24 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 24, 1994
Page
1
At St Stephen’s College Edmonton students study Star Trek The Next Generation to explore theology. Prof Fran Hare says modern myths in Trek offer a popular vehicle for examining religious doctrines in a futuristic, non religious context.
Across Jerusalem and Cairo diplomats pressed to restart stalled peace talks after a two day Hebron siege. Israeli troops fired rockets at Arab apartment blocks killing four militants and a pregnant bystander while five Israeli soldiers were wounded. The PLO demanded international protection for Arabs in Hebron as talks resumed in Cairo.
Edmonton based meatpacking plant losses rise to about 209 million including 35 million in interest. Treasurer Dinning and auditor general fault past cabinet members while Liberal leader attacks secrecy as Klein defends presentation. Sale to Burns Foods completed in January after government seizure in 1989.
Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari urged calm after the PRI presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio was shot at a campaign rally in Tijuana. Colosio, 44, died hours later. Authorities identified Mario Aburto Martinez as a suspect. a second man was a witness. Banks and markets planned to close through Friday amid global investor concern.
CBC faces a ratings slide and budget pressures as licence extensions loom. Keith Spicer urged CBC to shrink its mandate and focus on strengths while Tony Manera defended broad audience service amid competition from specialty series.
Wayne Gretzky scored his 802nd career goal to surpass Gordie Howe as the NHL's top scorer in a game against the Vancouver Canucks in Los Angeles. The record came in the second period after a pass from Marty McSorley. Vancouver later won 6 3 as Cliff Ronning briefly gave them the lead.
Ottawa report notes Liberal MPs Joe McGuire Patrick O'Brien and Bernard Patry plus Liberal Senator Peter Bosa joined a Paris Inter Parliamentary Union meeting with wives at taxpayer expense. Officials say each received excursion fare allotments of 1725 dollars that could be used for two cheaper tickets and spouses fares. Critics call such trips taxpayer funded junkets.
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