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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1994
Page
1
Swallows return to Capistrano on St. Joseph's Day from Argentina but crowds with mariachi bands folk dancers tours and an animal petting farm deter many birds according to Wayne Schulenburg animal care manager at the San Diego Zoo.
The United Nations Security Council condemned the Hebron massacre in which about 30 Palestinians were killed and called for a resumption of peace talks with Israel by resumed Arab participation including Syria Jordan and Lebanon. The United States said PLO and Arab delegations may return to talks in April with high level encounters to follow.
Pte Elvin Kyle Brown of the Canadian Airborne Regiment received a five year prison sentence for manslaughter and torture in the Belet Huen incident. He was dismissed with disgrace and faces possible bail on appeal. The court noted his minor role, saying he was not the principal assailant in the death of 16 year old Shidane Abukar Arone.
Hat police recovered a loaded .22 rifle a hunting knife and a hatchet from vehicles near McCoy High School on Friday noon. A damaged baseball bat was also found and seized. Police linked the search to a Thursday disturbance on Eighth Street involving youths and possible gang activity. The school plans continued reviews of all three high schools. no entry to the building occurred.
Unemployed construction workers smashed a plate glass door and surged toward security as Prime Minister Jean Chretien visited Shawinigan Quebec. Police protected Chretien who remained unharmed though shaken by the crowd. About 300 protesters faced a police line with no arrests.
A Goldstone Commission report ties senior South African police and Inkatha members to gun running and hit squads. Lt Gen Basie Smit and Maj Gen Krappies Englebrecht were suspended by President de Klerk. The president proposed an international police task force as he warned arrests require evidence.
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled against borrowers in a case where Dunphy Leasing Enterprises argued it was overcharged 85 000 in interest by Bank of Nova Scotia. The decision weakens efforts by Borrowers Action Society to challenge credit card rate disclosures and pursue 35 other class actions.
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