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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1995
Page
1
Mary Kish spends four to five hours daily filling forms drawing UPCs and dressing envelopes to contests across North America. Over ten years she has won about 150000 in prizes including a cruise and a car. She enters 20 to 25 contests weekly, paying about 50 cents per entry.
Scientists at the American Association for Cancer Research conference in Toronto report aspirin may reduce tumors in lab mice treated with cigarette carcinogens. Andre Castonguay of Laval University notes a 53 percent shrinkage after adding an aspirin-like drug Sulindac, while cautions remain that quitting smoking is still vital. Dr Mack Ruffin of the University of Michigan also cites evidence linking regular aspirin use to lower colon cancer risk.
Biologists opened a pen housing six Canadian grey wolves in Yellowstone as part of a U S Fish and Wildlife Service plan to restore the species to the Rockies. The wolves join 14 moved from Alberta with a second pen to be opened after the first six depart.
Ottawa reports Halifax street stunt uses 6000 nickels funded by a $20,000 Canada Council grant to OO Magazine Gallery Society. Reform MPs attack public arts spending as waste while listing other items such as $445,000 yearly for the Inter Parliamentary Union and $69,000 for a study on color in advertising.
Ottawa clash over back-to-work legislation intensifies as Bloc Quebecois blocks swift debate delaying a bill to force CN, CP, and Via Rail workers back to work. Economists warn 2.5% of GDP could be lost in 10 days.
In Edmonton, Hisaya Okumiya, 11, drowned after falling into Mill Creek on March 14 while playing with two friends. His father, Dave Okumiya, held his son one last time as volunteers retrieved the body after a search through ice and snow. police and medical examiners will determine the cause of death.
Mayor Ted Grimm told the Kiwanis Club that Medicine Hat should aim to fund services locally without provincial grants. He called federal and provincial cuts a chance for the strong, stressing fiscal discipline, partnerships, and planning for worst case scenarios. Provincial grant figures were not released.
O J Simpson murder trial witness Kaelin describes moving into Nicole Brown Simpson's guest house in Aspen and later at Simpson's estate. Det. Vannatter defends handling of blood evidence and chain of custody while defense questions police searches. A mysterious envelope with a knife remains barred from jurors for now.
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