10 Jan 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1994
Page
1
Ottawa police traced a break-in suspect to their own front lobby after footprints in fresh snow led from a downtown convenience store to the station. The 25-year-old man was charged with break and enter.
RCMP seized five people from the Khudozhnik Pakhomov in St Johns after unconfirmed reports of a gun battle at sea. Two killed and three wounded were reported but could not be confirmed. Officials awaited more details as a translator was arranged.
Canada opposes air strikes against Serb fighters in Bosnia citing risk to peacekeepers and aid efforts. Foreign Minister Ouellet warns of unknown consequences, prefers negotiated peace while NATO leaders push a limited partnership with former Warsaw Pact states. An unrelated bomb attack in Rome damaged NATO offices but caused no injuries.
Revenue Minister David Anderson sues the federal government for 52 000 in travel and living expenses from commuting between Victoria and Vancouver while on the Immigration Appeal Board. He also seeks 454 000 in lost pay and perks from an aborted 1989 termination, with a court ruling partially reimbursing two years of commuting costs.
Klein defended Cardinal saying he will not resign and praised his tough decisions as Liberal allegations about Cardinal's past surface. Cardinal acknowledges past missteps, notes he left his relationship with Paulette Widmark’s mother in 1972, paid support until 1987, and grew up in northern native communities amid hardship.
John Part of Oshawa Ontario became the first non British winner of the Embassy World Professional Darts Championship. The Toronto employee defeated Bobby George 6 0 in his first world event to claim 70000 dollars, calling the win like Olympic gold.
Canadian physician Jamie Astaphan who admitted supplying banned steroids to Ben Johnson faced arrest at JFK Airport after a Toronto bound flight diverted to New York for weather. He was taken into custody on warrants from Buffalo for importation and distribution of steroids and from Tampa for conspiracy to distribute steroids and cocaine.
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