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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 2001
Page
1
The Commons health committee calls for tighter rules on reproductive technologies. It seeks a ban on cloning human embryos for research, bans on paying donors, and requires sperm donors to reveal identity to offspring, while permitting work on surplus embryos.
Premier Ralph Klein, riding Prime-Time Scooter at Edmonton's Northlands Park, won by seven lengths against Tory MLA George Vanderburg in two minutes eight seconds. Klein credited the horse and pledged a $100 wager to Kids' Kottage.
Frank A. Clark statement on finding comfort with allies and growth from dissent reflecting on consensus vs disagreement and personal outlook.
Medicine Hat Tigers players and mascot Avory visited 10 pediatric patients at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital on Christmas, delivering 30 stuffed animals and game tickets to lift spirits. Parents and staff praised the gesture as a morale boost for recovering children.
Solberg declines backing Ablonczy while Day announces resignation as Alliance leader prompting a leadership race. Harper and Hill are mentioned as contenders along with Enzo Anderson and potential Ontario candidacy. Interim leadership to John Reynolds. race framed as Alberta centered with calls for cross party unity.
New Brunswick records two more E coli cases including a Halifax hospital transfer of a toddler while the province buries Jeffrey Bates the 23 month old first fatality. Dr Wayne MacDonald notes six confirmed cases with five in Saint John and a Moncton child. The link between cases is unclear and officials urge calm.
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