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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jan 30, 1995

Page

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Woman Rescued From Six-Metre Sinkhole In Burbank

A 52 year old woman walking her terrier on a bridle path at the Los Angeles Equestrian Centre plummeted into an abandoned well opening two feet wide at the surface but a cavern about 20 by 20 feet deep. Passersby heard her cries and firefighters hoisted her out after about 30 minutes using a hook ladder and rope.

Burbank Calif Los Angeles Doyle Holm Roger Mason

Anxiety boils as 30000 federal jobs vanish in coming budget

Ottawa reports say public service stress surges with mass job cuts and rising incidents of personal crisis, heart attacks, and strokes. Union counsellor notes workers turn to drinking. officials warn workload remains high while cuts persist. In San Francisco, after a 49ers win, two shot and 30 arrested amid celebration and unrest in the Mission district.

Ottawa Public Service Hull Margi Slone Health Department Vancouver SAN Francisco San Francisco 49Ers Miguel Granados San Diego Chargers Miami Dolores Gomez San Francisco General Hospital Mission District Gomez

Five survive plane wreck in Canadian Rockies remains hopeful

In Revelstoke BC area a bush pilot Kurt Schultz guided a six passenger craft to a nose up landing after a downdraft caused a stall. Survivors Craig DeCecco Grant Jegodzka and Tate Stuparyk credit Schultz with saving their lives as the plane broke apart on impact. Schultz remained hospitalized and unavailable for interview.

Edmonton Craig DeCecco Rockies DeCecco Grant Jegodzka Tate Stuparyk Tony Warren South Side Kurt Schultz Schultz University Hospital Revelstoke B.C Doctor Doolittle Jegodzka NAIT Warren Stuparyk Brinks

Flood waters roar through west Europe as deaths Mount

Rivers across France Germany and the Netherlands reached near record levels flooding towns and forcing hundreds from homes. At least six people are missing and two are dead with further fatalities feared as Meuse and Oise rivers surge.

Paris Europe France Netherlands Atlantic Old City Cologne Germany Meuse Charleville-Mezieres Oise Laon Origny-Sainte-Benoite Aisne Seine Quistreham

Classified Ads Lost After Weekend Computer Crash

Medicine Hat News reports 20 to 30 classified ads were lost when a weekend computer failure occurred. The system is fixed and readers are asked to call during business hours at 527-1101 or after hours at 526-8666 to confirm ads. This is the first such large-scale issue.

Medicine Hat News James Tennant Alan Poirier Information Tennant

Liberal MP warns of expulsion over gun control vote

Nova Scotia Liberal MP Harry Verran said Prime Minister Jean Chretien could expel MPs who oppose Justice Minister Allan Rock’s gun control proposals. At a North Range meeting he faced heckling from about 600 gun owners while outlining his disagreement with the national firearms registry plan.

Digby NS Jean Chretien Nova Scotia Harry Verran South West Nova Justice Allan Rock Verran North Range N.S Commons Rock Tony Rogers Nova Scotia Wildlife Association Ottawa

Border clash renews decades-old Peru Ecuador dispute

Ecuador and Peru fought along an unmarked 80 kilometre border near the Cenepa River amid a government blackout. Both sides claimed the attack occurred on their soil as the Cordillera del Condor area, rich in minerals, again saw violence after days of fighting leaving dozens dead. President Fujimori and Quito disputed accounts as Peruvian forces struck four bases with air and ground fire.

Macas Ecuador Peru Cordillera del Condor Quito Sixte Duran-Ballen Alberto Fujimori Coe

Ito refuses delay in Simpson trial over witness disclosures

Superior Court Judge Lance Ito refused to adjourn the O J Simpson murder case amid late disclosed evidence. He ruled the defense hid 14 witnesses to gain an unfair tactical advantage and said jurors will be told to disregard those witnesses. He ordered immediate disclosure of expert witness statements and reports and warned of possible barring if investigators lack time.

Los Angeles O.J. Simpson Simpson Lance Ito Ito Perts

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