10 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1992
Page
1
Jimmy Dale Struble, 49, paralyzed from the neck down after a 1986 incident, died December 3 from lung problems. Friends carried his saddle draped casket in a pickup to the graveyard and lowered it feet first with lariats. He was buried wearing a cowboy hat jeans a western shirt and boots.
Regina Crown prosecutors will send eight accused in a Martensville sex abuse case directly to trial, bypassing a preliminary hearing. Richard Quinney cited reducing trauma for child witnesses and preserving testimony as the rationale, noting 13 alleged victims and fears memories fading with delay.
The Prime Minister plans to appoint several new senators in the traditional patronage style to secure long term PC control of the Senate. The push could aid passage of Bill C 91 extending drug patent monopolies and the Canada US free trade agreement enabling legislation. Senator Lowell Murray notes the move provides added margin to pass key bills.
London reports say Prince Charles and Diana, Prince and Princess of Wales, announced separation and will continue public appearances. Papers headline crisis and future heir questions while Buckingham Palace notes no divorce and ongoing royal duties. Diana to reside at Kensington Palace. Charles to stay at Highgrove House.
Two Somalis were killed and seven injured when their truck sped through a French Foreign Legion roadblock in Mogadishu. It remained unclear if gunfire or loss of control caused the deaths. Photographers at the scene reported some victims were shot.
Calgary scene shows Ralph Klein moving to four core committees and a central agenda drive while signaling a leaner cabinet. He chats with reporters, deflecting Getty-era friction, and offers Betkowski a government role though she contemplates her path after losing the party leadership.
Justice Minister Kim Campbell proposes broad protections against discrimination based on sexual orientation in the federal Human Rights Act. The draft also defines marital status to require opposite sex marriage for benefits, prompting concerns that gays and lesbians may lack full rights and benefits. Svend Robinson accuses the plan of enabling employer discrimination and betraying lesbian and gay Canadians.
Canadian friends of convicted killer Lawrencia Bembenek rejoiced at her Milwaukee prison release. Steven LeLacheur of Cambridge praised her, saying a party would follow as she contemplates returning to Canada, where foreigners with criminal convictions face entry bans.
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