06 Mar 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1995
Page
1
In east Vancouver a three storey brick house has suffered three burglaries in four months. Stolen items include a stereo and video recorder three bicycles a backpack a turntable a rug and even a bus pass. Tenants Kate Battle and Brenda Cockfield posted a sign detailing the thefts and remaining valuables.
Ottawa senators on the Euthanasia committee call for Criminal Code amendments to permit withdrawal of life support for critically ill patients and for doctors to have guidelines on when and how to stop treatment. They stress the need for consultation and consistent standards.
Negotiations with CP Rail broke off over job security and shopcraft rules. CAW president Buzz Hargrove said the earliest strike date is March 15, with a strike deadline missed, and unions plan newspaper ads urging alternative shipments while keeping critical segments running where feasible. The CAW BMWE UTU and BME are to meet in Montreal Tuesday to plan strategy.
Calgary Herald reports Bruneau Suffield horses will outlive abuse as the Suffield Mustang Association outlines a plan for permanent registration and breeding. Eldon Eadie and Marlene Bruneau cite preservation of 23 mature stallions and 30 stud colts and recruitment of 75 owners to back a lasting breed amid a roundup that diverted about one third of 1200 horses to meat plants.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien urged reducing health care spending by at least 7.5 to 10 billion dollars, aiming to cut the share of GDP spent on health care from about 10 percent toward eight to nine percent. The plan follows Ottawa’s shift to lump-sum transfers to provinces starting 1996-97, prompting concern from the Caledon Institute.
The Canadian dollar opened at 70.61 U.S. cents, sliding 0.48 cent after a loss last week. The U.S. dollar also weakens to record lows vs the German mark and Japanese yen amid political and market turmoil in Mexico and Spain.
The Canadian Airborne Regiment was officially disbanded after 27 years as Lt Col Peter Kenward led a final parade at CFB Petawawa. Colors were retired to the Airborne museum amid reflection on the unit's scandals and enduring achievements.
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