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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1995
Page
1
In Crested Butte Colorado an annual naked skiing event drew a couple of dozen participants despite resort restrictions on lifts warming rooms and sun decks. At least two snowboarders joined the streakers as they removed clothing after riding the lift and handed gear to friends or stashed it in backpacks.
In testimony at a national AIDS inquiry, four ex-advisers alleged southern Alberta religious conservatives pressured Ottawa to neglect AIDS warnings and funding in the early 1980s. They said conservative forces hindered action as HIV spread via tainted blood.
Canada warns Belize flagged trawlers fishing for turbot off the Flemish Cap may violate conservation rules. Fisheries Minister Brian Tobin vows actions to remove the vessels as Newfoundland cheers patrol ships returning home after a EU deal that splits turbot quotas among Canada EU and other nations.
British fishermen led by Save Britain's Fish urge John Major to withdraw from the Common Fisheries Policy and reimpose a 200 mile exclusive zone around the coast. They cite declining earnings and foreign fleets that harvest Britain’s once rich waters.
Alberta funded study will test EDTA chelation therapy for heart disease in at least 140 patients over two years. Researchers follow American College of Advancement in Medicine procedures while opponents warn the unproven treatment lacks solid evidence.
The article notes a potential Bank of Canada rate cut amid easing inflation concerns and a rising US dollar, with economists predicting a quarter point rate reduction and possible mortgage rate cuts. It cites NESB Burn and MMS International figures and points to stock and bond market gains alongside Moody's rating shift and political easing.
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