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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 07, 1995
Page
1
An off duty officer spotted a unfrozen duck trapped on a frozen lake in a Queens park and called the Emergency Service Unit. A team member crawled onto the ice to chip the bird free, ending a risky rescue.
Relatives of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman intend to be present at the trial despite defence moves to bar them. Goldman’s father and Brown’s father say their families will attend, while prosecutors seek records from a battered women’s shelter in the case.
Ottawa declares provinces must end user fees in privately run clinics or face a dollar-for-dollar cut in health transfers after Oct. 15. Alberta, led by Premier Klein, disputes the federal interpretation of the Canada Health Act while evaluating options including legal challenge. Health Minister Diane Marleau disclosed the policy.
Ukrainians in Canada observe Christmas Eve and Christmas Day on the Julian calendar with a 12 dish meatless supper. Elks Club hosts a Ukrainian Christmas supper Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. Pay at hall. A New Year’s celebration on Jan. 14 at Callaghan Inn features cocktails at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m.
Premier Ralph Klein will deliver his yearly address on ITV January 17 at a cost of 41 500 to taxpayers and will be unavailable to Medicine Hat viewers without cable. ITV won the bid amid complaints of unequal access and opposition criticism of public funds used for the broadcast.
Six residents died fleeing a North York highrise fire as authorities review the building’s public address system. Fire officials say alarms did not alert occupants predawn. twelve people including five firefighters were injured. Investigators examine self closing doors and sprinklers.
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