09 Mar 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1992
Page
1
Beijing reports say Xu Denghai is hospitalized with a twisted intestine after February 26 hooping with coworkers. China Sports News notes he is the third Beijing case of intestinal injury from improper hula hoop use and cites Dr Yang Hua urging limited use due to strenuous gyration.
Ford Motor Co says it is close to a deal to build 65 000 Tempos for Argentina with 60 000 more next year at its Oakville Ontario plant. The plan would not add jobs but would prevent layoffs despite four weeks of plant shutdowns this year. The agreement could total up to one billion US dollars and be signed in weeks.
A fragment from Page B2 quotes concern over an unnamed individual involved in actions in Quebec. The brief hints at disapproval and a call for restraint in the region.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney condemned American actions as vexatious harassment and protectionism in a New York Times interview during Canada US clashes over autos and lumber. He cited Honda Civics from Ontario failing NAFTA content rules and a provisional 14.48 percent lumber duty, signaling rising protectionism in an election year.
Edmonton case notes a potential miscarriage of justice in the 1986 murder of Marie Rose Desjarlais. Crown witnesses recanted or died, prompting the Alberta Court of Appeal to order a new trial though prosecutors doubt a conviction is possible. Nepoose, Cree from Hobbema, had spent nearly five years in prison.
Former prime minister Menachem Begin died after a heart attack at 78 and will be buried at 3 p.m. on Mount of Olives in East Jerusalem. The family’s request means no official state funeral. Moshe Nissim called it a national day of mourning. Begin helped sign the 1979 peace treaty with Egypt and led Israel through Lebanon events.
A Sunday night rally at the Sheraton Tara Hotel in Warwick drew about 300 supporters and four Jewish group protesters who accused Patrick Buchanan ally David Duke. Shoving followed as Secret Service escorted Buchanan from the room, ending the event.
Canadian reports that Arctic ozone may be improving do not satisfy NASA expert Jim Anderson. He warns stratospheric conditions remain prone to depletion with a potential 30 percent loss depending on weather. A federal scientist suggested current data show no greater destruction than recent years.
Anderson warns against complacency as chlorine monoxide remains high in the stratosphere and NASA plans high altitude flights to study Arctic ozone erosion. The ozone layer shields against UV radiation linked to skin cancer cataracts and immune suppression, amid ongoing CFC driven erosion.
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