the move. Prime Minister Chretien defended the February budget as appropriate amid calls for deeper spending cuts.
EU negotiators say a tentative Greenland halibut accord could be finalized this week to end the turbot fishing dispute off Canada's east coast. Spain seeks a 13,500 tonne quota, while Canada warns stocks are overfished and awaits final ratification by all 15 EU ambassadors.
About 30 South Ridge residents met city representatives to air worries on the Trans-Canada Highway and College Avenue overpass planned to separate traffic. Neighbors cite potential drop in property values and dust during construction, while city engineers defend safety gains and offer talks with the assessor and adjustments to plans.
City officials study land and housing prices to gauge how the proposed overpass could affect taxes and property values. Assessors like Russ Barnes say safety improvements may raise values, while appraisal methods depend on observable improvements and market data.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien rejected Alberta Premier Ralph Klein’s push for private clinics and universal medicare concessions. He defended universality of medicare and supported gun control, telling 1,250 supporters at a Liberal fundraiser in Calgary.
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