19 Jan 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1994
Page
1
Royal watcher Richard Kay notes in Healthy Eating magazine that the Queen personally prepares meals for her corgis. A footman delivers cooked meats biscuits gravy and empty bowls while the Queen crafts each dog dinner with a silver spoon and fork.
Jeff Gillooly named in a warrant over the plan to harm Nancy Kerrigan at the Detroit championships. Affidavits show Harding bodyguard confession, step by step funds and calls tied to the January 1994 attack.
Mayor Ted Grimm says the city can absorb the province's 1994 municipal assistance grant reduction of 20 percent though overall revenues shrink by about 1.4 million. Premier Ralph Klein orders major cuts to health education and social services while schools face funding changes.
Commuters return to work as crews repair the Santa Monica Freeway after a devastating quake. Governor Wilson warns damage could hit 30 billion dollars with 15 to 30 billion likely. The region endures aftershocks, stranded drivers, gas and water shortages, and looming conservation measures.
Gov. Gen. Hnatyshyn opens the 35th Parliament as Prime Minister Chretien unveils plans to replace the GST, boost literacy funding, and expand social programs. MP Monte Solberg calls it a rehash, noting unclear funding and plans while praising a potential House debate on foreign policy and continuing public works. The agenda includes youth service, venture capital aid, and measures against violence, racism, and hate crimes, with several items awaiting provincial agreement.
The Department of National Defence says 1,160 feral horses will be collected starting next Tuesday near Medicine Hat at CFB Suffield. Critics claim foaling season timing is unsafe, while supporters argue foaling runs April to June and rounds will be humane and weather dependent.
Medicine Hat MLA Lorne Taylor admits not knowing CKUA exists in his riding as ACCESS faces possible cuts. Citizens including Noreen Foster and Randy Kilburn urge letters to the premier and MLAs while critics push for alternatives to privatization. Budget deadlines are deemed unreal by critics.
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