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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1994
Page
1
An Oklahoma City man walked into a local convenience store on a Wednesday night and drew a knife after ignoring two customers in line. Police wrestled him to the ground and arrested him, with Sgt Bill Martin noting his rudeness led to the takedown.
Derek Lee chair of the House security subcommittee says focus on big questions rather than leaks. The panel will probe CSIS paid an informer to monitor the Heritage Front and others, as RCMP tie up the leak case including Brian McInnis who was briefly jailed.
Bosnian Serbs cast ballots in Pale and other towns to overwhelmingly reject an international peace plan that would divide Bosnia and hinder Serb ties with Serbia. Milosevic denounces them as UN sanctions remain, while Kozyrev plans to press for monitoring. Voting continues through Sunday.
In Petty Harbour Newfoundland the first day of a restricted subsistence cod fishery yields ten fish per boat with good quality and size. Fishermen report renewed tradition and relief, while authorities note minimal violations and ongoing patrols as the program runs Fridays and Saturdays through Sept. 24.
Police search for six Ghana track and field athletes and a Sri Lankan boxer missing from the Victoria campus Athletes Village near the Commonwealth Games. Investigators say the group may seek refugee status or asylum in Vancouver or Toronto. Names include Philomina Mensah and others.
In Panzi camp near Bukavu, up to 10 000 Hutu soldiers and militiamen and their families face starvation as aid groups withhold relief, citing fear of endorsing those accused of mass killings. CARITAS and Asia Volunteer Network are among the rare exceptions aiding orphans and the sick.
In Alberta, five year old Aaron kept vigil over his unconscious mother Kristyne Carlson for about six hours after their car veered off a remote road near Breton. He woke at 6:30 a.m. and flagged a passing truck for help, enabling an ambulance to reach them.
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