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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1995
Page
2
The Weekender notes a misprint on page 3. Jack Stephanson started the Cavalcade of Lights, not Ted Flemmer, and Flemmer’s name should be spelled correctly.
More than 200 delegates from 25 countries attend a conference in Fort McMurray Alberta opening today and running through Thursday. The World Health Organization will designate Fort McMurray as a safe community among 12 worldwide.
Alberta will appoint independent auditors to ensure the Swan Hills treatment plant sale protects taxpayers. The move comes amid Liberal claims of a sweetheart deal with Bovar Inc. and Vencap ownership shifts. If inked, the deal could involve up to 160 million to Bovar and a complex tie to Vencap assets.
The assault charge against actor Dakota House was dropped after his spouse Tonya Jacknife was deemed unlikely to testify. Prosecutor Mastin Elton said the complainant would be hostile to the Crown, and the one count against House was stayed, with reactivation possible within a year. House and Jacknife live together.
Weather favors a good camping season in Medicine Hat with crowds building at Cypress Hills parks. Park ranger Paul Avery notes similar camper numbers to last year as 225 sites filled on a weekend and 550 on the Alberta side. Campers flock from the region and beyond, including Mexico, while gas prices influence travel and local lodging sees steady demand for trailers to Elkwater and Cypress Hills. Reservations are encouraged at Lodgepole and Beaver Creek, with some sites first come, first served.
The Keno draw in Kamloops B C lists winning numbers 12 17 29 35 40 44 45. Winnipeg notes Western Canada Pick 3 number 497 for Monday. In case of discrepancy the official list prevails.
Medicine Hat police charge Robert Kearney 22 and Jason Savoie 20 with break and enter and theft after doors to two Blue Jays concession stands at Athletic Park are forced entry at 1 11 a.m. Stolen caps and jackets recovered. Both on parole. Calls to appear in Medicine Hat provincial court today.
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