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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1995
Page
1
Golden oldies Germaine Munger 95 Jacques Beauvais 80 and Olivar Asselin 70 depart for a week in Mexico after local Les P'tits freres des pauvres picks them for the holiday. They will stay in host homes of the group's Mexican branch.
The volunteer search for 23 year old Melanie Carpenter expanded from the mall in Surrey British Columbia after more than two weeks with rough weather and fog hampering efforts. RCMP computer guided searches pushed into bushy areas as volunteers covered five to six kilometres in all directions and planned further expansion.
Rose Kennedy, matriarch of the Kennedy political family, dies at 104 from pneumonia complications. Edward Kennedy confirms her death surrounded by family, as President Clinton offers condolences. The Kennedy and Fitzgerald families remember her as the country’s enduring matriarch.
In Toronto the Ontario Court of Appeal acquitted Guy Paul Morin after a new round of DNA tests linked to the nine year old Christine Jessop sex slaying. Morin thanked the court as supporters cheered and Jessop’s family expressed mixed emotions. The verdict ends a decade-long murder saga with Morin exonerated after serving time and years of appeals.
Calgary health leader Jim Saunders warns Alberta faces further cuts beyond Ralph Klein's, after a meeting with Finance Minister Paul Martin. He argues federal health transfers and employee health benefit tax proposals could reduce Alberta's health budget and raise costs for employers, potentially prompting loss of benefits and worse health outcomes.
Dorothy Joudrie a Calgary condominium owner and hostess known for charity work and parties is charged in the weekend shooting of her estranged husband Earl Joudrie chairman of Gulf Canada Resources and Canadian Tire Corp. The 59 year old appears in a provincial court with a possible bail request. Earl Joudrie hospitalized in stable condition with non life threatening injuries. Neighbors describe Joudrie as a generous community figure and a respected host.
The trial of Orenthal James Simpson opens with contested claims as prosecutors seek to show a violent past and motive behind the June 12 knife killings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Judge Lance Ito oversees last minute matters as Mar guerite Simpson Thomas may testify.
A federal investigator cites a breakdown between the jumbo jet captain and ground crew deicing the Boeing 747 at Mirabel. Three Canadian Airlines employees on ladders were killed when the Royal Air Maroc plane moved and toppled their vehicles. Investigations by police, coroner, and airline proceed separately.
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