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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 20, 1995

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Maine golfer wins damages in self struck case at Fort Kent

Jeannine Pelletier, playing at Fort Kent Golf Club, was struck in the nose by her own ball after it ricocheted off railroad tracks on the course. The Maine Supreme Court ruled the club assumed safety responsibility under a "free lift" rule and awarded Pelletier $40,000, while denying her husband damages for loss of consortium.

Portland Reuter Maine Supreme Court Jeannine Pelletier Fort Kent Golf Club Northern Maine Supreme Court Pelletier

College to outsource Food and Facility Operations at Medicine Hat

Medicine Hat College will cut 31 cafeteria and janitorial jobs to save over 300000 annually by outsourcing food services and facilities to independent contractors starting August 21. The move targets a 35000 profit from the cafeteria and 281000 yearly savings in maintenance. Union critic Tom Fuller questions whether the savings can be achieved without hurting service quality.

Manda Morrall Medicine Hat College Clayton Sissons Sissons Tom Fuller

Latimer released after Saskatchewan murder conviction upheld

Robert Latimer was freed from jail on bail after the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal upheld his second degree murder conviction for killing his disabled daughter Tracy in 1993. Latimer awaits the Supreme Court appeal as he returns to his farm on bail.

Sandra Cordon Robert Latimer Saskatchewan Dorothy Latimer Saskatchewan Court of Appeal Tracy Mark Brayford Supreme Court of Canada Brayford Laura Latimer

RCMP warn of mail bombs linked to Anti-Fascist Militia

Vancouver police and RCMP warn Canadians about a new mail bomb campaign by a group calling itself the Anti-Fascist Militia. Four bombs hit targets in Canada with threats to others, including Ernst Zundel and Alta Genetics. No injuries reported. a Calgary man survived a prior blast at Alta Genetics.

Vancouver Sun Vancouver RCMP Toronto Ernst Zundel Yarrow Aryan Nations Charles Scott MacKenzie Institute Alta Genetics Cochrane Alta Calgary Medicine Hat Gerry Kipta Sun Canada Peter Montague Canada Post Roy Gabriel West Pender Southam News

UN asked to supervise Serbs expel Muslims from Zepa

Bosnian Serbs move to expel thousands of Muslims in Zepa amid fears of murder and rape. Skepticism over UN capacity to monitor evacuations, as civilians face possible ethnic cleansing and a new wave of refugees. Bosnian officials warn of dire abuses if Zepa falls.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina Zepa United Nations Alija Izetbegovic Alexander Ivanko Srebrenica Bosnia Muhamed Sacirbey

Doctors oppose Alberta abortion funding cuts

Alberta doctors led by AMA president Dr. Fred Moriarty oppose government moves to restrict medical criteria for abortion funding. They argue medical decisions belong to physicians and patients, not politicians, and warn of swift legal challenges for discrimination under the Canada Health Act. Premier Klein signals possible caucus vote on defunding.

Tom Arnold Calgary Herald Alberta Alberta Medical Association Fred Moriarty Ralph Klein Klein

Digital database helps locate missing children in Canada

Calgary launched Child CyberSEARCH Canada linking Missing Children Society of Canada with RCMP and police to offer a public online database of missing children. The World Wide Web site provides photos and details so three million Canadians online can aid in locating youngsters and, in some cases, their abductors.

Calgary Herald Calgary Canada Information Anne Radic Missing Children Society of Canada Child Cybersearch Canada Civil Service Co-operative Credit Society CS Co-op MarketAccess Communications Ottawa RCMP Missing Children’s Registry Child Cybersearch Duane Yeager Yeager Southam News

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