21 Aug 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1995
Page
1
Gene White, a Purdue University graduate student and former exterminator, pursues edible insects as his field of study. He jokes he would eat anything and showcases recipes like Herbed Rice Au Termite using wild rice carrots garlic and turmeric with termites as the main ingredient.
Ottawa bought four Aurora aircraft for 206 million dollars in 1993 but the fleet suffered precipitation static during rain and other weather. The problem disabled radios and forced flying restrictions near Greenwood Nova Scotia until repairs were completed in midsummer 1994.
The Alberta government keeps predicting a deficit for this year despite growth topping four percent. Conservatives push ahead with budget cuts saying they will stay on course. First quarter results show no windfalls to reverse deficits, with figures due August 30.
Witness comes forward in death of Wilfred Baril a 32 year old Calgary man died in RCMP custody after being arrested outside the Oxford Hotel in Brooks Alberta police hunt for witnesses autopsy to determine cause while RCMP review ongoing and potential arrest of Calgary man if injuries from the bar fight are confirmed.
The Medicine Hat Tennis Club, led by Patterson and club treasurer Mitton, seeks a new home at the Medicine Hat Golf Club to boost participation. They note about 30 members and a core, while many play tennis around town. Patterson promotes youth lessons, citing his junior titles and encounters with Rod Laver.
A Delhi bound Kalindi express rammed a stationary train outside Firozabad Uttar Pradesh. At least 300 feared dead and over 400 injured as 2,200 passengers slept when the collision occurred. Soldiers and students among the dead as rescue crews worked overnight.
Thousands of ducks are dying as botulism returns to Lake Pakowki 90 km southwest of Medicine Hat. Wildlife biologist Dale Eslinger reports tens of thousands of birds dead or dying, with 80 000 to 100 000 birds estimated lost last year. Officials say warmer conditions revive spores, and control remains elusive despite efforts to remove carcasses and monitor algae blooms.
Justice Minister Allan Rock unveiled a national strategy to aid provinces in enforcing court-ordered child support. Delinquent parents, mostly fathers, could lose passports and other federal privileges if payments remain in default.
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