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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1995
Page
7
Conservative Senator Michel Cogger failed to appear in court to explain why he has not answered the Crown arguments on his alleged influence peddling. Justice Proulx set a date for the appeal while Cogger faces a year of inaction since his last acquittal.
Canadian Press reports two Alberta men on death row face prolonged appeals. Joseph Stanley Faulder of McLennan lost a bid to overturn his murder conviction. Ronald Smith of Red Deer awaits August a decision on whether his Montana死 sentence is reinstated or changed to life without parole.
Dr. Robert Card testified at a federal inquiry that the Medical and Scientific Advisory Committee of the Canadian Hemophilia Society knew spouses of hemophiliacs faced AIDS risk from sex. The panel delayed advising against blood donation until April 1985, arguing patient counselors should handle such guidance.
Montreal sources report Gaetan Rivest, a former SQ officer, says a Crown witness’s perjury claim and police allegations of a conspiracy by organized crime fit a pattern he has observed. A dying ex-convict’s tape accuses Yves Plamondon of perjury at a 1986 murder trial, while police downplay the allegations.
Ottawa reports a private member's bill, S-7, aims to convert 75 percent of Canada’s 39 000 federal vehicles from gasoline to ethanol methanol propane natural gas or battery power. Senator Colin Kenny says the plan would reduce emissions and spur broader use of alternative fuels by 2004.
Ottawa reports say the Communications Security Establishment faces possible budget pressures and a commercial plan to assist private firms in protecting phone calls and computer data. Defence Minister Collenette denies a decision to sell CSE services to business, while noting no policy block to the idea. CSE is a Ottawa based agency with about 900 employees guarding government communications and monitoring foreign signals.
Bill Grady of the Downtown Kiwanis presents bikes donated by Landers Cycle to Amber Sinclair of Crestwood and Clayton Patrick of Ross Glen. McDonald’s coupons also given. Thirteen city elementary schools participated in the Bicycle Rodeo with multiple prize categories across grades three to six.
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