29 Apr 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1992
Page
1
Brett Anthony Lord, 30, pleaded guilty in provincial court to attempted robbery after entering a Dairy Queen with a knife. Clutching white gym socks on his hands and pantyhose over his face, he fled when the clerk refused and patrons tackled him, ending with a two year sentence.
Alberta MLAs from Liberal, Tory and NDP benches urge trimming overseas parliamentary conferences. Speaker David Carter has led by example with high travel costs, while aides say most expenses stem from conference duties amid tight budgets.
A fragment notes a person nicknamed Yoda lookalike Baron Danna A10 Gregierus. No further context or actions are provided.
Alberta and Ontario clash over Triple E Senate with equal representation. Rae argues against Americanizing the system while Horsman urges equality with defined powers. Bourassa rejects equal provincial weight, warning a 240 member Senate. Quebec boycotts talks as Edmonton meet focuses on aboriginal self government.
Saskatchewan Premier Roy Romanow warned that federal and Quebec constitutional proposals threaten Canada’s unity. He rejected Beaudoin-Dobbie and Allaire ideas as non starters and demanded protections for federal transfers native self government rights and provincial participation in international trade deals.
Cuba urged the United Nations Security Council to compel the United States to extradite Orlando Bosch and Luis Posada Carriles for the 1976 Cubana Airlines bombing that killed 73. Bosch faced acquittals in Venezuela and a prior Miami attack, while Posada Carriles remains at large. Cuba claims both are under U.S. protection amid tensions with Libya over Lockerbie.
The Edmonton Sun reports cabinet minister Peter Trynchy connected to a company owning two luxury Edmonton condominiums. Trynchy claims subsistence allowances and faces questions over real estate holdings and use of public funds.
Ten southern Alberta school authorities restate solidarity after three boards withdraw from SASAA negotiations. Bow Island, Habet federation deals with strikers confirmed. mediator may be sought for a Sunday meeting. Over 7,000 students remain affected across the ten remaining boards.
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