14 Apr 1997
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1997
Page
1
An Edmonton RCMP officer shot and killed a 34 year old prisoner during a sudden attack in Jasper after the inmate grabbed pepper spray and a baton and charged the officer while being taken out of a cell for a phone call. The shooting is under investigation.
A 28 year old man fled a convenience store with a $1.35 cheeseburger and was knocked unconscious after slipping on ice during a foot pursuit by police. He was hospitalized with minor head injuries and charged with theft under $5 000.
Toronto reports a second autopsy on Michael de Guzman in Manila may resolve questions about his death from an apparent self inflicted jump from a helicopter. Family members question the helicopter note and point to a spelling error as evidence of doubt about the suicide.
Dr Zed also known as Gordon Penrose entertains 48 children at the Medicine Hat Library with simple home experiments and a tornado in a bottle. The 72 year old Order of Canada recipient will perform at Medicine Hat high school Wednesday and has inspired hundreds of Canadian children with his Trash to Science projects and Owl Magazine feature.
Tiger Woods won the Masters at Augusta by 12 shots, turning a nine stroke lead into a dominant victory over Rocca Kite Tolles Watson and others. The 21 year old phenom said he slept well and focused on his game amid a massive gallery and historic pressures.
An Al Azhar Shrine Circus elephant named Jan startled by a wheelbarrow incident injured animal handler Joe Lawson at the Saddledome in Calgary. Lawson, 26, is hospitalized with shoulder injuries and may recover. decision on using the elephant next week rests with circus crew.
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