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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1995
Page
1
Rotterdam police report earprints from burglars as new forensic proof. Ear prints left while listening at doors and windows help convict suspects, with officials predicting earprinting will soon be as common as fingerprinting in the Netherlands.
Alberta endured severe rain and hail after storms Wednesday. Edmonton faced over 60 millimetres of rain in three hours with basement floods while Calgary reported washed-out roads trapping cars. One resident said a lake formed in front of his house as a bus shelter flooded. Insurance officials warn damages could surpass A million dollars though payout depends on coverage and liability. City officials say no responsibility due to act of God.
Former Alberta transportation minister Peter Trynchy seeks judicial review to quash or limit the December ethics report by Bob Clark claiming the commissioner's conclusions were flawed. He also targets a CBC report accusing him of questionable business practices while RCMP probe cleared him of criminal wrongdoing.
Ottawa reports show Leader Preston Manning and MP Monte Solberg amid a donor list totaling 570000 from major firms. Documents filed with Elections Canada reveal only some Reform MPs are among contributors. The data note several intended donations not completed before year end.
A 28 year old Manitoba man sues two doctors alleging negligence in a May 1993 abortion that failed to prevent a birth. He seeks special damages to support his son born November 20 1993, while arguing over parental rights post birth.
Social Services Minister Mike Cardinal announced a 2000 start for workfare in Alberta. Able bodied recipients must work or train in private sector jobs or government programs like maintenance tasks. Edmonton hosts about 40 participants. Calgary will follow, with six month post birth rules and daycare subsidies limited to participants. Cardinal aims to reduce welfare costs and shift expectations, urging municipalities to participate.
Capt. Richard Bailey, 30, was killed when his CF-18 crashed during a high altitude air to air training over Primrose Lake on the Saskatchewan Alberta boundary. Indications are he did not eject. An investigation will determine the cause. Bailey was based at Cold Lake for 18 months and had six years in the armed forces.
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