06 Mar 1993
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1993
Page
1
Arlene Yeulet says she struck a coyote that grabbed her four year old son James on a snowbank in Yukon. The National Examiner claims the animal had James in its teeth and the front page story attributes quotes to Yeulet.
Elaine McCoy says she will not take a cabinet pension while drawing a legislative salary of 57 500. She will forgo the 1000 a month pension as long as she remains a member. She cites financial accountability from her failed Conservative leadership bid. Joined by mention of Gordon Wilson and Judi Tyabji admitting they are in love in BC.
Canadian Conservative leadership race begins to take shape with Michael Wilson withdrawing while Benoit Bouchard refrains from backing a candidate. Jean Charest expresses confidence as Kim Campbell leads nationally and gains Quebec support, with Jelinek undecided and Jelinek set to announce in two weeks.
A 28 year old woman at the Edmonton Morgentaler clinic required emergency hysterectomy after an abortion. Clinic manager Susan Fox says the incident is the second major complication since 1991, while a gynecologist at University Hospital notes the main uterine artery was severed. The patient remains in hospital, stabilized after transfusions.
The IAAF confirmed an unusual testosterone level after a January 17 race in Montreal and barred Ben Johnson for life. Reactions ranged from calls for his removal from the sport to concern about the impact on Canadian track and field and the World Indoor Championships upcoming in Toronto.
General Philippe Morillon personally enters the besieged Srebrenica area to organize refugee relief and a safe escape route as Serb attacks press the Muslim town. A UN source says he was turned back at a Serbian checkpoint, with thousands reported dead or wounded and aid efforts intensifying. Clinton pledges tighter UN sanctions on Serb supplies.
FBI says arrests outside a Brooklyn mosque may connect to last week’s bombing. A judge said a man charged with striking agents testifying he may be involved deeply. A Jordanian immigrant charged with aiding the bombing is said to have been abandoned by allies. Authorities seized bomb parts and 45 kilograms of explosives at a Jersey City storage site. The motive and exact explosive type remain unclear. Salameh remains jailed on aid and abetting charges. The Brooklyn arrests followed a car theft at Logan Airport.
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