07 Jul 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1995
Page
1
Kaohsiung county official Chen Chun-liang was dismissed after working scarcely eight days between July 1, 1994, and June 30, 1995. The withdrawal of a 612000 subsidy stemmed from a single document missing its deadline, according to magister Yu Cheng-hsien.
Royal Bank of Canada chief economist warns 1995 will be tough with near recession growth and unemployment at 10 percent by year end. U S rate cuts spill over to Canada as Quebec referendum looms and rates may rise modestly this fall. Uncertainty frames a fragile economy amid slower growth and job losses. In Canada a rare surrogate birth prompts ethical debate as a Vancouver grandmother bears her daughter's grandchild using implanted fertilized eggs.
Medicine Hat police formed a task force that nabbed 22 burglars charged with 75 offences including 24 break ins. Over $27,000 in stolen property was recovered as investigators pursued a known group of criminals linked to multiple business burglaries since December. Additional suspects remain at large.
A seven month old, born with hypoplastic left heart, died at an Edmonton hospital after viral infection worsened his condition. He had been on a transplant list since eight weeks old amid a dispute over listing him for an American transplant versus local Alberta care.
Karla Homolka criticizes her parents in a February 1991 letter for not funding their daughter’s June wedding to Paul Bernardo. She calls them selfish and notes family tensions after the couple moved out, amid details tied to Tammy’s death and the Bernardo trial proceedings.
British Columbia Reform MPs openly attack leader Preston Manning over appointing Alberta Reformers to key caucus posts. Randy White warns of a rift while BC members decry reduced influence as Albertans hold most major critic roles. Gilmour and others call for regional balance before Parliament resumes in September.
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