12 Jun 1993
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1993
Page
1
A Charleston police officer shut down a street lemonade stand citing a pedlar licence rule. Public backlash prompted apologies from City Hall and police and the girls were allowed to resume selling. Police Maj. Charles Wiley arranged for a Friday sales spot in front of the police station.
U S securities regulators seized Premium Sales Corp in Florida after alleging a fraud that may have cost investors in Montreal and Miami over 500 million dollars. The SEC found that about six million in Premium deals existed and only 17 thousand were real.
North Korea announced it would suspend its planned pullout from the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty after negotiations with U.S. officials. It will still bar IAEA inspections at two military sites and keeps relations with the IAEA contingent on its impartiality.
A Gallup poll signals Jean Charest could defeat Jean Chretien in a general election, while Kim Campbell’s leadership might trigger an electoral disaster for the Conservatives. Delegates remain swayed by momentum and patronage concerns shadow the convention in Ottawa.
Ray Martin of the New Democrats accuses Liberals and Tories of plans that would jeopardize funding for the native education project in Medicine Hat. The program, supported by Alberta Education at 100000 yearly, blends funds from provincial lotteries into a broader education grant. Martin urges direct funding and commitments, while local candidates Rob Renner and Garth Vallely defend the project’s value and funding.
UN forces attacked from the air and on the ground targeting Mohamed Farrah Aidid after ambushes that killed 23 Pakistani troops and hindered relief work. Air raids lit Mogadishu and house to house searches followed as Italy claimed a captured Aidid loyalist general and President Clinton defended the operation.
New Democrat leader Ray Martin campaigned in Medicine Hat praising ND candidate Bob Wanner as a strong choice for seniors. Polls show Tory and Liberal leads with ND at nine percent in city contests, while seniors’ concerns drive Wanner’s plan for more long term care and a potential care home.
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