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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 04, 1999
Page
1
Road delays on the Dunmore Road and Ross Glen Drive project may push back improvements until spring, with planners warning of occasional closures and detours as crews advance limited site work.
A Calgary family who walked and cycled 220 kilometres to meet Premier Klein about their daughter Hannah’s disease were denied an audience. Michael Delamore, Hannah's father, said Klein declined to meet them. Klein released a statement saying he would not intervene in private medical cases, though he’s assured steps are being taken on out-of-country health coverage.
A reflective note questions why TV promotes efficiency in selling goods and ideas yet the industry insists it cannot sell violence. The quote pairs a cynical view of media power with the notion that the future brings labor savings and ongoing progress.
Police said a German burglar stole a jewelry case and a wallet from a workshop in a small southwestern town near Mainz. He offered victims to treat the loss as a charitable donation, claiming about $650 Canadian in loot and citing three younger brothers and an ill mother to care for.
Medicine Hat police say a 17 year old male in a vehicle tied to James Bewick is being questioned as investigators search for Bewick who vanished after leaving his home last Thursday. Bewick, 58, a former Rodeo Ford secretary treasurer, is described as 6 2 and 230 pounds with blue eyes and white hair, driving a white 1993 Ford Taurus with plate UYU 023. Police focus on southwest Saskatchewan while Regina RCMP plan to interview the teen.
TD Bank will acquire Canada Trust's parent CT Financial for 8 billion dollars, merging retail operations as TD Canada Trust. About 275 branches may close and 4,900 jobs could be cut over three years, with 2,000 via turnover. The merger needs federal approval and faces competitive impact reviews. Local patrons weigh in on reduced competition and preserved service.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien unveiled a major cabinet shuffle pulling five ministers from cabinet and promoting new faces including George Baker Elinor Caplan Maria Minna and Robert Nault. He refused to rule out a bid for a third term while insiders predict a long planning horizon.
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