18 Jun 1991
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1991
Page
1
A Shukan Bunshun magazine piece suggested Crown Prince Naruhito, 31, needs a new hairdo to attract a wife, provoking a cool response from palace officials. The article notes his long straight hair, parting to the left, similar to Emperor Akihito.
The Woodwards await a federal court ruling to access the complete report on Wanda Woodward’s killing after Daniel Gingras escaped on a day pass in August 1987. Alberta prosecutor Scott Newark decried the lack of full material, while portions were shown to the Woodward family’s lawyer. The suit targets the federal government and Edmonton Institution officials for negligence.
Fowler on Page A7 cites a guideline that normal traffic infractions chases are broken off. The rule emphasizes terminating pursuits for routine offenses to reduce risk.
Regina Premier Grant Devine shakes as Grant Hodgins quits cabinet denouncing Fair Share Saskatchewan as divisive and unfair. Hodgins, environment minister for nine years, sits as independent while criticizing the program’s cost and political motive.
Education Minister Jim Dinning acknowledges a private unregulated fund funded by constituency events but denies it is a secret leadership war chest. He says the money covers residency and his wife's travel costs as he chairs Calgary-Shaw while cabinet ministers receive a tax free living allowance.
Regina delegates at the Canadian Public Health Association convention discussed privacy versus community protection in AIDS control. The panel urged a nationwide approach to testing and confidentiality while debating whether AIDS requires special or general law, with experts noting that names need not be recorded in public health tracking.
An ugly French English feud erupts among Spicer commission members a week before its unity report due June 27. Quebec's Robert Normand releases an addendum criticizing Quebec representation and urging more balance, drawing criticism from Alberta's Fraser and Newfoundland's Cashin.
Alberta Premier Don Getty travels from Edmonton to London Paris and New York for a 12 day mission aimed at attracting European investment, boosting oil prices and ending grain subsidies. Critics urge disclosure while officials caution for safety and political risks.
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