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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1995
Page
1
Dr. Howard Harmetz in Cheshire Connecticut creates decorative crowns with wildlife and cartoon motifs. He has completed about 150 tooth tattoos over a decade, charging up to $100 extra per crown. One patient with a trout and salmon plans a rod and reel design next.
The federal cabinet studies raising old age pension eligibility to 67 from 65 with a 15 to 20 year phase in. It would not affect Canadians under 50 but aims to cut deficits, with seniors still receiving $385 monthly basic pension.
Medicine Hat officials warned that the city’s multi million dollar expansion of the power and water treatment plant will push utility bills higher. Mayor Ted Grimm said increases are likely though specifics were not disclosed and stressed keeping rates as soft as possible while funds are allocated.
City council plans a third review by UMA Engineering Ltd to pick the best location for the College Avenue and Trans-Canada Highway overpass. Mayor Grimm wants a final decision. previous consultants favored College Avenue. Results are expected soon.
Federal Justice Minister Allan Rock told a Tinwood Community Hall crowd that gun owners can keep firearms with new legislation next month. He argued legitimate uses include farming hunting and collecting, but not self defense, and urged compliance despite protests.
The judge ordered O. J. Simpson jurors sequestered starting Wednesday for potentially months. Judge Lance Ito said it would be very difficult but allowed weekend visits and Wednesday afternoon meetings with relatives during the proceedings.
The Canadian Press reports a six year NHL labor pact could set a 19 year draft age and a sliding free agency scale starting at 32 plus a retroactive lump sum to each team. Bettman led a governors call after the noon deadline passed without resolution. A reopener clause may allow renegotiation before the scale bottoms out.
Thousands of hopeful applicants queued in Windsor and Oshawa after General Motors advertised positions at its Oshawa plant. Unemployed or underemployed workers, including Paul Little and Brian Scarlett, sought the jobs offering $22 per hour plus benefits, with more applications taken the next day.
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