Children recruited for power line cancer study
Calgary 100 children will join a national Canadian study examining links between electromagnetic fields from power lines and cancer. A 900000 study led by Richard Gallagher will track 800 children, half with leukemia and half as controls, using portable dosimeters for 48 hours.
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Calgary
Canada
Richard Gallagher
Cancer Control Agency of
British Columbia
Health and Welfare Canada
Electrical Power Research Institute
United States
Gallagher
Genevieve Matanoski
Johns Hopkins University
Matanoski
New York State
U.S
Ron Grant
Tom Baker Cancer Centre
Farmer fights charges over pig deaths in manure pit
Westlock farmer Brent Robinson faced provincial court as his lawyer argued leaving about 200 hogs to drown or starve was a business decision. Farrel Shadlyn said a broken automatic feeder and failed waste removal left Robinson struggling to save many pigs.
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ST. Albert
Alta
Westlock
Farrel Shadlyn
Brent Robinson
Governor General Hnatyshyn Visits Alberta Legislature
Governor General Ray Hnatyshyn and wife Gerda arrived in Edmonton for an Alberta trip greeted by Premier Don Getty and guests. The delegation entered the legislature after a late arrival due to jet mechanical problems, while about 2,400 students on the grounds hoped for a glimpse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Ray Hnatyshyn
Alberta
Hnatyshyn
Gerda
Don Getty
Margaret
Pancel
Otwa
Faith in Canada urged as Meech Lake fallout discussed
Hnatyshyn told St Clement students to unite and work together after the Meech Lake failure during pre Canada Day activities. Getty spoke privately with the students and urged national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meech Lake
Getty
Canada
Hnatyshyn
PIPE N PAPER Announces Renovation and Expansion
The management and staff of PIPE N PAPER announce completed renovations and expansion at their mall store. Shoppers are invited to visit the newly expanded inventory and magazines selection in the city, with the store operating for over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipe 'N Paper
Brian Booth
Woman jailed for three days for misleading police in assault claim
Polly Anna Kazakoff 22 pleaded guilty to public mischief after claiming she was assaulted by three men and raped with a beer bottle. Judge Philip Wambolt jailed her three days and ordered 30 hours of community service and two years probation with counselling. The case followed police and medical review showing the assault could not have occurred. Police also noted the rising frequency of such reports in Medicine Hat.
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Philip Wambolt
Darwin Greaves
Polly Anna Kazakoff
Foundry St. S.E
Greaves
Kazakoff
Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat A Lot.” Wambolt
Fire at Herald School damages gas lines from furnace
A fire Saturday morning at the Herald School 301 Fifth St. S.W. caused about 4000 dollars in gas line damage. Police noticed smoke from the roof at 6 49 a.m. and alerted firefighters. Firefighters cooled the furnace but the cause is not yet determined.
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Herald School
Fifth St. S.W
Ken Forbes
Jackpot KAMLOOPS B C Keno lottery results and Daily Deal
The BC Keno numbers drawn Monday are 7 8 16 25 29 31 35 with a match of all four cards on one selection paying 1000 times the wager. A three card match pays 30 times and a two card match pays 3 times the wager. The official list prevails in case of discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamloops
B.C
Redcliff court deals with welfare fraud and local incidents
A 27 year old Redcliff woman Karenne Cotten was sentenced for failing to report maintenance payments from her estranged husband while receiving social assistance between October 1988 and December 1989. She may serve the sentence intermittently. Redcliff police investigate a truck pedestrian collision on Broadway Avenue injuring a teenage girl who was treated and released from hospital. The Mitchell Street rail crossing will get new constant warning time lights costing 70000 with town funding and provincial federal grants. Redcliff council rejects pet overpopulation policy while keeping dog license rates at ten dollars a day with a one dollar donation to SPCA. A rescue kit valued at four thousand dollars including a high pressure airbag was presented to the fire department for extracting victims from collapsed buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliff Soda
Efrau
Karenne Cotten
Main St. Redcliff
Bill Cocks
Court of Queen’s Bench
L. D. MacLean
Bill Anhorn
Cotten
MacLean
Mitchell Street
Redcliff
Randy Giesbrecht
Bill Duncan
Pide Fire Department
Jim Horsman
Alberta Public Safety Services
Ron Bell
Kathy Mandeville
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Terry Fisher
Electric Department
First Street
S.E
South Railway Street
Fisher
Frank Webber
Shadlyn
Robinson
Jay Arabe
St. Clement Catholic
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Norman Mackie
Mackie
Brian Peterson
Peterson
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Brian
Boy Scout Movement
Judy
Chandra
Beth Mkinley
TOI Medicine Hat Mall
Kevin Dean Lawn
Cambridge St. S.E
Allen Leis
Lawn
Scout Falls
Ticipants
Wambolt
Lotto Keno
Daily Deal
Broadway Avenue
Cindy Ross
Seventh Ave
S.E. Redcliff
Broadway
Mike Pearce
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Council
Administrative and Protective Services Committee
SPCA
Bell
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