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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 2000
Page
1
Tiger player Jay Bouwmeester earns an invitation to the Canadian National Junior Team evaluation camp. The report notes the selection reflects his rising profile and potential for national duty.
At Lakeside Packers the United Food and Commercial Workers union failed to win certification as bargaining agent. About 73 percent voted against the union in an early April ballot count completed this week after Labour Relations Board complaints were resolved. This is the second such vote against the union since April 1999.
The Royal Canadian Legion endorses using Remembrance Day poppy funds to build smoking rooms in veterans hospitals. The Manitoba branch proposed the plan at the national convention, arguing that many veterans became addicted overseas and that aging patients struggle to quit. Proceeds from poppy sales fund a regional trust aiding former service members in need.
A 44 year old Morinville man Tim Campbell Schuler died when his 1990 Toyota Camry left Highway 41 two kilometres west of Schuler. A 66 year old Calgary woman was hospitalized for observation after the crash. Passersby helped extinguish a grass fire and assisted emergency crews. Both occupants wore seat belts and the cause of the departure from the road was not known.
Saskatoon CP Rita and Denis Vallee of Prince Albert Sask won the Lotto 649 jackpot over 2 million dollars after Rita dreamed the winning six numbers 1 4 16 22 32 37. Rita woke with the numbers in the 1980s and has played them ever since.
Latimer faces nine justices as the Supreme Court of Canada weighs the 1993 murder of his disabled daughter Tracy. The court reserved decision after hearings, with a ruling expected early next year. Latimer seeks a constitutional exemption from the mandatory life sentence.
The text outlines Robert Latimer killing his severely disabled daughter Tracy in 1993 near Wilkie Saskatchewan. It notes multiple trials with second degree murder convictions in 1994 and 1997, a 1998 mandatory life sentence, and later Supreme Court actions on jury interference and sentencing.
Calgary based Telsec Developments seeks city clearance to remove interior concourse and split the former Kmart into four units. A major anchor retailer would require rear loading bays and space for staff parking, with London Drugs rumored as a possible future tenant. The plan also reshapes the middle and rear sections while preserving a future supermarket site. Municipal approval and lease deals with anchors are pending.
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