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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1993
Page
1
Washington state liquor authorities fined Chico's Pizza Parlor more than 1700 for serving more than pepperoni and exposing strippers during a bachelor party in a back room. A parent reported a boy saw a woman in a G-string as the door opened.
Mauricio Romero, a mentally ill Salvadoran man sheltered in a Calgary church, will be deported to El Salvador despite family pleas. Ottawa officials say no intervention and that Romero would not be in danger upon return. Supporters held a candlelight vigil outside the Unitarian Church as he awaits removal.
Alberta Liberal Justice critic Gary Dickson calls for a moratorium on private liquor licenses after a Calgary man received permission to open The Olde Liquor Store one day before his arrest for man slaughter in connection with the death of firefighter Morley James during a fatal arson blaze at the 17 Ave. Inn. The license was reassigned to his brother and a numbered company.
Cypress Medicine Hat MLA Lorne Taylor will move his 1230 Factory Street S.E. office, partly owned by him, after ethics commissioner Robert Clark flagged a potential conflict. Taylor, who owns 51 percent of 248827 Alberta Ltd., says the move aims to separate business from politics as Liberal opposition aims to tighten the Conflicts of Interest Act.
Ottawa announces cancellation of the 700 million privatization of Pearson International Airport in Toronto. Transport Minister Doug Young to begin discussions to end the deal with Pearson Development Corp. and transfer Terminals 1 and 2 to an airport authority while Terminal 3 remains private.
Police killed Pablo Escobar and his bodyguard after a rooftop confrontation in Medellin. President Gaviria called it Colombia's worst nightmare slain, a turning point though not ending the cocaine flow to North America. Escobar faced accusations of mass murders in bombings and assassinations.
Authorities killed Pablo Escobar, leader of the Medellin cartel, after a weeks long hunt. Surviving family faced asylum denial in Germany earlier in the week and the raid left Escobar and a bodyguard dead on a Medellin rooftop.
Houston reports Hubble Space Telescope shut down for repairs after final science run. Endeavour will rendezvous to capture the observatory in its cargo bay as astronauts install 11 parts including corrective optics. The mission follows a 1990 launch with a flawed mirror and a costly repair.
Alberta Energy Minister Pat Black says the province has more than 300 billion barrels of crude and abundant gas, arguing Ottawa will not curb exports despite NAFTA provisions. Premier Klein echoes confidence, comparing U S limits to a wartime victory withdrawal and stressing a secure Canadian supply with a surplus.
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