14 Jul 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1995
Page
1
Washington AP reports Newt Gingrich dismissed a TV question about boxers or briefs during an MTV Raw show taped Thursday. He called the query very stupid while Clinton answered with a brief remark at a separate MTV forum.
Alberta Liberals say a provincial loan guarantee from 1992 may leave taxpayers on the hook for 15 million as North American Life Assurance bought First City Trust assets. The guarantee covered a 175 million loan to settle First City's debts, with Laurentian Bank later acquiring the trust.
Tuzla aid officials faced a massive influx of exhausted refugees amid the Srebrenica fall. UN and NATO actions continued around Zepa as Canadian peacekeepers prepared withdrawal, while thousands awaited shelter, food, and water after Serb advances.
Gloria Picken and 18 other residents on Iron Avenue report relentless floods and now a swarm of thousands of mosquitoes. They say no official has assessed damage since June and request help from the parks department.
Toronto CP report on John Rosen's cross examination in the Bernardo trial. The prosecutor argued Karla Homolka lied to defend Bernardo while pointing to a supposed mallet attack on Kristen French and questioning the timing of French's death. Homolka denied the allegations, insisting she was forced to help after Bernardo menaced her and showed a videotape.
Vague notes mention citizen input on housing and business growth, aiming to improve downtown vitality. Officials signal ongoing hearings and tentative timelines.
Ottawa to set up an independent panel to review cases of more than a dozen women imprisoned for killing abusive partners. Justice Minister Allan Rock will name an outsider, likely a judge, to advise on possible releases, sentence cuts, or new trials following the 1990 Supreme Court ruling recognizing battered woman syndrome. Kim Pate of the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies notes years of advocacy and says a review form will be decided soon.
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