04 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1994
Page
1
Toronto CP reports SkyDome is offering free elephant dung from the Garden Bros Circus now playing at the stadium. SkyDome spokeswoman Jane Welowszky calls it first quality fertilizer and notes a large pile that could fill a dumpster is available to gardeners.
Publicist confirms 43 year old John Candy died this morning on a Mexico movie set. Candy, a SCTV regular and star of Splash Uncle Buck and Planes Trains and Automobiles, also co owned the Toronto Argonauts.
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Audrey and John Hill faced an epic surge as Ross Creek swelled from two metres to about one kilometre wide. Volunteers filled 60 eight or 18 kilogram sandbags to create a 30 metre emergency barrier along the Hills home as waters rose and receded, with one other house sandbagged and Cypress Hills runoff blamed for the spring flood warning.
Premier Ralph Klein accuses Ottawa of pushing Albertans onto unemployment rolls as Prime Minister Jean Chretien defends the federal budget. Chretien warns rapid cuts risk the fragile economic recovery while Klein notes job losses and reduced spending.
A Norwegian lawyer tied to anti abortion groups says a client will arrange return of The Scream for 135 million Canadian dollars. The statement follows the painting theft last month and cites a potential producer rather than the thief. A court appeal by the lawyer concerned deportation of American anti abortion activists.
Canadian Press calculations show controversial pensions for former MPs will jump to about 15 million dollars in 1994-95 and total contributions from taxpayers must rise by five million annually to 20 million by 1997-98 to cover current payments and liabilities. Former PM John Turner is among the top pensioners at roughly 84 648 dollars per year.
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