05 Jun 1991
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1991
Page
1
Triumph International Japan unveils a front-fastening bra that plays about 20 seconds of a Mozart variation when connected. The indigo blue set uses a memory chip and tiny underarm speaker with a musical staff motif, lights flashing as music plays. It cannot be washed.
An Angus Reid poll shows 45 percent of decided voters backing the Saskatchewan NDP, 14 percent Conservative, 11 percent Liberal, 2 percent other, with 29 percent undecided. Election must be held by Nov 12. Sample of 800 adults between May 15 and 23.
Troops in heat resistant suits recovered 12 skeletal remains from Mount Unzen as rescue teams search ash strewn slopes for more victims. The death toll nears 40 with efforts led by Tokyo envoy Mamoru Nishida amid criticism of emergency measures after Japan's worst volcano disaster since 1926.
In a Page A7 column, residents contend that certain listings infringe privacy while officials defend disclosure norms. The discussion highlights community standards, legal thresholds, and the balance between transparency and individual rights.
About 60 Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society members faced uncertainty after president Pat O’Greysik canceled the annual general meeting at the last minute. Four shelter workers were fired since March and two losses at the Labor Relations Board were tied to union activity. The bylaw required 21 days written notice and seven days for the AGM. newspaper ads allegedly weren’t enough. The board aims to reconvene a legally constituted meeting soon.
Ottawa says no order barred former Iraqi ambassador Mohamed al Mashat from Canada. Clerk of the privy council Paul Tellier says he did not advocate denying the visa. Mulroney claimed Tellier advised against entry and preferential treatment, while Tellier insists his stance was about not granting special treatment.
Toronto based pathologist Dr John Hillsdon Smith reviewed autopsy records and photos in the Bambi Bembenek case and says the weapon could not have caused the wound. He questions the murder verdict and supports potential innocence while legal action continues in Ontario.
Palestinians in south Lebanon report heavy Israeli air raids on hills above Sidon marking the heaviest strikes this year. Seven Palestinians killed and dozens wounded, with devastation around a school as bombs fall. PLO leader Zeid Wehbe calls it the start of a large invasion while Israel cites aims to neutralize attack bases.
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