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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1996
Page
1
Mick Sheehan, head of Sorell District High School in Hobart Tasmania, banned students from holding hands calling it a sexual act and warned of suspension for defiance. Tasmania remains noted for conservative laws including jail terms for private sexual relations.
Health officials say RSV mainly affects children under four with mild symptoms resembling a cold. Most cases recover at home. hospitalization is needed for 10 to 15 percent of stricken children, and less than one percent are high risk.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien signals a potential snap election to test support for unity strategy as Reform MPs press for a referendum. Environment Minister Marchi says Liberals should be ready for a vote anywhere from six to 24 months, depending on Quebec's new premier and events.
Guests at the O2 Spa Bar in mid town Toronto try pure oxygen during 20 minute sessions priced at 16 dollars with 4 dollars for an aromatherapy mist. A private room with a fish tank costs 24 dollars. Open nights feature no alcohol though beet and celery juice are available.
Foreign Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy announced 700 Canadian troops would join Haiti’s UN operation at Canada’s expense to sustain democracy. The move creates a combined Canadian command and bypasses objections from China as the UN mandate nears expiry.
Edmonton lawyers say they will file a broad class action within days seeking compensation from Alberta after the province halted appeals following a court award near a million dollars to Leilani Muir. Muir, 51, praised the decision as relief after a long legal fight and medical tests.
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