11 Dec 1993
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1993
Page
1
John Denney in Sauk Rapids displays a roof sign reading Scrooge as a family joke about Christmas. He recalls past signs Bah humbug and Go Grinch and notes post holiday bills dampen the season. he considered a harsher phrase but refrained.
In Clayoquot Sound an accord lets five native tribes manage logging in two dense forest regions with BC funding for training. The plan creates forest wardens and inspectors, costs 1.25 million over three years, and forms a new advisory board and job strategy for indigenous communities.
Alberta health minister Shirley McClellan says user fees should be on the table when discussions with federal and provincial colleagues resume in January. The Starting Points report proposes dropping non essential services from medicare and may require private insurance or out of pocket payments, with seniors possibly paying premiums. Critics warn the plan may clash with the Canada Health Act and federal reluctance on user fees.
Two unions representing nurses and aides at Central Park Lodge reject a five per cent wage cut, risking hours reductions and layoffs from Jan. 1. Lodge administrator says provincial grants will drop five per cent, while union leaders stress resident safety and job security.
Witness testifies in Court of Queens Bench that Austin and accomplices beat and tormented Kungel before he was killed. Keeffe said Austin appeared to enjoy the cruelty as Kungel pleaded for air while dragged to a pre dug grave and burned.
On the eve of Russia's first post-Soviet elections, many voters show weariness and plan not to vote. The referendum would solidify President Yeltsin's power and private property rights, with turnout and a majority needed for ratification. Prime Minister Chernomyrdin warned of direct rule if the constitution fails.
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