18 Jul 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1995
Page
1
A New York group of nearly 1000 members catalogs animals decorating city buildings. Members, led by safaris, note lions on about 100 structures and spot rats near Grand Central Terminal as part of urban nature study.
A Minnesota group travels to Winnipeg for prescription savings, arguing U S price disparities justify cross border purchases. Winnipeg pharmacist Dexter Boyd notes strong business, while organizer Helen Honkala cites monthly drug costs around 500 dollars for asthma arthritis and post cancer surgery medications.
The 32nd World Santa Claus Conference opens in Copenhagen with 132 Father Christmases from 15 countries. Finland declines to participate, insisting Santa is only truly based in Rovaniemi, Arctic Circle, and condemns the event as a summer jamboree with visits to breweries.
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal upholds Robert Latimer’s second degree murder conviction for killing his severely disabled daughter Tracy in 1993. The trial heard Latimer described using car exhaust to end her suffering, while the Crown argued he did not know her wishes. Latimer was sentenced to life with no parole for 10 years and has been on bail and under house arrest since 1994.
The Red Cross says it has located sufficient blood components to withdraw all affected products nationwide. Albumin 25 was most in shortage, with Mg and Factor 8 also recalled. hospitals isolate implicated stocks and plan patient lists. Hemophiliacs are asked to return home stocks.
Terry Pellow won a Queen's Bench suit against Valley Pet Hospital over advice about the stud Bruce. The judge found the clinic breached its contract to provide sound guidance and awarded $45,000 in costs and damages, including $10,000 for the dog loss and $25,000 for lost breeding business.
Christine Silverberg, deputy chief of Hamilton Wentworth, was named Calgary police chief becoming Canada's first female head of a major metropolitan police service. She takes over Oct. 10 for a five year term with a salary of 115000 to 125000.
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