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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 2000
Page
1
A U S Air Force F-16 Falcon crashed at the Cold Lake air weapons range during the Maple Flag training exercise. The pilot ejected with minor injuries and was reported walking. the crash site is secured. The pilot’s identity and base remain undisclosed. Verification and investigation will determine the cause.
Tom Long apologized for Quebec membership manipulations as a rival calls the weekend vote hopelessly tainted. Keith Martin urged delaying the vote, saying the process is damaged across the country. Long defended his campaign and dismissed the delay proposal amid reports of signups and unsolicited memberships.
The Medicine Hat school board approved a 41.1 million operating budget for 2000-2001, eliminating a 230000 contingency and saving two teaching positions. The remaining surplus funds balance the budget while the chair could not explain the contingency. The board expects a 130000 year-end deficit due to prior overstaffing.
The federal government plans to abolish the Canada Jobs Fund and redistribute its $110 million annual budget to four regional development agencies. The shift moves responsibility from HR Minister Jane Stewart to other cabinet colleagues, with phased payouts for ongoing projects and potential grants, loans, or other programs. Agencies named include the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency and Western Economic Diversification Canada.
Telus sent 12000 envelopes marked Speeding Ticket-Open immediately to customers in west Edmonton to promote high speed Internet. The ominous envelope caused frustration though many were relieved not to receive a ticket. Telus halted further mailings of 23000 envelopes and apologized to those who contacted them.
Defense attorney Terry Zakreski argues Monsanto waived its patent rights when pollen from Roundup Ready canola escaped fields, a claim in the Schmeiser case. He contends farmers may plant in follow years from their own crops and that mere presence of the gene does not prove infringement. Monsanto counters the defense must prove the seed origin and intentional waiver.
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