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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1995
Page
1
New York AP reports Jim Miller is running a Worst Boss of 1995 contest to crown the most abusive or incompet ent supervisor. Early nominees describe bosses as compulsive liars, ridiculing employees, false accusations, humiliation, and verbal abuse. The deadline runs through June 30.
Alberta proposes a multi million dollar asset transfer to Bovar Inc to take over the Swan Hills hazardous waste treatment plant. Bovar would use 160 million to buy the province's 135 million stake in Vencap Equities, with executives commenting on the potential sale.
Bosnian Serb rebels released 120 hostage UN peacekeepers after NATO searched for a downed US F-16 near Banja Luka. Reports say one pilot may be captured. Karadžić warned, Milosevic promised rapid full release of hostages, as Paris talks planned to protect peacekeepers.
Scottish families arrived in the late 1800s with British settlers and workers for the Canadian Coal and Colonization Company. The RAF training school and Northwest Nitro Fertilizer plant boosted Scots in Medicine Hat, with veterans and families settling from 1940s onward. Local curators cite climate and personality as enduring ties shaping community identity.
The Mahaffy murder trial hears a chilling videotape in which Leslie Mahaffy screams for mercy and pleads to see her family as Paul Bernardo issues terse sexual commands and threats. The judge halted replay after the disturbing footage, while jurors and spectators listened in stunned silence.
Heavy Alberta wildfire near Mariana Lakes slows traffic on the main route into Fort McMurray. Police escort vehicles through smoke as hundreds of motorists cope with road closures and delayed travel north of Edmonton.
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