06 Jan 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1992
Page
1
In Smith Centre Kansas Mildred Lambert recalls a red, blue and yellow baseball sized toy that slipped through a floor crack in 1913. The ball, forgotten for decades, was recovered as a Christmas gift for the 86 year old woman, who cherishes the token of childhood.
The FDA asks doctors to stop using silicone gel breast implants until safety data are evaluated. Commissioner David Kessler will reconvene an advisory panel within 45 days to review new information. The agency says some evidence may not have been submitted, but removal is not recommended for asymptomatic women.
IRA planted a 275 kilogram bomb in a hijacked van outside a city office building on Sunday night followed by a 225 kilogram bomb in a hijacked postal van near police headquarters today. Police reported millions in damage but no serious injuries as thousands of workers and shoppers faced chaos and smoke.
Stephenson comments on relief that a scenario could not relegate him to street life. This Page B2 note reflects cautious optimism about containment and ongoing concerns for public safety.
The six week old calf K yosha died from a bacterial brain infection just 97 days after birth. Autopsy confirmed infection. staff noted the whale had been thriving days earlier and was being fed by hand after a suspected immune deficiency. Authorities transported the body to Abbotsford for examination.
Justice Jacques Dufour ruled that Nancy B., a 24 year old paralysed by Guillain Barré syndrome, may be disconnected from life support after a 30 day appeal period. The decision weighs the Civil Code right to refuse treatment against euthanasia prohibitions.
In Moscow and across former Soviet republics, free price reforms trigger shock and relief. Shelves sit empty as wholesalers stock-take, while Georgians and Armenians face curfews and rising tensions. Ukraine expands control of armed forces and the Black Sea fleet amid broader post-Soviet power shifts.
U S authorities say Baptist minister Gordon Edward Waddell a long-time fugitive linked to the Posse Comitatus was captured near Golden B C after a speeding stop. He faced weapons charges in the United States and was expected to attend an extradition hearing in Vancouver this week.
Fire engulfed the parliament as rebels say President Zviad Gamsakhurdia fled the capital after heavy shelling. Rebels claim to be forming a civilian coalition and may call elections as early as April. Gamsakhurdia reportedly fled to Azerbaijan with family aboard 12 cars.
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