14 Mar 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1992
Page
1
Police arrested six men in Dearne Netherlands on suspected fraudulent dung deals. They allegedly dumped over 16 000 cubic metres of manure, earning about 190 000 dollars while faking legal sales documents. The case highlights manure pollution concerns amid large livestock herds.
Nurse Lawrence Davis testified that Officer Lawrence Powell told Rodney King he and fellow officers had played a hardball game tonight as King, injured on a stretcher, remembered being an usher at Dodger Stadium. The remark came an hour after the alleged beating in Los Angeles.
A Crosbie Page column asks about empathy and responsibility toward aquatic life, exploring the moral questions raised by human impact on oceans and rivers and the need for mindful stewardship.
At a federally sponsored constitutional conference in Ottawa nearly 200 delegates debated self government for natives. Native women urged the Charter of Rights apply to aboriginal governments and protested exclusion from talks while others warned collective rights must prevail and voiced concerns about Quebec language and land claims.
Ronald Allen Smith of Red Deer Alberta was condemned to death by a Montana state judge for the 1982 killings of two men near Browning. A January sentencing portrayed him as a product of abuse, while a parole officer’s view painted a cold killer. He intends to appeal, with execution set for May 1 unless stayed.
Rescuers search ruins after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake devastated Erzincan and 13 provinces. Officials say at least 500 dead and hundreds injured as darkness and freezing temperatures hinder relief. Dozens of buildings collapsed including a school and hospital.
About 2,000 University of Alberta students heckled Advance Education Minister John Gogo during a protest against education cutbacks on the legislature steps. They chanted pressure for more student loans and lower tuition while organisers warned of a “doomsday clock” looming over funding.
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