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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 17, 1998

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Alcohol in Death Shocks Brooks Woman

Alcohol was a factor in the death of Lori Connon 37 who died after a car struck her as she socialized with two others at an acquaintance’s residence in Rainier Alberta RCMP said Connon had a dispute with one of them Janice Bauer 30 of Rainier Alberta is charged with criminal negligence causing death manslaughter and failing to remain at the scene Bauer will appear in Brooks provincial court Wednesday for first appearance on the charges

Brookslcohol Brooks Brooks Rcmp Lori Connon RCMP Connon Rainier Greg Lynch Janice Bauer Alberta Bauer

Charest delays Quebec Liberal leadership decision

Leader Jean Charest continues to delay announcing whether he will take the helm of the Quebec Liberal party. He said he needs more time to weigh concerns and will decide next week during a Nova Scotia campaign swing. Advisers say he remains undecided amid fears of federal Tory shifts and party fit.

Glace Bay N.S Jean Charest Quebec Liberal Party Charest Reform Quebec

Man Attends His Own Funeral in Argentina Mixup

In Buenos Aires a 21 year old Argentine man, Robinson Gonzalez, learned his mother had mistaken him for a gunshot victim. He arrived at the funeral she organized, triggering her nervous breakdown, after she believed her son was dead. The event followed a mixup at the city morgue reported by Dyn.

Buenos Aires Reuters Dyn Robinson Gonzalez

Wisdom of early settlers echoes through time

William Hearst Jr notes the East Coast as lucky landing for settlers, while J Petit Senn reflects on desiring to give rather than keep. The quotes frame gratitude for historical paths and the value of generosity over indulgence.

California William Hearst Jr

Teen and father killed in Echo Dale powered parachute crash

Leia Steele, 16, and her father David Steele, 44, died when a six chute powered parachute crashed near Echo Dale Regional Park. Leia, a Medicine Hat High Grade 10 student, was visiting her family. authorities question authorized operation and licensing. Transport Canada will investigate while noting no permit record for Steele.

Medicine Hat Steele David Steele Echo Dale Ernie Arrenegade Penny Leia David Transport Canada Fred D’amico Edmonton Medicine Hatman D’amico

Hamill Faces Fire Over Filanti Art Standoff at Council

Monday night council clash pits Alderman Hamill against Ald. Kelly over comments on Filanti art, a disputed motion, and Hamill's CJCY Radio show. Mayor Grimm defends Kelly while Hamill accuses others of skulduggery and media bias surrounding the 1991 loan between Filanti, the Saamis Tepee Association, and city.

Medicine Hat Graham Kelly John Hamill Council Rick Filanti Kelly Hamill Cjcy Radio 1390 Angus Henderson Medicine Hat News Filanti Ted Grimm Saamis Tepee Association Grimm

House of Commons flag ruling sparks party clash

Speaker Gilbert Parent blocks flags on MPs desks citing rules and civility. Reform plans to force a vote while parties seek a committee review amid ongoing flag dispute and accusation of anthem protests.

Reform Parent Bloc Suzanne Tremblay

Spock dies broke after decades of pediatric influence

Benjamin Spock 94, renowned author of Baby and Child Care, dies in San Diego after years of illness and heavy medical bills. His widow Mary Morgan sought help with about 17000 dollars in monthly medical costs as his sons and she mourn his passing. Spock earned an estimated thirty seven million from his book but spent much on legal fights and donations to antiwar and civil rights causes. The landmark work was first published in 1946 and urged parents to trust themselves.

Los Angeles Benjamin Spock Mary Morgan San Diego California Spock

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