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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1995
Page
1
Ken Friedman sold over 700000 dollars worth of hemp fiber products last year with police approval. The hemp is imported from Hungary where it is legally grown and de intoxicated before export.
Reform Leader Preston Manning will spend an hour with U S politician Newt Gingrich in Washington and another hour answering calls on Gingrich's National Empowerment Television show. Manning aims to reassure U S leaders about Canada's fiscal future and press for a balanced budget.
Dr. Fred Moriarty of the Alberta Medical Association calls on Ottawa to deinsure more procedures and expand private health care to reduce Canada’s Medicare burden. He urges revisiting the Canada Health Act with a focus on comprehensiveness and medically necessary coverage while allowing out of pocket payments for those who can afford it.
The Bank of Canada rate rises to 8.6 percent from 8.2 as the Canadian dollar drops to about 70.36 US cents amid a global panic. Analysts say the move reflects market fear and not a Canadian budget issue, with the prime rate possibly climbing to 9.75 percent from 9.25.
Gary Mason, born May 8 1972 in Toronto and raised in Calgary foster homes, lacks official identity and cannot obtain a social insurance number. Ontario deputy registrar general says Alberta must provide ward records. Alberta Social Services says records can be supplied. Mason hopes media exposure spurs action.
The accuser Mario Ruiz Massieu is charged with diverting attention from the real mastermind in his brother's murder. U S officials report $9 7 million deposited in a Houston bank under his name between 1994. He faced Newark federal court on charges of unreported cash and extradition is sought. Raul Salinas de Gortari faces trial for plotting the murder of Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu. Carlos Salinas de Gortari not implicated.
The council overrode policy to sell the burnt plant to South Rock Ltd. for 200 000 dollars without open tenders. The bid includes a five year asphalt supply contract with fixed prices through 1997 and price protections through 1999, plus a 25 cent per tonne write down.
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