18 Aug 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 18, 1994
Page
1
Earl Metro, 28, received six months probation and 40 hours of community service after being convicted in provincial court of cruelty to an animal. He admitted biting his pit bull for disciplinary reasons, citing financial limits for veterinary care. The dog, with a broken leg, was adopted by another family.
Kohl pressed Russia for stronger steps to stop radioactive material theft amid reports of seized weapons grade uranium. Berlin cites four caches since May and a letter of cooperation from Yeltsin, while officials debate whether origin lies in Russian facilities.
Medicine Hat School District 76 plans to use a $60,000 provincial special project grant to subsidize monthly fees for poorer families in its kindergarten program, with eligibility rules and meetings to determine exact amounts. Enrollment in the district’s 400 hour program continues with parent registration options and no one will be turned away in September.
Nancy Betkowski says she will not enter the Liberal leadership race, closing the chapter on her 1992 Conservative leadership run. She cited not wanting to redefine Liberal values and preferred not to lead the party debate, despite considering Liberal options.
Montreal Mayor Jean Dore praised Jacques Parizeau for plans to restore municipal funding and tax options, criticizing Liberal policies that cut grants and imposed surcharges. He stopped short of an endorsement, noting past ties to Quebec sovereignty but denying formal support.
Moe Rekunyk and two associates seek $34 million to restart a downsized Consumers Paper recycling project in Redcliff producing 18 000 tons yearly and employing about 70. The town's tax sale on Consumers assets looms end of October, complicating new funding efforts.
Canada will delay sales and use of the synthetic bovine somatotropin BST until July 1, 1995. The pledge comes after MPs urged a cabinet block pending further tests and public information. Agriculture Minister Ralph Goodale said the government preferred voluntary restraint over mandatory action.
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