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Frid ay will see mostly few clouds with a high of 24 and a low of 14. The map on page B3 notes mild conditions and light winds for the area.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1990
Page
1
Growth hormone shows aging reversal in elderly study
In a pilot U S study twelve men received three weekly injections of growth hormone for six months. Lean muscle rose about nine percent while fat tissue fell fourteen percent, suggesting age related body changes can be partly reversed though safety and cost remain concerns. Experts urge further research before routine use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S
Mone
Axel Feller
Chicago Medical School
Daniel Rudman
Medical College of Wisconsin
West aids east bloc, excludes Soviets
West European and Canadian ministers agreed to funnel millions to revive four East European economies but avoided pledging aid to the Soviet Union. Canada announced 60 million over three years for reformist states, while the bloc eyeed a broader aid package for Soviet perestroika amid NATO talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Canada
Soviet Union
Poland
Clark Hungary
Europe
Kremlin
United States
West Germany
France
NATO
London
Houston
Central
Joe Clark
Clark
Hungary
Mikhail Gorbachev
Mallard freed after net trap ends rescue effort
Calgary witnesses a mallard named Edward freed from a plastic six pack holder after a gun propelled net trapped him from a lagoon beneath a five metre foot bridge. Jeff Marley, who leapt to the scene as cameras rolled, clipped the net and released the calm bird to fly back toward the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Edward
Jeff Marley
Marley
Ottawa blamed Newfoundland in Meech Lake failure, Wells says
Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells told CBC The Journal that Ottawa aimed to blame Newfoundland rather than pursue a last minute Supreme Court delay plan. Wells countered Mulroney and Murray, saying Newfoundland voting no sealed Meech Lake’s fate as time ran out in Manitoba. He supported Bert Brown’s triple E Senate ideas as a constitutional reform path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Brook
Mfld
Ottawa
Newfoundland
Meech Lake
Supreme Court of Canada
Clyde Wells
Cbc-Tv
the Journal
Wells
Brian Mulroney
Lowell Murray
Murray
Supreme Court
Journal
CBC
Quebec
Mulroney
Manitoba
Triple-E Senate
Bert Brown
Canada
Brown
Senate
Calgary Sun
Rocheleau vows resignation if Chretien runs in byelection
Rebel MP Gilles Rocheleau, who quit the Liberal caucus, says he will resign his Hull-Aylmer seat if the Liberal leader agrees to run against him in the ensuing byelection. He claims Quebec will not accept Chretien and calls him a traitor and liar. Chretien, without a current seat, has said he may run in six months in his old Saint-Maurice riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull-Aylmer
Quebec
Chretien
Rocheleau
Liberal
Saint-Maurice
Ottawa
House of Commons
Rain brings more floods to central Alberta this weekend
Rain-weary central Alberta could be in for more wet weather this weekend as a low pressure system moves in. Forecasters warn the city could see substantial rainfall if the system tracks south, with residents already coping with river levels and basement flooding in Ponoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Ken Nelles
Environment Canada
Harper urges native unity after Meech Lake collapse
Elijah Harper told Chiefs Summit the aboriginal people should seize the Meech Lake moment to claim a distinct society role in Canada. Wearing an eagle feather, the Manitoba legislator appealed for a inclusive constitutional process with natives at the table as full, equal partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canada
Elijah Harper
National Indian Chiefs Conference
Meech Lake
Manitoba
Harper
Quebec
England Fans Riot After World Cup Defeat in Italy
London and 28 English towns saw a wave of soccer violence after West Germany won 3 2 on penalties in Turin. Police arrested over 200. 300 West German students were kept safe in Brighton nightclub as English crowds attacked cars and hurled missiles. Thatcher congratulated both teams on a thrilling semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret Thatcher
West Germany
England
Turin
Italy
Brighton
Thatcher
Scotland Yard
Cameroon
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Rebel Grit
Gilles Rocheleau
Jean Chretien
Graf
Steffi Graf
Zina Garrison
Garrison
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