15 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1994
Page
1
Fran and Moe Casto of Henderson North Carolina welcomed a baby boy after two sterilization events and one vasectomy failed to prevent another birth. Doctors confirmed the couple faced a thousand-to-one odds previously and again faced unlikely result. The newborn adds a fourth child to the Casto family.
Hydro Quebec crews found a damaged 40 metre pylon and a bundle of unexploded dynamite on another near St Basile le Grand. Police closed Highway 116 for three hours as bomb squad removed explosives. No claim of responsibility and potential blackout risk to 174000 homes existed. In a separate case in Nanaimo an eight year old girl sold heroin to an undercover officer. mother charged.
Cypress Medicine Hat MLA Lorne Taylor faces fire over mismanagement in the Alberta Research Council as a council probe investigates safety lapses at a Millwoods plant. An incident in January saw researchers bypass two of eight filters while handling non biological yeast, triggering controversy over management and possible conflicts of interest.
Milton Born With A Tooth will be sentenced today after a Calgary jury found him guilty of firing a rifle during protests against the Old Man River Dam. The lone native juror initially refused to deliberate, then agreed after a second poll, as defence lawyers anticipate an appeal.
New York AP reports Disney animators allegedly hid explicit sequences in laserdisc copies of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Thousands of discs reportedly show Jessica Rabbit nude at slowed frame speed while officials investigate who planted the material and shared a private number.
Justice Lang ruled the Red Cross not negligent in 1985 but found negligence in notifying a husband of possible AIDS from a 1984 transfusion. The package offers $22,000 immediate payment plus $30,000 yearly, with survivors and children receiving annual sums. About 80 percent of eligible victims agreed to accept by the deadline.
The Liberal critic claims Premier Ralph Klein’s three week Asia mission produced only PR value with no measurable business deals for Albertans. Deputy Premier Ken Kowalski defends the trip, noting a preexisting contract and future opportunities in Korea Japan China Taiwan Hong Kong.
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