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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1994
Page
1
Rebecca Steeves believes thieves honor among burglars after a Dec. 9 break in stole a video camera with footage of her newborn daughter. The single mother, 34, posted ads begging for the tape’s return. A January break in occurred but the thieves left the video behind.
Canadian convoy departs Visoko with 150 evacuees for Srebrenica amid Serb checkpoints and uncertain clearance. Captain Belanger vows to press on. Lt. Col. Moore expects a 24 hour, 150 kilometre trip barring new obstacles. In Brandon, Axworthy proposes a youth job guarantee linking work, training, and social assistance withdrawal to 60 000 youths.
Federal immigration intelligence reports obtained by The Vancouver Sun claim Aidid funding comes from Canadian welfare and drug trafficking. Eleven refugee welfare fraud cases cost over $1 million, with Project RAW largely blanked for privacy. The WARF report cites a high fraud rate among Somali refugees.
A 13 year old Medicine Hat girl Tanya Mastel died in a weekend downhill ski accident near Fernie Snow Valley. She lost control on an intermediate slope hit a sign post and died within seconds. School friends teachers and Catholic schools mourn with prayers and counseling planned. Funeral and autopsy arrangements are announced.
In Jerusalem a rising number of cabinet ministers push for ousting 400 militant Jewish settlers from Hebron where 80 000 Arabs live. Prime Minister Rabin blocks a vote fearing a right wing backlash. After the Feb 25 mosque massacre, the PLO refuses to resume peace talks until settlements are dismantled. Muslim militants vow vengeance and threaten attacks if settlers stay.
Alberta nurses and University of Alberta faculty oppose wage and benefit cuts amid provincial budget strikes. Hospitals face 9.5 percent requests while U of A staff face 10 percent reductions in 1994 95. Rod Wilson predicts a major battle over the offer.
Calgary area adopters describe former Suffield wild horses as easy and friendly. Dallas Bruneau praises Sunlight after a month of care. Sunlight is two years old and gentle. Seven-year-old Dallas declares joy in selecting her mare. Stefanie and others report calm behavior and early training progress. Final Suffield roundup totals: 1201 horses removed, 1063 adopted, 52 donated to charities, 48 returned, 29 slaughtered, seven died.
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