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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1995
Page
1
In Colebrook New Hampshire a seven year old stole a car to get to school on the last day of class. Police Chief Mike Sielicki said the boy followed the 1989 Ford Escort for two blocks and parked at a busy intersection. The boy told the officer he was going to be late for school.
Bill Baergen, a member of Alberta's Human Rights commission, argues Albertans are intolerant after hearing anti immigrant and anti gay remarks. He notes sexual orientation is not protected under Alberta's Individual's Rights Protection Act, unlike other Canadian jurisdictions.
Reform Leader Preston Manning warned Alberta Premier Ralph Klein to avoid meddling in Reform affairs or risk drawing Reformers into the next provincial election. Manning said Klein alignment with Jean Charest and attacks on Reform could provoke a provincial intervention, though he prefers cordial relations.
Jonas Salk died at Green Hospital of Scripps Clinic in La Jolla at age 80 after battling heart failure. A world renowned physician, he developed the first effective polio vaccine in the 1950s and pursued AIDS treatment research later, inspiring millions though facing doubt from peers. He was born October 28, 1914 in New York City.
Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission approves ten new liquor outlets for The Real Canadian Superstore. Four in Edmonton, three in Calgary, rest in Medicine Hat Red Deer and Grande Prairie. Stores about 10 000 square feet. One year setup. Local independents react with cautious concern.
Karla Homolka testified she was forced to display affection for Bernardo and that after their June 1991 wedding his behavior turned brutal. She accused him of dungeon fantasies, drugging and killing her sister Tammy, and stalking young women across southern Ontario.
A Spanish vessel Patricia Nores was caught with 11 tonnes of turbot not in its log during a June 14 boarding by Canadian forces on the Grand Banks off Newfoundland. An EU inspector confirmed the violation and the Spanish government agreed. The ship was allowed to proceed. surrender of the catch unclear.
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