14 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1994
Page
1
In Allentown Pennsylvania a downtown building will be dynamited later this month. Tickets cost five dollars and entrants hope to win the chance to push the plunger. Proceeds go to renovate the site and support the American Red Cross.
Gavin Mandin of Namase Ave St. Albert Alberta was sentenced to life in prison with no parole until 2001 after pleading guilty to four counts of second degree murder. The 15 year old killed his mother sister and stepfather with a .22 rifle at a Valleyview area hobby farm in August 1991.
Calgary Catholic trustees vote unanimously to sue if Alberta's government proceeds with education restructuring that centralizes taxation and appoints superintendents. They assert constitutional rights to maintain a separate Catholic system and elect trustees responsible for school governance. The move follows a January announcement and could be tabled by Halvar Jonson soon.
Morinville Notre Dame school faces an internal probe after six of twelve special needs students aged 12 to 15 report physical restraint name calling and a death by own action pact. Parents warn safety concerns persist despite a two week review by Superintendent Lee Lucente and Principal Tom Turner.
A second NATO air strike against Bosnian Serbs was averted after Serb guns fell silent and bad weather obscured targets. The Bosnian government and Croats reached a draft constitution for a future federation in Vienna, viewed as a potential peace step. UN envoy Yasushi Akashi had ordered attacks near Bihac after attacks on French positions.
Justice Lang ruled the Toronto Hospital the Red Cross and Dr. Stanley Bain negligent for not informing Rochelle Pittman and her husband Ken of HIV tainted blood. The family receives $515,076 with Bain 40 percent responsible and the hospital and Red Cross 30 percent each. The ruling notes the transmission likely shortened Mr. Pittman’s life by about two years.
The lawyer for Dr. Roger Poisson said the Montreal physician did not harm the international study or patients. Poisson enrolled women at St- Luc hospital believing they would receive better care, though questions about data integrity and timing to entry surfaced amid fear among patients.
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