14 Mar 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1995
Page
1
A Times report says six monkeys from a nearby wooded area disrupt two neighborhoods by sneaking through ventilation slats and windows to steal toothpaste soap fruit and a playing card set. They overturn bins leave mess and leap between roofs. The Singapore Zoo handles captures but requires approval from authorities and levies an hourly fee.
Alberta doctors consider direct patient billing prompting patients to collect fees from medicare. The plan would shift service payments to patients and delay reimbursements from Alberta Health, with exemptions for those unable to pay. Premier Ralph Klein rejects early election despite high poll ratings. A separate report notes Canadian firms paid little income tax in 1993, highlighting billions in deferred taxes.
City officials urge MLAs to press Premier Ralph Klein over military cutbacks at Canadian Forces Base Suffield. About 200 military jobs will be phased out over two years, reducing local family income while officers seek smarter use of dollars. Lt Col John McEachern notes 30 positions to be posted in May. Bow Valley MP Monte Solberg expresses sadness but support for necessary efficiency.
Canada says the Estai used illegal nets to haul a 350 tonne catch of turbot and undersized fish off the Grand Banks. Fisheries Minister Tobin cites 83 percent turbot, 79 percent undersized, and potential legal action with penalties up to 2.25 million dollars. EU suspends talks amid dispute.
In Los Angeles AP report on F. Lee Bailey pressuring Detective Mark Fuhrman over gloves and alleged planting at Simpson murder scene. Fuhrman remains composed while Bailey questions his testimony and Bell allegations surface.
In Pictou Nova Scotia the Westray trial judge Justice Robert Anderson faced scrutiny over a phone call to prosecutor Martin Herschorn. Herschorn testified there was no discussion of case facts or law and no indication the judge prejudged the case. The case involves former managers Roger Par Gerald Phillips Curragh Inc. and a 1992 Plymouth explosion that killed 26.
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