02 Dec 1993
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1993
Page
1
Wofford the golden retriever joined the Larchmont Library checkout queue with a book in his mouth. Librarian Albert Ward described the scene as patient waiting and notified Wofford’s next door neighbors, Kat Viccellio and her family, the dog’s owners.
In Calgary CUPE Alberta reaches a tentative agreement with the Alberta Healthcare Association cutting member incomes by five percent amid Premier Klein's deficit reduction drive. CUPE leaders warn layoffs possible and anticipate further cuts next year. Trudeau/Chretien-like mention withheld.
Ice and slush slowed traffic and delayed school and city buses across Medicine Hat. A three vehicle crash near Trans-Canada Highway and Dunmore Road S.E. caused about 13 000 dollars in damage with no injuries and the highway was closed to eastbound traffic for removal. Buses to Suffield were delayed to 9 30 a.m. because of ice.
Deputy Premier Ken Kowalski seeks to remove a promised 15 million loan guarantee to Consumers Paper Corp for the Redcliff recycling plant as federal and provincial support unravels. Redcliff officials warn of missed payments and possible land sale if backing ends.
Brooks RCMP say two Calgary girls aged 12 and 15 were held in a Brooks apartment for two days with one girl sexually assaulted. Police seek a 23 year old Brooks man and a 22 year old Calgary man on kidnapping and sexual assault charges. The girls were found wandering in Brooks and later reunited with their parents as social services follow up.
Mauricio Romero seeks sanctuary at a northwest Calgary Unitarian Church to avoid deportation to El Salvador. He has been in hiding for a week after missing a flight, facing a nationwide arrest warrant. Romero, diagnosed with schizophrenia, was denied refugee status and an appeal on humanitarian grounds.
Dr Gavin Hamilton argues that MBT contaminant from medical plastics, not nurse overdoses, caused several 1980 81 infant deaths at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children. No trials occurred. Susan Nelles faced accusations later dismissed. Hamilton outlines his theory in The Canadian Nurse.
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