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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 2000
Page
1
Washington officials report 29 newly tallied deaths as part of the Firestone tire safety investigation, bringing US fatalities tied to tread separations and blowouts to 148. NHTSA notes 4,300+ complaints and 525+ injuries since the recall in August.
An Air Canada DC-9 at St John’s was halted after an employee raised concerns about pilot fitness. The pilots were taken to Toronto for investigation by Air Canada and Transport Canada, with no verified details on alcohol or cause at this time.
A 22 year old woman was attacked in a ground floor College Drive apartment during daylight around 9 15 am. The assailant, about 40 with grey hair, forced entry, struck her with a broken stool and a champagne glass, and fled through a window. Police and a canine unit searched the area as neighbours expressed fear.
Calvin the Donkey has been removed from Edmonton’s live nativity display after a history of kicking at sheep. City spokesperson Don Belanger confirms there will be no donkey this year as three sheep, borrowed from the Valley Zoo, will carry the scene.
Iberta manufacturers and retailers warn soaring energy prices may force production cuts or closures. Jayson Myers of the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters Association says a cost crisis could trim employment. Gas jumps to 10.30 per gigajoule amid cold snap and electricity shortages raise rates. Alberta considers deregulation, sparking concerns over generator shortages. Alta-Steel president Jim Lepp urges more generation to prevent reduced economic activity.
Alberta government nets about 1 billion from the sale of remaining electricity to 45 bidders in a December auction. Net proceeds favor industry with 65 percent likely as rebates next year. 35 percent to residential and farm consumers, delayed possibly until 2002. Nonwinning businesses warn of higher bills.
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