12 Jan 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1995
Page
1
Parks officials move to curb violence among wedding photographers in Metro Toronto by issuing time and location restricted permits at four popular parks. Acting parks commissioner Ray Biggart cites past fist fights between photographers and grooms over peak photo times.
A Clarke Institute review finds strong links between childhood cross gender behavior and homosexual orientation in adulthood for both genders. More than 80 percent of lesbian women and 89 percent of gay men showed boyish or feminine childhood behavior respectively.
NHL owners and players reach a six-year tentative agreement ending a 103 day lockout. A 48 game season will start late next week as ratification and remaining issues are resolved by Friday noon. Players express mixed feelings but hope hockey returns.
Russian forces launched a major offensive on Grozny the Chechen capital with heavy shelling and hundreds of tanks and APCs moving toward the city. Chechen defenders armed mainly with Kalashnikovs struggle to hold the presidential palace as air strikes and house to house fighting intensify.
The dollar's 20 percent drop since 1991 has helped exporters but raised costs for importers and borrowers. Savers gain in higher rates yet face inflation risks as imports rise. pensioners see reduced purchasing power. Bank of Canada signals higher rates to defend the currency.
Prosecution papers in Los Angeles allege O J Simpson beat slapped and kicked ex wife Nicole Simpson, abused her during sex and threatened to cut off the heads of any boyfriends driving her cars. The claims surfaced as a hearing on admissibility of past abuse testimony began amid the murder case against Simpson.
The National Council of Welfare blasts legal aid as an expensive lawyers’ industry. It urges independent management, paralegals’ involvement, and focus on low income access to justice, not profits or broad legal work.
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