05 Aug 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1992
Page
1
Rebels seized the state radio in Madagascar and aired country and western music before surrendering hours later. Reports say the coup failed as citizens did not rally to the insurgents.
Amnesty International describes Somalia as a human rights disaster with mass killings rape and mutilation across warring factions. It urges leaders to halt violence and calls on the international community to boost peace efforts amid drought and famine threatening years of suffering.
Nine premiers met to push forward a Triple E reform plan but Quebec's Bourassa voiced strong objections to the proposed Senate and aboriginal self government packages. Alberta’s Getty expressed pessimism about resolving differences while Romanow McKenna and Filmon signaled openness to changes.
Synchro swimmer Sylvie Frechette trails Kristen Babb-Sprague after a judge misentered a 9.7 score as 8.7 for the Albatross move. The error prompted a protest to FINA and an appeal set for Thursday. Penny and Vicky Visagos loom for silver in the duet as the Josephsons lead Japan.
Zagreb based ICRC deputy head Marjolaine Martin says detention of about 4300 people in nine camps is civilian most and violates humanitarian principles. Spokesman Roland Sidler notes rule breaking by all sides but no proof of executions. UN Security Council urged access, while Sarajevo airport endures shelling and airlift jeopardy persists.
Vancouver Canada Press notes about 29 million dollars of western diversification fund loans in default after five years. 38 percent of scheduled repayments are delinquent, while Justice Minister Kim Campbell defends the program at a birthday reception. About seven percent of loaned funds have come due.
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