16 Jan 1999
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1999
Page
1
Canadian Press reports U S prosecutors demand President Clinton testify at impeachment trial to confront alleged obstruction of justice. Defenders flag political peril while Sen Joseph Biden questions whether a Senate summons could be refused.
Alberta experts reject commercial fishing as the cause of lower pike and walleye counts at irrigation reservoirs. Regulators propose changes to help pike recovery, while fishermen note quotas and self regulation. Some locals want Rat tlesnake closed to commercial fishing, citing equity for sport anglers.
Evangelist Jerry Falwell told about 1,500 attendees at a Kingsport Tennessee evangelism conference that the Antichrist could be alive today as a male Jew and may appear within a decade before the Tribulation. He warned the Antichrist will spread universal evil before Christ’s return.
A short quotation about memory and understanding appears alongside reflections on judging editing parenting and remembering childhood. The note cites Anna Quindlen and jokes about photographic memory.
Justice Duncan Shaw of the B C Supreme Court declares the possession of child pornography not a crime, finding the Criminal Code section void for Charter rights violations. He notes harm exists but says no proven surge in danger to children, as the case involving John Sharpe of Surrey proceeds.
St John’s taxi driver Mike Rodgers keeps a blue guest book in his cab. He uses it to sign riders who feel like guests in his car. The register began three years ago with space for names and addresses. a second edition adds email and more details.
Washington officials say Germany will compensate US citizens harmed in Nazi camps under the second phase of a 1995 agreement. About 230 claimants could receive from 10 000 to over 200 000 dollars, depending on camp time and harm. Payments await German parliamentary approval and are due in the first half of this year. Elan Steinberg of the World Jewish Congress welcomed the accord but noted many other claims remain pending.
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