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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1992

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Woman builds lavish cat estate amid LA neighbors’ objections

Francine Katzenbogen plans a six-room feline palace on her $1 million Los Angeles estate to house 20 cats moving from New York. Neighbors oppose the plan citing health, noise, traffic and coyote concerns as she seeks an exception to the three-cats-per-household rule.

Los Angeles New York City Francine Katzenbogen Katzenbogen New York

Yeltsin Names Himself Acting Defence Minister and Sets Up Russian Army

President Boris Yeltsin signed a decree to create a separate Russian army and named himself acting defence minister. Deputy PM Sergei Shakhrai said the move aims to establish a defence ministry in Russia with Yeltsin as head, while keeping some joint control with the CIS armed forces. The plan envisions Russia’s forces as part of the Commonwealth framework under possible joint command.

Moscow Reuter Boris Yeltsin Sergei Shakhrai Shakhrai Yeltsin Russia Commonwealth of Independent States Ministry of Defence Russian Federation

World feeding dream turns to choking reality

A quotation captures a critique of global hunger and environmental strain, highlighting concerns about nations overproducing to feed the world while harming ecosystems. The speaker calls for reflection on agriculture, sustainability, and the ethics of large scale food production.

Quebec urged to join discussion on constitutional talks

Ottawa pressure grows for Quebec to return to meetings as aboriginals gain a say in talks. Ghislain Dufour urged involvement to protect provincial interests amid new self government and veto demands. Joe Clark and Ovide Mercredi warned absence weakens chances of a May 31 deal. Matthew Coon Come feared Quebec exclusion could curb constitutional amendments.

Ottawa Quebec Ghislain Dufour Dufour Joe Clark Robert Bourassa Meech Lake Clark Canada Ovide Mercredi Assembly of First Nations Matthew Coon

Tremors Strain Erzincan as Death Toll Tumbles Unclear

A second strong quake rocked eastern Turkey Sunday after a Friday tremor. Officials struggle to fix a death toll while snow, avalanches, and ruined roads hamper rescue. Turkish and Swiss teams with U S aid continued debris removal and relief, with thousands of tents and supplies airlifted to the region.

Southam News Istanbul Turkey Erzincan Ankara Red Cross United States

Earhart mystery ends after 55 years in the Pacific

Investigator Richard Gillespie claims new evidence may solve Amelia Earhart's 1937 disappearance. He cites a metal fragment and a size 9 Cat's Paw heel found on Nikumaroro and has submitted the metal to the NTSB for authentication. The Times noted the board cannot confirm but cannot rule out the possibility.

Washington Pacific Amelia Earhart Richard Gillespie International Group For Historic Aircraft Recovery Life Magazine Gillespie Earhart Fred Noonan National Transportation Safety Board Noonan New York Times Safety Board

Peace talks advance as Armenia Azerbaijan initial peace accord

Iran mediated draft peace for Nagorno Karabakh with Armenia and Azerbaijan initialled in Tehran reflecting a ceasefire and prisoner exchange. More than 1,500 killed since 1988 in the dispute over the enclave amid regional fighting in Moldova's Trans-Dniester with 21 dead reported.

Moscow Armenia Azerbaijan Moldova Russia Iran Nagorno-Karabakh Star-Tass Tehran Ali Akbar Velayat

Victory for whites uncertain in South Africa referendum

In Johannesburg one day before the whites-only referendum on de Klerk’s reforms, undecided voters equal about 25 percent of 3.3 million. A lack of polls leaves outcomes unclear as conservatives gain in rural and some urban Afrikaner zones while liberals struggle to mobilize city bases.

Southam News Johannesburg F.W. de Klerk de Klerk South Africa Liberal Democratic Party National Party Nat Democratic Party Robin Carlisle Pretoria Durban Cape

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