13 Aug 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1994
Page
1
Police said two men approached Clarence Joseph Gland 63 and Kim Denise Williams during a late night stroll. One robber shoved a snake toward Gland’s face while two others rifled pockets. The thieves escaped with 20 dollars, a 30 dollar personal stereo, and a 95 dollar watch.
Thousands of frightened refugees stream from southwestern Rwanda into Zaire amid warnings of a fresh exodus. Oxfam urges rapid aid to avert disaster, as UN officials estimate up to a million could flee toward Bukavu and border towns. Trevor Page of WFP notes initial border crossings from Gikon goro and Kibuye.
The United States and North Korea break a months long deadlock agreeing on measures to ease tensions and pursue diplomatic ties. Inspections of facilities and a timetable remain unresolved while a Sept 23 Geneva meeting is planned.
Health officials track a second Edmonton connected doctor after a Grey Nuns physician tested positive for tuberculosis. About 500 were identified as exposed, with 300 Ontario hospital staff now tested, and 400 airline passengers advised for testing across six North American flights.
An Edmonton TB unit faced possible closure a year ago with officials debating amalgamation. Staff feared a shutdown while the department coordinates contact tracing for over 1000 potential infections linked to two University of Alberta doctors. Dr Anne Fanning stresses government commitment to TB services.
Saugerties New York Woodstock '94 drew about 200000 fans by early morning as revelers camped amid tents and merchandise stalls. A 45 year old man died after collapsing amid suspected drug and alcohol use while police reported numerous injuries and on site medical care for hundreds. Organizers faced criticism over security and logistics as top acts including Dylan CSN and Aerosmith prepared for upcoming performances.
Ottawa notes the industry remains sound despite Confederation Life collapse as federal action winds up the 123 year old firm. Analysts project long term costs borne by the public through higher premiums, with industry restructuring and tighter credit as smaller players seek alliances.
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