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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1994
Page
1
Elizabeth Rosenblum planned to see Farewell My Concubine but watched a pre view film by Michael Trujillo. The 14 minute cartoon shown December 30 prompted a crowd of about 200 to cheer as Rosenblum tearfully accepted a marriage proposal. They left before the feature started.
Bryan Leslie Bottyan, 21, received a 10 year sentence on eight charges including seven pimping related offences. He exploited five victims in 1992 with three girls, two aged 14, working in houses and on the streets for $50 per client. Police praise the tough penalty.
NATO warned it may bombs Serbs to ease the Bosnian siege if the shift of Canadian peacekeepers from Srebrenica to Dutch troops is blocked. Prime Minister Chretien and Foreign Minister Ouellet resisted air strikes, insisting Canadian input governs any decisions. Serb objections and casualties in Sarajevo followed, with Karadzic warning peace talks could fail. Canada’s force rotation has been disputed. Dutch replacement faces Serb resistance.
Alberta nurses at Edmonton's Grey Nuns hospital say layoffs and bumping provisions are forcing less experienced staff into operating rooms. They cite three months of training for new hires, ongoing patient safety concerns, and government plans to cut health care funding and salaries by five percent, with hundreds already laid off.
Robert Johnston testified Lorena Bobbitt woke him in the night with a naked, bloodstained John Bobbitt saying he needed to go to the hospital after his penis was severed. He aided Bobbitt, who described the attack as he lay in bed and woke Johnston.
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein faced fire for a swearing-in dinner costing 7183 and a public reception at the legislature costing 13000, part of about 786000 in hosting bills for the year ending March 1993. Opponent Laurence Decore criticized the expenditures while aide Rod Love defended them as public outreach.
Witness testifies in Hermesh Austin murder trial that the defendant was excited on a drive back to Calgary after Kungel was shot stabbed and buried at Sibbald Flats. Keeffe says Austin discussed neck wounds and Kungel gasping for air while present at the scene.
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