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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 03, 1994

Page

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Milk and cookies bash delights Keene State Greeks

Two percent fun in Keene New Hampshire at Phi Kappa Theta when milk and cookies were the beverage and snacks for a party. Frat brother Michael Whittaker calls the event a big success noting many attendees tired of beer fueled parties. Three sororities joined the crowd and praised the milk and cookies.

Keene, N.H Animal House Phi Kappa Theta New Hampshire Keene State College Michael Whittaker

Welfare, crime drop linked to welfare cuts in Alberta

Alberta Social Services Minister Mike Cardinal ties lower crime to welfare roll reductions from 94 000 last April to 64 050 last month and notes declines in Calgary property and personal crime. He cites northern Alberta experience and says welfare reductions change attitudes and reduce crime.

Edmonton Alberta Mike Cardinal Cardinal Calgary

Canadians cash in RRSPs amid recession

Statistics Canada reports 1991 withdrawals from RASP savings by Canadians under 65 totaled over 500,000 people and 3.2 billion dollars, up 27 percent from 1990, with 1991 RRSP contributions at 14.6 billion and early 1992 withdrawals estimated near 3.3 billion. Hubert Frenken notes many cashed in out of necessity as no other income source.

Ottawa Statistics Canada Federal Statistics Agency Hubert Frenken

City Floods Close Intersection After Snow Melt

Water levels rose to two metres at Saamis Drive Northwest and Box Springs Road causing road closures and flooded basements. City crews worked with three-man teams and steamers to thaw storm sewers as residents complained of slow response and sought storm sewer upgrades.

Lorri Thacyk Saamis Drive N.W Box Springs Road Ralph Havinga Box Springs Kevin Eresman Leonard Dewalt Porcelain Ave. S.E Hill Bottoms Tower Estates South Ridge Albert Bizio Kate Hatters Box Springs Road N.W Stacey Carlier

Alberta social workers gagged after appeal loss

The Public Service Employees Relations Act upholds punishment for a union member who spoke out against government policy. Minister Cardi nal signaled continued discipline for staff voicing criticisms, with six more cases to be heard by an arbitrator. The Yellowhead Youth Centre case involved vice-president Guy Smith suspended for a media interview.

Edmonton Journal Social Services Public Service Employee Relations Act Alberta Union of Provincial Employees Mike Cardinal Sean McManus Guy Smith Yellowhead Smith Medicine Hat News Alberta Social Services

Independent Quebec Would Stay Strong US Ally Says Bouchard

Bloc Quebecois leader Lucien Bouchard argues an independent Quebec would remain a keen free trader and a loyal partner in NATO NORAD and national security. In Washington he addressed the Centre for Strategic and International Studies and met U.S. lawmakers who weighed the potential clash with Canada.

Washington Quebec United States Bloc Quebecois Lucien Bouchard Centre For Strategic and International Studies Bouchard Bloc Quebecers NATO NORAD Congress U.S Canada Robert Torricelli New Jersey Torricelli

Chretien Attacks Bouchard on Separatist Stand

Prime Minister Jean Chretien said Lucien Bouchard finally defined the Bloc Quebecois as a separatist force and that admitting the label would doom any Quebec secession referendum. He spoke during a three day trip through Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Winnipeg Bloc Quebecois Lucien Bouchard Jean Chretien Bouchard Quebec Canada Chretien Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan

Serbs attack government troops in Sarajevo amid fragile ceasefire

Heavy machine gun fire and explosions rocked Sarajevo as Bosnian Serbs fired three rocket propelled grenades at government troops, breaching the UN ceasefire and triggering a brief gunbattle. NATO and UN commanders monitored the flare up while warning against immediate air strikes.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina Michael Rose Bosnia NATO Rose Former Yugoslavia Julian Woodhouse Osijek

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