05 Jul 1996
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1996
Page
1
Nicole Ann Hudon was sentenced in provincial court to 15 months for three counts of public mischief after confessing to fabricating a rape claim. Judge Philip Wambolt noted the harm to the men accused and to public trust, while Hudon showed no remorse.
In London Diana, Princess of Wales, studies her estranged husband’s proposed divorce terms while both sides keep timing vague. Diana’s lawyer and spokeswoman refuse further comment as media forecast a lump sum between 37.5 and 44 million dollars plus staff allowances, with the Queen urging privacy.
In Medicine Hat Alberta the June unadjusted unemployment rate for the Medicine Hat Lethbridge region was 5.1 percent, down from 5.9 percent the prior month, while the national rate climbed to 10.0 percent. Residents including Sherry Reinhardt express optimism about finding work despite higher totals.
An 18 year old, Leslie Raymond, was shot multiple times in an incident near Southgate Mall after school. Police say the gunman, 18 to 20, dark skinned, fled in a car and the attack followed a racial group power struggle linked to Harry Ainlay high school students. Raymond remained in critical condition.
In Channel Islands Harbor Oxnard California a cadre of about a dozen Newfoundland dogs are trained for rescue duties. Trainees perform six skill drills including boat debark and towing swimmers to shore under supervision from the Newfoundland Club of America. A dog passing junior tests becomes a Water Dog and senior tests grant Water Rescue Dog status.
Short weather note lists high tomorrow and low tonight with a map reference. Contains unreadable fragments but provides temperature figures and page indicator.
Toronto councillors defeated a motion to reopen debate on a bylaw banning smoking in restaurants and bars starting January 1. Mayor Barbara Hall argued to reconsider. supporters warn of harm to workers and tourism while opponents call the decision punitive toward smokers.
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