16 Jul 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1994
Page
1
Police say two boys hurled a 45 centimetre bass over the fence at the Governor John Carver Inn pool in Plymouth, striking Joseph Vancini in the back. He pursued the youths but they escaped. A police captain noted the bass attackers evaded arrest for now.
Scientists monitor 21 fragments of Shoemaker Levy 9 as they strike Jupiter at six hour intervals over six days. Debates continue on whether impacts will produce massive explosions or a cosmic fizzle, with Earth untouched and Jupiter vastly larger than Earth.
Calgary's health super-board worries doctors may quit Alberta amid cuts and hospital consolidations at Foothills. Deputy chairwoman Phyllis Kane and AMA president Dr. Margaret Kirwan say some physicians consider moving to the U.S. or other provinces, while others pledge to stay and adapt locally. Two senior doctors from Bow Valley Centre and Holy Cross vow to remain.
Alberta taxpayers fault costly hospital projects as Calgary to close Holy Cross and Bow Valley Centre acute care. Health critic Clancy Teslenko and CUPE leader condemn government for prioritizing cuts over patient care amid multi million renovations and new equipment.
Hundreds of thousands of Hutus escape across the border into Zaire amid Rwanda's three month civil war. UNHCR prepares airlift of plastic sheeting and water cans as aid agencies warn of disease and near famine in crowded camps near Goma.
Toronto readers join a global buzz as Italy faces Brazil in the World Cup final in Pasadena. Flags fly nationwide from Little Italy to suburban shops with Italians leading celebrations. psychologists note festive unity even in defeat.
Canadians spent less on cross border trips to the United States in May helping Alberta merchants benefit. The Statistics Canada report shows same day trips fell to 3.1 million from April, while U.S. visits to Canada rose to 1.6 million as the weak dollar boosted buying power north of the border. Local shop owners in Lethbridge and Medicine Hat report increased Canadian patronage and mall expansions, offsetting Montana retailers’ concerns.
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