14 Dec 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 14, 1994
Page
1
In Calais Maine a dealer advertised paying 2000 dollars for anything customers could push pull or drag in A customer offered a young heifer after failing to make a down payment The dealer, after some thought, accepted saying they could turn it into cash without losing out and added What the heck.
The Medicine Hat News Santa Claus Fund Society president Alan Poirier cautions donors to verify fundraiser legitimacy. He notes non volunteers and bogus sellers soliciting money or food, warns against cash gifts, urges checking with the Santa Fund at 528-9900, and reports police investigations into the incidents.
Canadian officials push calm after a Transportation Safety Board review linked 19 crashes in ten years to lax airline rule enforcement. Transport Minister Doug Young cites improving safety while inspectors are urged to conduct deeper audits. Critics say travelers remain rightly concerned.
The Bank of Canada hiked its key rate to curb dollar erosion while commercial banks boosted prime rates to eight percent. Experts warn higher borrowing costs could dampen consumer confidence and affect purchases of big-ticket items. Bank economists expect further increases amid rising American rates.
An American Eagle Jetstream Super 31 crashes near Morrisville on the Raleigh Durham route from Greensboro. Fifteen dead, seven hospitalized, five survivors, with flight data and voice recorders recovered. Officials cite fog drizzle and 3 C temperature.
An 11-year-old got the maximum youth court term of three years in custody for his role in the April 16 killing of Barb Danelesko. The teen showed emotion in court while his mother cried. Danelesko's widower left without comment. The 36-year-old wife was stabbed during the break in. two co-defendants face second degree murder charges. Their cases were moved to adult court, with appeals filed.
In Toronto and across Canada nurses and nurse practitioners expand duties beyond orders. Ontario plans to start universal training next September allowing nurses to diagnose and treat common illnesses at universities. Alberta eyes independent practice as costs drive budget cuts and clinic care extends to remote areas.
Health officials reveal the Palliser Authority struggles to sign transfer agreements with six hospitals and a health unit before a January 1 deadline. Board reluctance to cede control, concerns over endowments, and land use fears delay governance handover across Medicine Hat, Bassano, Brooks, Bow Island, Oyen, Empress, and related facilities.
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