15 Apr 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1995
Page
1
Two Catholic women already barred from Blessed Sacrament Cathedral must refrain from shouting prayers at Holy Cross Church in Youngwood after a judge found they violated property rights. A third woman named in the Youngwood complaint agreed to quiet down.
The Times-Georgian will refrain from running O J Simpson trial stories until the verdict, citing reader calls and strong media criticism. Publisher Pat Cavanaugh calls the trial a farce and buffoonery and pledges only red circled and slashed photos during coverage.
In Tokyo crowds vanished amid fears of a possible cult attack tied to the Aum Shinrikyo group after a leader's book warned of a calamity today. Helicopters patrolled, police guarded Shinjuku and transit hubs, and stores and schools closed as authorities urged caution.
Police report 10 year old Jason Forer missing from his home 16 kilometres east of Medicine Hat traveling by bike toward Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. He is four foot eleven, average build with brown hair and was last seen in a black ski jacket red shirt and jeans around 1 30 p m Friday. RCMP urge anyone with information to contact nearest detachment.
Canada ready to act against Spanish trawlers after Brussels talks collapse on Grand Banks turbot quotas. Fisheries Minister Brian Tobin accuses Madrid of sabotaging talks and hints patrol boats could move against violators as ambassadors urge negotiation. Canada seized Estai and nets other trawlers. 17 Spanish boats remain in the disputed zone under shadowing by Canadian vessels. HMCS Gatineau and Nipigon head toward the area to bolster the presence.
Six year old Derik Boksteyn’s bicycle was stolen and damaged before a Medicine Hat man, Ron Beauchesne, arrived with a ready replacement. Beauchesne refused payment and said the act felt good, choosing to donate to the Children's Wish Foundation in the boy’s name.
In Los Angeles the prosecution revealed a crime scene page claiming to exonerate a key witness. Judge Ito sanctioned the prosecutors for late notice but did not dismiss the testimony as defense Barry Scheck argued the page lacked staple holes indicating a frame up.
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