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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1993
Page
1
The Sunday Times published a six column feature on Defence Minister Kim Campbell ahead of Canada’s leadership race. It described her as dewy-eyed, sexy, and powerful, praising a bold mix of wit and achievement and noting a provocative portrayal of her shoulders in a Style spread.
Canadian National says 10,000 Canadian jobs will be eliminated over three years with 3,000 this year and 3,500 in each of 1994 and 1995. CEO Paul Tellier cites early retirements attrition and layoffs and notes costs of about 900 million dollars in settlements.
In eastern Bosnia the United States launched humanitarian drops using three C-130 aircraft under darkness. Lt Col Larry Radov reported no hostile fire as planes returned to Germany. Each plane unloaded nine crates of food and a crate of medical supplies amid ongoing siege and ethnic warfare. Brig Gen Donald Loranger called locating drop sites difficult.
Canada Safeway says 8,000 Alberta workers at 83 stores tentatively agree to concessions after round the clock bargaining with the United Food and Commercial Workers. Union votes on the package within 15 days. Safeway faced a wage and benefit cut offer of 45 million and a rival buyout bid from Real Canadian Superstore seen as a safety net.
Five women arrested for baring their breasts at a July rally in a city park were acquitted of indecent act charges. Judge Katie McGowan cited community tolerance and video evidence showing no offense. Ann Hansen testified she defines her own sexuality and defended freedom of expression.
Authorities pursue multiple leads as bomb investigators examine debris under the World Trade Center in the wake of a Friday noon blast. Five killed and more than 1,000 hurt. one person remains missing. Officials say traces of nitrate were found and the blast may have used 225 to 675 kilograms of dynamite or ANFO.
In a violent confrontation at the Branch Davidian compound near Waco Texas four federal agents and two cult members are dead after initial gun battles. Cult leader David Koresh is wounded and says his daughter died in the siege.
The Economist argues Spain should join the G seven replacing Canada due to larger 1992 GDP 585 billion dollars versus 567 for Canada and a sizable black market. Finance ministers and central bankers meeting Saturday rejected the idea and pledged to coordinate policy and push reforms in Russia without new measures.
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