Court walk Michael Jackson trial resumes today
Michael Jackson faces renewed court action in a contract dispute as his trial resumes, bringing the entertainer back into a legal fight over a dispute that shapes his case and career.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 2002
Page
1
Michael Jackson faces renewed court action in a contract dispute as his trial resumes, bringing the entertainer back into a legal fight over a dispute that shapes his case and career.
Robert Pickton's attorney Peter Ritchie requests a closed hearing with media and public barred. The move aims to keep proceedings confidential while the case progresses through the court system.
Finance Minister John Manley says the federal government will increase health funding per Romanow but cannot fund all reforms immediately. He notes surpluses in the next few years will not cover the full 15 billion proposal over five years and urges time to digest the plan.
City council moves forward with the multi use Esplanade project estimated at 36 to 38 million dollars with 27 million pledged earlier. A petition with 6604 valid signatures satisfied Municipal Government Act thresholds for a plebiscite but the majority vote received and no further action was taken.
Bill Waters said the city council’s seven to one vote to accept the 383 page information document and take no further action on The Esplanade matched expectations. Ald. Hamill criticized the move and expressed disgust at ignoring 8 000 residents while supporting a future reconsideration.
Alberta introduces Canada's first provincewide Amber Alert system to aid quick child abduction notices. Victims groups call for a national program to standardize alerts across provinces and ensure cross border effectiveness, with RCMP administration suggested.
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