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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1995
Page
1
Francisco Galindo, a 21 year old Valencia resident, was rejected four times for military service claiming medical skin conditioning. The army maintains the rejections stem from a skin condition, not baldness, while Galindo argues baldness disqualifies him as disfigured and criticizes the policy.
A Toronto court ordered public health officials be given the names of 13 people who unknowingly donated AIDS contaminated blood in the early 1980s. The ruling overrides the Canadian AIDS Society privacy argument, balancing privacy against public health needs.
The trial of Paul Bernardo could hear Bernardo testify in his own defence as early as Monday. Karla Homolka testified for 17 days as the Crown's star witness, with about 80 witnesses called since May 18. The Crown plans to finish its case with Dr. Chris Hatcher's testimony on post traumatic stress disorder.
Defence officials deny a completed deal with Britain to buy four Upholder diesel submarines for 1.8 billion. Ottawa says talks continue though timing clashes with a July deadline and funding needs for helicopters and armored vehicles. Training time at Goose Bay and Suffield is part of the negotiations.
A fragmentary report notes teen births in the Brooks area with unclear details. Authorities urge caution and further verification while residents discuss potential health and community impacts.
New Brunswick couple Steven and Lorelei Turner appeal manslaughter convictions and 16 year sentences for the death of their three year old son John Ryan Turner. Court of Appeal will hear whether any legal errors affected the outcome and if the punishment fits the crime.
Briana Biotech Inc of Edmonton announces a medical breakthrough with a kit diagnosing lung cancer from blood. Dr. Anthony Fields cautions results aren’t ready for clinical use and plans further research. The test detects Serum DR-70, with 66 percent sensitivity in cancer patients and 92 percent specificity in noncancer controls.
Croatian forces and rebel Serbs agree to a ceasefire and refugee Safe passage in a UN brokered deal. The pact calls for weapons turnover to the UN, opening of a corridor into Yugoslavia, and UN fuel and escort support. An estimated 120,000 to 200,000 ethnic Serbs are moving amid shelling and front-line danger.
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