04 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1992
Page
1
A 1 year old man, Jacob Mandel, received a year in a prison psychiatric unit after pleading no contest to three arson counts and one vandalism count. A judge placed him on five years probation following arrests for fires at hair salons he claimed cut badly.
Statistics Canada reports November unemployment at 11.8 percent, with 1.645 million out of work and 97,000 re entering the labor force. In Medicine Hat employment fell to 22,700 while the rate declined to 6.2 percent. In Concord Ontario police say robbers hauled about 6.7 million in untraceable cash from National Armored Ltd. depot, later audited to 8.3 million with guards overpowered by masked bandits.
A 17 year old, who cannot be named, accepted guilty pleas for conspiracy in the Darlene Korolak murder. He received the maximum Young Offenders Act sentence of three years, after aiding discussions and cleaning a bloodied shirt. The case also involved Ronald Shawn Korolak and others, with police and court actions continuing.
Canada announced 900 military personnel will join the U S led operation in Somalia to aid food distribution and disarm warlords as part of a U N backed effort. Canadian External Affairs Minister Barbara McDougall said the mission aims to end Somali suffering within a year and authorized force if needed.
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce will reduce its workforce by 2 500 positions by next October as part of a restructuring to boost competitiveness. About 2 500 full and part time roles equal 2 5 percent of the bank’s 49 000 staff across head office Toronto regional offices and 1 500 branches. Some small branches will be closed and combined with larger ones.
A warrant was issued for hockey star Eric Lindros on assault charges after a Whitby woman alleged he elbowed her and spat beer in her face at a bar. Police say the matter stemmed from a disputed space on the dance floor.
A Queen's University team led by Susan Cole and Roger Deeley reports in Science a gene that may trigger the cancer cells defense against therapies. The nine member group says the gene may transport drugs away from targets, potentially explaining sustained drug resistance in many patients.
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