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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1997
Page
1
Boca Raton executive Albert Dunlap seeks armed guards for his 1.8 million home at a cost near 300000. Neighbors balk at paying, amid past burglaries and property theft since 1995. Police say enclave not highly crime prone.
Barrie Ontario reports anglers refused to leave as 32 kilometre long fissure and 100 metre wide gaps split Lake Simcoe from shore. Military and police ended rescue operations Sunday night as warnings to stay off the ice persisted. 350 people were evacuations noted while some huts remained heated and others risked the unsafe surface.
Vice-Admiral Larry Murray testified there was no clear evidence of wrongdoing after a 1993 Somalia shooting. He cited possible rules of engagement flaws or misunderstandings as primary concerns and described a long March 5 phone call with Col. Serge Labbé detailing events on the ground.
A natural gas explosion leveled a north side Edmonton house on 113th Street sending a lone female resident fleeing barefoot. The blaze caused about $145,000 in damage to the home and $5,000 to a neighboring dwelling as firefighters battled the flames.
Bow Island Alberta 20 year old Justin Bremer dies in a head on crash with a semi on Highway 3 at 5 am. The Hat Pipeline Cubs player had just tallied a goal and four assists in a 16 3 junior game against the Morley Tomahawks. Bremer was not wearing a seat belt. the other driver was uninjured. His family mourns the loss as hockey remains central to his life.
Five foot eight forward Bremer, a top scorer in the International Junior Hockey League, died after an accident near Bow Island. He played for the Cubs afterMoving with family to Bow Island in 1994 and commuted to Medicine Hat for hockey. Funeral set for Morrin High School gym Saturday at 2 p.m.
Beata Sankiewicz of Sudbury, 73, a longtime entrant, wins $10 million in a Publishers Clearing House promotion tied to the Super Bowl. A spokesman presented her a $100,000 first instalment during halftime in Sudbury as part of the annual contest that began in 1967.
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