30 Jul 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1994
Page
1
In Moscow Idaho former student Jason Wilkins and his parents sue the University of Idaho for 940000 dollars claiming the school failed to warn students about window dangers and was negligent in supervision after Wilkins mooned friends and crashed through a dorm window.
Statistics Canada reports a 0.3 percent May expansion marking the fourth straight monthly gain, aided by autos and employment rise. Economists caution rate increases may cool growth in the coming months while noting strengthening job markets and lower unemployment benefits.
Aid workers warn that returning refugees in vast numbers threaten a cholera outbreak as camps in eastern Zaire report cases. UN and aid agencies set up health posts along routes to Rwanda while 60,000 plus refugees have already crossed. International response includes US troops in Kigali and a UN peacekeeping buildup amid France and Canada contributions.
Grand jury transcripts reveal Dr. O J Simpson obsessively pursued Nicole Brown Simpson, barging into dates and spying on her with another man. Keith Zlomsowitch testified Simpson admitted watching them through a window, saying he watched last night. Simpson, 47, faces murder charges in the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman case.
Edmonton officials and Oilers owner Peter Pocklington push to finalize a long awaited deal with Northlands but tax and funding disputes persist. Issues include who pays about 650000 yearly school taxes on the Coliseum and ball park, federal approval for 15 million in infrastructure funds, and CUPE labor rates for renovations. Municipal Affairs Minister West clarified the 1906 Municipal Government Act tax exemptions, limiting school tax relief for for profit facilities while non profits on municipal land stay exempt.
In Pensacola Florida former minister Paul Hill claimed he saved lives of innocent babies as he was jailed after allegedly shooting a doctor and his escort outside The Ladies Centre for Abortion Hill shouted his defense that he acted to defend the unborn Barrett a 74 year old man was killed and his wife June a nurse was wounded She wore a vest and remained hospitalized in good condition The incident marked a second fatal attack at the clinic in 17 months and followed bombing threats involving abortion protests
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