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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 2000
Page
1
Attorney General Janet Reno said she had no regrets about ordering a predawn raid by gun carrying agents to reunite Cuban shipwreck survivor Elian Gonzalez with his father. Reno noted Miami relatives refused to surrender the boy, choosing a return to Cuba.
Alberta and Saskatchewan ranchers clash with elk in Cypress Hills over grazing and crop damage. Stakeholders urge joint park-user talks, weigh compensation, and call for policy changes on hunting licenses and forest road access to ease coexistence.
Feud among youths at the National Zoo ended in gunfire Monday wounding six children ages 11 to 16 during a post Easter gathering. A teen shooter is sought as police probe possible gang links while one 11 or 12 year old is brain dead awaiting organ donation.
A Social Science and Medicine study shows higher income and education raise the likelihood of seeing medical specialists in Canada. Those over $40,000 per household three have 32 percent odds versus 25 percent for under this level, suggesting a two tier system despite universal medicare.
Microsoft denounced a proposed government breakup as extreme while stock slid 16 percent to 66.62 after talks on remedies. Justice Department and 19 states consider divestiture or sanctions, with a May 10 deadline to respond and a May 24 remedies hearing set.
Allen Sherwood, 36, of Los Alamos, was hiding in a fallen pine in the Jemez Mountains when a mountain lion leapt at him. The cougar struck him across the right eyebrow and nose, then fled within seconds after Sherwood yelled. He said the incident felt surreal yet flattering for fooling a cat.
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