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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 22, 1994

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Sesame birth at Sesame Place park in Langhorne

Shirley Moreira went into labor while waiting to enter Sesame Place in Langhorne Pennsylvania. She delivered her son David Moreira in the park s first aid room with help from two college students on summer jobs. Mother and baby are doing well in hospital and Ernie visited the family. David received a lifetime pass to the park.

Langhorne, Pa David Moreira Shirley Moreira Langhorne Penn New York City Philadelphia Moreira Ernie Little David

Simpson heads back to court amid media blitz risks

OJ Simpson returns to court for the next step toward a trial as observers split over his two day media blitz. Critics warn the publicity could backfire, while others call it a savvy move to sway public opinion in his favor. Simpson pleads innocent to the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.

Los Angeles Do.j. Simpson Simpson O.J Harland Braun Theodore Briseno Rodney King New York Herald Price Fahringer Claus von Bulow Nicole Brown Simpson Ronald Goldman Nicole Simpson

Canadians Fire On Bosnian Serbs Near Visoko Post

Canadian engineers at an observation post near Visoko in Bosnia Herzegovina faced small arms fire from Bosnian Serbs on Wednesday while building a protective wall. No injuries were reported after about 50 rounds were fired over their heads. earlier a heavy exchange occurred last Thursday with 200 to 300 rounds fired at peacekeepers from both sides.

Visoko Bosnia-Herzegovina Rod Babiuk Babiu

U.S. seeks UN backing for Haiti invasion plan

United States asks the United Nations to approve a multinational, U.S.-led force to depose Haiti's military rulers and restore President Aristide. Ambassador Albright says no invasion decision or deadline yet, but seeks a Security Council resolution next week to establish a secure environment and possible use of all necessary means.

United Nations United States Haiti U.S Madeleine Albright Albright Security Council Raoul Cedras Jean-Bertrand Aristide Kuwait Rwanda Aristide

Sister’s voice hopes to guide missing girl home by balloon

In Tisdale Saskatchewan a helium balloon with eight year old Lindsay’s taped message floats 300 metres above a marshy bush where Ashley Krestianson disappeared during a walk with her sister. The one week search featured family messages and a maiden Saskatchewan test of an Ontario developed 13 metre long balloon.

Kelly Dennis O'Reilly Lindsay Ashley Avon Ontario University of Waterloo National Research Council Saskatchewan

Edmonton researchers map steps from normal cell to cancer

University of Alberta scientists led by Dr. Susan Rosenberg and two graduate students with a Boulder colleague report three to four steps in a normal to mutant cell transition. Their work, published in Science, links mutations to patterns seen in Fragile X syndrome Huntington's chorea and myotonic dystrophy, offering new cancer research insights.

Edmonton Susan Rosenberg University of Alberta Boulder Colo Rosenberg Alberta Heritage Science

British general opens Suffield base HQ amid wartime training concerns

Maj Gen R A Cordy-Simpson visits Suffield to inaugurate the new 2 million dollar headquarters as he notes deaths at the unit and argues that post Cold War training faces new dangers and diverse warfare threats. He states soldiers seek realistic training and readiness for varied foes.

R.A. Cordy-Simpson Canadia Zy Forces Base Suffield James Willson Bournemouth England Saddam Hussein Iraq Germany Simpson Yugoslavia Northern Ireland Canadian Forces Base Batus Nick Seymour Rick Bickham Bickham

Cholera Ravages Rwandan Refugees Around Goma

Refugee camps near Goma Zaire report cholera and other diseases decimating the population. Bodies fill mass graves as relief workers tally rising deaths and call for clean water and latrines. Canada vows aid. U N refugee agency seeks 60 000 latrines while Clinton orders round the clock airlift of supplies.

Goma Zaire Apcp Dafrose Kabutumwa Munigi Isabelle Pardieu Doctors Without Borders UN High Commissioner For Refugees Canada Kigali Washington Bill Clinton

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