Apples Are Not Any Other Zones and Empandas
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27 Jul 1992
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1992
Page
1
Frog with seven legs nets Des Moines attention
Eleven year old Michael Leonetti found a seven legged frog at Des Moines Water Works Park while tadpole fishing. Scientists speculate limb loss during tadpole stage caused extra leg growth, with Bonnie Callan from the Science Centre of Iowa noting tissue re-growth. The frog awaits public display in a bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Iowa
Michael Leonetti
Michael
Des Moines Water Works
Terri Leonetti
Science Centre of
Iowa
Bonnie Callan
Life Science
Callan
Serbs Enter New Talks as UN Forces Arrive in Sarajevo
In Sarajevo the UN peacekeeping commander arrived as Serbia and Bosnian leaders prepared for talks in London led by Lord Carrington. Izetbegovic said Bosnia would attend but not negotiate unless prior agreements were honored, signaling renewed impatience with Western efforts amid ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Yugoslavia
London
Tanjug
European Community
Lord Carrington
Alija Izetbegovic
Carrington
Izetbegovic
Bosnia
Army Deploys in Sicily as Mafia Crackdown Grows
In Palermo soldiers guard the justice building as Italy dispatches 7000 troops to Sicily after two bombings killed top Mafioso investigators. By Sunday 3000 soldiers arrived patrolling prisons and the Palermo area amid a Mussolini era comparison in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Sicily
Benito Mussolini
Liberal surge puts Decore on track as Alberta premier
An Angus Reid poll suggests Liberal Laurence Decore would be premier if an election were held today with 41 percent of decided voters. PC 30 percent and NDP 27 percent. Decore's approval hits 49 percent amid campaign activity and party wide canvassing across Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Liberals
New Democrats
Pcs
Cameron
Martin
New Democratic
Decore
Iraq and UN reach peaceful brinkmanship resolution
Weapons inspectors head to Baghdad to resume searches after Baghdad blocked entry July 5 at the Agriculture Ministry amid high tension with Iraq. UN chief Ekens leads a nine member team with Germans Russians Swedes Swiss and Finns to probe documents while Iraq pushes sovereignty protections. President Bush lauds the restraint but vows more if Saddam Hussein continues defying UN decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Reuter
Baghdad
Iraq
Agriculture Ministry
United States
Saddam Hussein
Rolf Ekens
Abdul Amir al-Anbari
Ekens
New York
Bahrain
Kuwait
Achim Biermann
Bierman
Switzerland
Sweden
Finland
Anbari
George Bush
Hussein
Saddam
Bush
Washington
Abortion Pill Debate Moves Toward Canada Approval
Canada may see RU-486 available within a decade as doctors and advocates press for approval, noting its use in England and France and arguing the pill offers a safer, easier option than surgical abortion. Health officials caution the Paris firm must apply, while Ontario’s minister urges testing amid ongoing abortion-law politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Canada
Toronto
Benoit Bouchard
Ontario
Frances Lankin
Lankin
United States
Supreme Court
Mulroney boxed in as Quebec clash tests constitution
In Saguenay region Mulroney navigates a standoff over a nine-province accord with Clark while Quebec faces a sovereignty referendum. Bourassa lines up a Oct referendum, Libs under Chretien push Beaudoin-Dobbie as alternative, risking western gains for a renewal view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonquiere
Que
Brian Mulroney
Quebec
Joe Clark
Benoit Bouchard
Mulroney
Western Canada
Clark
Sagennay-Lac-St Jean
Robert Bourassa
Bourassa
Quebec City
Sagennay Fjord
Lac-St-Jean
Blueberry
Lucien Bouchard
Bloc Quebecois
Canada
Ottawa
Shipshaw
Normandia
Jean Chretien
Chretien
Beaudoin- Dobbie
West
Beaudoin-Dobbie
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