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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1994
Page
1
Editorial cartoonist Dan Murphy of the Vancouver Province says a local chain refused to carry his 101 Uses for a Severed Penis. He jokes about past offerings and notes the ban feels arbitrary while comparing to other controversial titles.
Ontario will introduce spring legislation to force private employers to provide dental health and other spousal benefits to gay and lesbian couples. Attorney General Marion Boyd said the caucus backs discussing options and details as the spring session nears.
The Medicine Hat public school board will borrow about 4.5 million for school modernization but Alberta Education will repay the debts. Chair Karen Charlton calls the move unfair as provinces take over district debts tied to education property taxes. The district plans 43 million to upgrade Crescent Heights High and 192 thousand for seven other schools, with capital reserves used under provincial rules.
Regina doctors call it amazing after two year old Karlee Kosolofski was found outside in -22 C wind chill for six hours with a body temperature of 14 C. She arrived without a heartbeat and required a heart bypass machine to restart her stopped heart.
Liberal Leader Laurence Decore accused Treasurer Jim Dinning of raising taxes and hiding increases with a PR ploy after Alberta's budget announced 80 new or increased fees. He warned residents face at least 427 million in higher costs over three years, including medicare premiums rising 81 million next year. He noted provinces offloaded 152 million to local governments.
Radovan Karadzic agreed to open Tuzla air field to aid planes after NATO struck four Bosnian Serb warplanes in the alliance's first military action. The concession follows NATO's insistence on enforcing UN resolutions and signaling a tougher stance in the Bosnia war.
Canadian Sgt. Robert Campbell testified at a court martial that he heard a 16 year old Somali prisoner's cries while on guard duty near the weapon pit. He described the sounds as animal like and said he did not report them because his post covered ammunition storage. The proceedings涉及 Pte. Elvin Kyle Brown.
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