19 Jul 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1994
Page
1
Quebec premier signs a trade agreement and receives strong show of support from colleagues. The signing underscores unity among provincial leaders and signals momentum for the pact as key opponents remain silent.
Derry New Hampshire shop owner Frank Allgeyer sells custom hole punched clothing as Drive-By Fash ions. Customers choose handgun rifle or machine gun holes with prices 35 dollars for trousers and jackets 15 dollars for T shirts. State AG accuses him of profiting from gang violence.
Fragment 6 scarring Jupiter appears as the largest discreet feature observed on the planet since 1610. Fragment H's fireball was reported 50 times brighter than Jupiter by Chilean observers, while infrared images from Keck and Hubble reveal hot gas bubbles extending beyond the planet’s limb. Scientists note the puzzling lack of detected water in the clouds and ongoing searches.
Medicine Hat’s 1994 city census records a population rise to 45 892 from 43 807 in 1992, the largest gain since 1981. Officials cite steady inward migration from B C and Saskatchewan, with economic factors and no sales tax drawing families.
The 1994 city census shows 48 percent of residents live south of Seven Persons Creek, up from 35 percent in 1980. Ross Glen and surrounding southeast neighborhoods hold nearly a quarter of the population. Downtown and northern areas show small gains after 1990 declines. The city ages as 15 percent are 65 plus, births decline, and women outnumber men 23,521 to 22,371 with men leading in ages 24 and under.
Rescue crews scoured a collapsed seven story structure housing two Jewish groups after an explosion in Buenos Aires. At least 26 people died and more than 120 were injured as a three day mourning period was declared. Authorities detained a Iraqi passport holder and a German woman. Iran and Islamic extremism were suspected as possible causes.
In Kigali the APCP rebels inaugurated a new government after declaring the civil war over. Faustin Twagiramungu became prime minister and Pasteur Bizimungu president as refugees flee to Zaire amid fears of reprisals for mass killings by Hutu militias.
A Canadian Tax Foundation study reports Alberta contributed 32.9 billion more to Ottawa than it received from 1977 to 1992, while Quebec showed a 95.1 billion net gain. The foundation urges a fairer Confederation and notes Alberta bears a heavier financial load amid Ottawa’s deficits and Alberta’s austerity measures.
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