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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 2001
Page
1
Timothy McVeigh, 33, awaits transfer to the death house in Terre Haute as the federal execution for the Oklahoma City bombing is slated for 6 a.m. MDT Monday. He abandoned last efforts to halt the sentence after defeats in court and has told officials his wishes for body and belongings.
Regina reports Saskatchewan will be the first province to push cigarettes off store shelves and under the counter to shield children. Health Minister John Nilson vows a multi faceted approach with new smoking laws making buyers request tobacco products.
The quote emphasizes that failure becomes likely if success is not pursued. It reflects a cautionary view on complacency and the need for persistent effort to avoid decline.
Fire crews battled an early morning blaze at 928 Allowance Avenue S.E. gutting the Rentown and Leisure Pool and Spa outlet built in 1995. The site was cordoned off as investigators and police examined ashes and debris while the owner pledged to rebuild.
Investigators resumed a two hour dive search of a Bow River lagoon near downtown Calgary for three month old Gemini Brown as mother Rie Fujii faces charges over the death of her 15 month old son Domenic. Police seek public help while preparing for possible elevated charges.
About 170 Canadians urge Solicitor General to let supporters share Robert Latimer's life sentence for second degree murder of his daughter Tracy. The National Parole Board says there is no precedent or legal provision for proxy serving of prison time. Latimer's lawyers may seek a Royal Prerogative of Mercy.
In Sudbury Ontario a party member described the Canadian Alliance as the Canadian Appliance Party prompting embarrassment for candidate Mike Smith. An informal Sudbury riding meeting showed 75 percent of members back Day's leadership despite the flub.
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