17 Mar 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1995
Page
1
A 54 year old Norwegian man was fined about 1130 Canadian dollars and given 24 days in jail for drunken driving on a lawn tractor. The sentence was suspended as authorities deemed a 10 kmh top speed not dangerous.
The National Citizens' Coalition launches a $100,000 ad campaign in Ontario urging MPs to opt out of the pension plan with messages urging Don’t pig out. Liberal MP Carleyn Parrish objects to the branding linking politicians to pigs.
CAW chief Buzz Hargrove says CP Rail has locked out more than 4 000 CAW shop workers as track crews also face a lockout after rotating strikes. Replacements are in place while traffic shifts to CN and trucking. The unions seek job security guarantees as talks continue and the federal government contemplates back to work legislation.
AgVenture 95 drew over 1,400 attendees on opening day at the Cypress Centre. The event showcases a Western motif art show, Cowboys reciting prairie poetry, and farming gear displays including high tech tractors. With 260 display booths, the expo expands 25 percent from last year and runs through Sunday with music and rodeo events.
In Los Angeles AP reports the six day cross examination of Det. Mark Fuhrman ends with defence attorney Bailey losing temper briefly outside jurors. Prosecutor Clark then questions Fuhrman about alibi and evidence with Bailey not immediately renewing cross.
The trial panel reviews Detective Mark Fuhrman’s alleged glove planting claims in the Simpson case. Judge Lance Ito admonishes Clark Bailey for personal attacks and orders lawyers to avoid insults. Referring to Cordoba, race is argued as an issue and then denied by officials.
Canada and the European Union reported progress on the first day of turbot talks in Brussels but remained far apart on a shared catch. Ottawa seeks 60 percent of a 27 000 tonne NAFO limit while the EU argues for 69 percent and Canada asks to delay the NAFO meeting.
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