26 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1992
Page
1
Samantha Khury an animal therapist from near San Diego and her husband plan a Juneau visit to teach residents to visually communicate with bears to keep them from garbage cans. She says killing bears is not the solution and cites past bear deaths as public safety concerns.
Ziad Jaber, once a Conservative candidate, is appointed chairman of Alberta's gaming commission with a salary between 63000 and 87000 dollars. Premier Getty defends the choice as best qualified while opposition notes the defeat of Jaber in Edmonton Highlands. He assumes the post Wednesday.
The U S International Trade Commission upheld a 65 percent duty on Canadian lumber, potentially costing up to 200 million dollars a year. Ottawa will appeal to a binational panel, while U S industry and officials claim injury and subsidies persist despite Canada’s denials.
Former British Columbia premier Bill Vander Zalm, 58, was acquitted of criminal breach of trust over the Fantasy Garden World sale to Tan Yu. Reactions were tepid with Social Credit and Reform leaders offering conditional welcomes while urging caution.
Premier Clyde Wells accuses federal ministers of a smear campaign to push Newfoundland into backing a constitutional unity plan. He cites Fisheries Minister John Crosbie calling him a fanatic as Ottawa seeks to rally support and possibly trigger a federal referendum on a new constitution. Crosbie defends his stance and blames Wells for stalling Meech Lake.
The Alberta Attorney General appeals two teenagers' probation for the 1989 beating of handicapped Paul Devereaux, who died days later. Guy Liron and Eddie MacIntyre, then 16 and 15, were ordered to community service and probation. the appeal seeks stiffer sentences for deterrence and justice.
Congress ends a two day freight rail shutdown with a back to work cooling off period and arbitration. President Bush signs the measure at 1 02 a m easing auto and farming supply disruptions. GM plants announce resumed production timelines as rail service plans to reach full operation within 48 hours.
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