14 Jan 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 1994
Page
1
An electronics teacher Rene Le Mancgy 62 is charged with using radio waves to crash over 100 model planes from a club near Marseille. He had long feud over noise and held a 1977 court order restricting flights. crashes in 1982 and 1983 were linked to transmissions from his home.
Premier Ralph Klein warns Albertans of hurt and pain as he prepares a provincewide television address to sell the next phase of cost cutting. He cites tough decisions for balance by 1996-97 and outlines three year plans for health social services education and advanced education.
Children and adults in Medicine Hat have found used syringes in alleys and public spaces. Health officials urge caution and proper disposal, noting risks of hepatitis B and AIDS from contaminated needles. Police report many incidents and emphasize safe handling and reporting.
Wyeth-Ayerst Canada announces Norplant will be distributed starting March after Health Department approval. Train 600 doctors on arm insertion. six capsules release hormone to prevent ovulation for up to five years at 495 dollars per prescription. Government coverage left to provincial decisions.
Portland police report two men including Tonya Harding's bodyguard Eckardt and Derrick Smith were arrested on conspiracy to commit assault in the Kerrigan attack. Authorities expect at least two more arrests as the FBI and sheriff's office pursue suspects in the Detroit incident that halted Kerrigan's Olympic path.
Canadian peacekeepers in Srebrenica face a Dutch rotation of about 150 troops with timing debated by Brig Gen Barry Ashton and Defence Minister David Collenette. Muslims and Bosnian Serbs veto replacements, NATO air strikes discussed but not ready, while authorities seek consensus amid UN safety concerns.
Municipal Affairs Minister Steve West says the next privatization target is housing for seniors. He predicts private operators can run lodges and apartments more efficiently and at affordable prices, with means testing possible for subsidies. Help will remain for those in need as the state shifts from bricks and mortar to client-focused subsidies.
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