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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 10, 1992

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Prince Philip Snubs Reporters On B C Tour

The prince showed impatience with press and photographers during a Sunday visit to Vancouver area sites. At Reifel Bird Sanctuary in Delta photographer Peter Battistoni was told he had no shot yet and was called incompetent. Earlier CP photographer Greg Kinch heard him disparage questions about the weather.

Vancouver Prince Philip British Columbia Vancouver Sun Peter Battistoni Reifel Delta Philip Battistoni Greg Kinch Kinch

Mandela warns of renewed ANC armed struggle if whites reject reform

Nelson Mandela warned in an interview with the Star that the ANC would return to armed struggle if whites vote against dismantling apartheid in the March 17 referendum. He urged progress, saying peace forces are too strong to be defeated by darkness.

Johannesburg Nelson Mandela African National Congress F.W. de Klerk the Star Mandela ANC de Klerk Star

Canadians see 2.6 percent income gain in 1990

Statistics Canada reports Canadians earned only 2.6 percent more in 1990, the weakest rise in at least 30 years. Analysts cite wage restraint and a shift to part time work, noting inflation at 5.6 percent reduced real income. Ontario and Manitoba posted the smallest gains while Alberta and British Columbia led.

Ottawa Statistics Canada Katherine Fraser Ontario Manitoba Alberta B.C

Realization Grows Over Dead Found in Garifinian Area

Officials confirm discovery of multiple deceased individuals in Garifinian area as search efforts expand. Authorities urge caution while investigators identify victims and determine causes. Local residents express concern and call for transparency from the response teams.

King's beating by police centered in videotaped attack

Patrol officers testified Rodney King was hit with a stun gun and a baton in Lake View Terrace after a high speed chase. Officer Powell delivered multiple blows to King as others joined the assault, while defense claims King posed a threat. In a separate case, a Saskatoon attack linked to Larry Fisher is examined in Canada's Supreme Court over Gail Miller's murder and David Milgaard's conviction.

Simi Valley Calif Rodney King Los Angeles California Highway Patrol Timothy Singer Singer Melanie Singer King Lake View Terrace Powell Ottawa Supreme Court of Canada Larry Fisher Saskatoon Gail Miller Fisher Miller David Milgaard Milgaard Supreme Court Metis British Columbia Winnipeg

Remaining Democrats face off in U.S. South

Reuters reports Super Tuesday tests in 11 states may boost Clinton toward a clear Democratic lead while Bush dominates Republicans. Harkin exited, Tsongas gains with pro business message, Brown pushes reform. Texas leads with 196 delegates. Florida contest tight as polls show Clinton and Tsongas vying for momentum.

Washington Reuter Bill Clinton George Bush Bush Pat Buchanan Buchanan Iowa Tom Harkin Clinton Arkansas Paul Tsongas Tsongas Massachusetts Jerry Brown California Texas Florida Abc-Washington Post

Redcliff to borrow for short term cash gap as taxes owed linger

Redcliff councillors approve a 1 million dollar short term loan from CIBC to cover operating costs while Consumers Paper Corp waits to pay 550000 in overdue 1990 1991 property taxes. Moe Rekunyk says payment due by July and plant renovations to start soon.

Louise Smith The News Redcliff Consumers Paper Corp Alberta DeNovo Corp Douglas Medicine Hat Council Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Randy Giesbrecht Moe Rekunyk Bill Duncan Coun Bob Coulter Duncan Giesbrecht

Bourassa hints at two stage constitutional reform

Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa suggested splitting Ottawa's final package into two parts. One part would need seven provinces representing 50 percent of the population, the other unanimous consent including veto rights for Quebec. He noted a two stage path could yield a result, while his aide warned Quebec insists on a veto.

Quebec Robert Bourassa Canada Bourassa Brian Mulroney Ottawa Mulroney Meech Lake Meech

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Garifinian Ann Landers Brian Bertram Don McGillivray Doonesbury Hero International Singers Finger Police Stacey Koon Theodore Briseno Timothy Wind Laurence Powell Wind Mr. King U.S. South Coulter
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