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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1995
Page
1
Ottawa Reform MP Randy White criticizes government pension changes as a payoff driven by greed. He notes the bill lacks logic and, as an accountant, urges scrutiny while apologizing for miscounting the word greed.
Prime Minister Chretien urged Bloc Quebecois MPs to forfeit salaries if they devote all time to the Quebec referendum. He suggested Leader Lucien Bouchard give up the extra 49 100 dollars as opposition leader, a point Bouchard rejected.
NCN will rename as CMT Country Music Television Canada after Nashville based CMT tentatively acquires about 20 percent from Rogers Communications. The move ends a Canada U S trade dispute sparked by CMT after NCN replaced CMT on Canadian cable systems.
Partial easing allows household use car washing and garden watering between 7 am and 11 pm while lawn watering remains banned except hand watering of new seed or sod. Commercial and industrial use is decided case by case.
Custodians and food service staff urge Medicine Hat College to keep services in house to save costs. Union researcher Tom Fuller says contracting out is not more efficient and promises a detailed review of bids and potential savings as the college seeks to trim 1.2 million from the 1995 96 budget.
Ottawa MPs pass a DNA testing measure allowing police to use reasonable force to obtain hair and bodily fluid samples from violent offenders. The act amends the Criminal Code and Young Offenders Act to tighten police powers while safeguards protect innocent rights. The Senate expected swift passage amid other crime bills advancing.
City inspectors say SkyDome will stay closed until acoustic panels that peeled and fell 15 metres into the stands are repaired and inspected. Pam Coburn questions why the Blue Jays game continued and notes safety concerns while SkyDome engineers recheck all panels and the installers are brought back to verify reinstatement.
Karla Homolka told the Bernardo murder trial she did not remember drugging and assaulting Jane Doe until prison dreams in 1993 and after police showed a videotape last February, describing memory gaps and a defense mechanism. She had legal pleas and testified before Bernardo faces lethal murder charges and additional counts.
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