29 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 29, 1992
Page
1
In Tualatin Oregon firefighters freed Buster the beagle whose head wedged in a clothes dryer vent exiting a house while the owners were away. Two boys 10 and 15 alerted their father as crews used a power saw to cut a square hole and release the dog.
In Tranuovo and Gendron each light the lamp twice as Canada routs Russia 9-1 for its third straight win at the world junior championship in Gavle Sweden. Canada led 3-0 after the first period, then poured in four goals in the third to deliver the lopsided victory. This marked the Soviet Union’s worst loss in the history of the tournament. Canada next faces Finland, with Germany also playing later.
US Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger and Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev agreed text for START I to slash nuclear arsenals by about two thirds and abolish land based missiles with multiple warheads. They will submit the document to Presidents Bush and Yeltsin for approval with possible signing in Geneva or Paris next month. Ottawa raises basic stamp to 43 cents, US letter to 49 cents, international to 86 cents.
American Airlines will invest 246 million in Canadian Airlines International as part of a two party alliance. The plan includes linking frequent flyer programs in early 1998 and a services package to cut costs. about 1 300 jobs may be cut as Canadian restructures.
A Yukon origin cold spell tightens its grip across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta while British Columbia is deluged with snow. Three deaths are linked to the severe weather as residents from Vancouver to Edmonton cope with record lows and travel disruptions. A Calgary homeless man recalls the harsh cold as others seek warmer climes.
In Anderson Subdivision Alberta a 32 hour standoff ended with a 30 year old man in RCMP custody. A second man, David Arnold, was found dead in the home. Nadine Muise and Brandon Muise were unharmed with their mother Connie Muise nearby. A firearm was seized and investigators have not released the cause of Arnold’s death.
President Fernando Collor de Mello resigned as Senate opened his corruption trial. Acting president Itamar Franco was sworn in to serve the remaining two years of Collor’s term. Collor loses immunity and faces possible prosecution. his future in politics remains uncertain.
About 10 000 Muslim fighters gathered on a strategic hillside overlooking Sarajevo amid rumors of a dawn assault to break the Serb siege. UN spokesman Mik Magnusson said only 6 000 were well armed while 4 000 served in support roles.
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