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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 02, 1998

Page

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Prince William Opposed to Becoming King Says Sun

The Sun reports Prince William 15 at Eton opposes the throne and longs for a normal life. Diana supposedly shared fears about his views with Majesty magazine editor Ingrid Seward. Palace dismisses the piece as speculative while reiterating he will become King.

London William Prince Charles Diana Sunday People Princess of Wales Majesty Magazine Ingrid Seward Britain Prince William Eton Buckingham Palace Palace

Pepper spray incident disrupts Calgary mall

More than 120 shoppers and staff were drenched in pepper spray as two shoplifting suspects tried to flee Eaton's Centre. Security guard Lester Davis tackled a suspect after being sprayed. no serious injuries reported though paramedics treated several victims. The store closed briefly while the irritant dispersed.

Calgary Eaton’s Centre Lester Davis

Quotations on Retirement and Age from Historic Figures

A compilation of two quotes reflecting retirement and aging. Prince of Conti notes retirement as wisdom and shifts from declarations of love to civility, while Bernard Baruch observes age as always fifteen years older than one feels.

Prince of Bernard Baruch

Johannesburg Zoo hosts annual insect exhibit

The Johannesburg Zoo held an insect exhibition with a bug barbecue. Visitors tasted fried termites and locusts, including a smorgasbord of worms, while one diner criticized the bland flavor and heavy garlic.

Johannesburg Reuters Johannesburg Zoo

Waite House Sex Scandal and Clinton Kiss Claims

Washington sources report President Clinton faced pressure over altering his denial of sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky. CBS quoted insiders saying he kissed her and a strategy to admit kissing while downplaying depth. Kathleen Willey testimony looms as Starr probes possible pressuring witnesses.

Washington White House Rahm Emmanuel CBS TV Sunday Clinton Monica Lewinsky CBS Emmanuel Mike McCurry Oval Office Kenneth Starr Kathleen Willey Virginia Nathan Landow Willey Vernon Jordan Lewinsky Jordan Newsweek Paula Jones

CBC edges Gemini field with Hiroshima Traders wins

CBC dominates the Gemini Awards as Hiroshima wins best TV movie or mini series and Roger Spottiswoode earns best director. Traders lands best drama series and actors Bruce Gray and Patrick McKenna win for acting in a continuing dramatic role and supporting role respectively. Kenneth Welsh also wins best actor for Hiroshima and the Earle Grey Award for lifetime work.

Toronto Global TV CBC JT Hiroshima Traders Edmonton Kenneth Welsh Harry Truman Earle Grey Welsh Canada Truman Japan Roger Spottiswoode Bruce Gray Patrick McKenna CBC 5Th Estate Street Cents David Adams Richards Brooke Johnson

Samantha Elliott Charity Auction Raises 30084 At Sinbad's

Medicine Hat residents held a charity auction at Sinbad's Bar and Grill for the Samantha Elliott pediatric ward fund. D J Schneider contributed to meet a 30000 goal, helping raise 30084 with items including a Detroit Red Wings jersey and a framed Samantha poem. Donna Elliott recalled an emotional day as proceeds topped last year.

Medicine Hat Samantha Elliott Medicine Hat Regional Hospital Donna Elliott Samantha Justin Donna Blackman Sinbad Jim Sinodinos Donna Detroit Red Wings Sinodinos Elliott Evjen

Edmonton faces worsening hospital bed crisis warns doctor

Dr Gordon Arnett, orthopedic chief for the Capital Health Authority Edmonton region, says bed shortages will worsen and may cost lives. He cites transfers and walls as disaster risks while frontline staff suffer burnout and stress, risking more complications. Nurses report extreme burnout in Edmonton hospitals.

Edmonton Gordon Arnett Capital Health Authority Arnett Betty Ann Emery University Hospital United Nurses of Alberta

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