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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 24, 1995
Page
1
Termites produce about 88 million tonnes of methane annually through decayed wood and forest soils. Scientists say termites contribute up to one fifth of the world's methane, emphasizing soil-feeding species as the main methane source.
The body of Tina McPhee was identified through dental records after being found in a makeshift dump near New Sarepta, southeast of Edmonton. Her mother Marie McPhee expressed relief as police described Gary McAstocker as the prime suspect before his suicide days before a lie detector test.
A Library of Parliament analysis by Marion Wrobel argues the underlying deficit is about $19 billion over two years, not the $24.3 billion forecast. The budget’s higher interest rate assumptions and $28 billion contingency reserve inflate the stated shortfall.
Los Angeles AP Marcia Clark pressed Brian Kaelin on his confusing testimony about the Simpson household. She suggested Kaelin hid details of violent fights and a 911 call, while Kaelin defended his truthfulness and recalled two heated arguments between O J Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson.
An unusual weekend session of Parliament aims to restore rail service by Monday afternoon. MPs delay debate on the back to work bill due to Bloc Quebecois opposition while the NDP and major unions ally to a three railway return plan. Senate hearings proceed as CN and Via Rail executives fault past employment security terms.
Silken Laumann and three teammates lost the Pan Am Games quadruple sculls gold after she admitted taking an over the counter cold remedy approved by Team Bacto. Officials consider sanctions that could affect her Atlanta Olympic hopes. Pan Am officials recommend a minimal sanction. Canadian officials note a warning would have sufficed in Canada.
Four people are held as authorities investigate clashes at a prefabrication site in Osaka. Police report multiple injuries and ongoing inquiries while officials say more arrests may follow.
Canada moves to curb Spanish fishing off Newfoundland by arming patrol vessels with warp cutters to sever nets if EU talks fail to enforce conservation. Fisheries Minister Tobin warns action will escalate if Spain continues to fish beyond the 200 mile limit, while turmoil and harassment from Greenpeace persist in the disputed zone.
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