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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1995
Page
1
A 34 year old Victoria woman says a nightmare triggered her leap from a apartment balcony. She woke on the couch and fell three stories to a concrete patio below sustaining a broken jaw and broken leg. A passerby heard her calling and emergency crews transported her to Victoria General Hospital for treatment.
The Red Cross reviews four years of donor records dating back to 1990 to locate about 1,000 hepatitis C positive donors. They aim to inform patients who may have received infected blood during the virus window period and urge testing. The effort follows widespread Canadian infections and potential liver disease risks. Prosecution plans in the Westray trial shift toward a Supreme Court mistrial bid, delaying the Nova Scotia case.
Forrest Gump dominates the 1995 Oscars with six wins including Best Picture and Best Director for Robert Zemeckis. Tom Hanks earns back-to-back Best Actor honors, Jessica Lange wins Best Actress for Blue Sky, and Bob's Birthday by Snowden and Fine earns an animation prize from the National Film Board of Canada.
AP reports cellular records show a 2 18 p m call from Simpson to Nicole Brown Simpson on June 12 1994 while he golfed at Riviera Country Club. A witness described Simpson as angry on the phone during the four minute call disclosed by Deputy DA Marcia Clark in court records.
24 year old Cpl Neil Bernard MacKinnon of Sydney River Nova Scotia died from a grenade during routine annual training at Canadian Forces Base Suffield. Officer Kirk Drew was injured with shrapnel and is in serious but stable condition. Base officials vow a full investigation into the accident.
A study by University of Calgary economists shows Quebec as the largest net beneficiary of federal funds over 1961 to 1992, receiving 168 billion more than it paid, while Alberta is the biggest net contributor with 139 billion more sent to Ottawa. Ontario also paid more than it received, as per capita figures show varying regional gains and losses across provinces.
The EU at a UN conference accused Canada of fabricating claims about Spanish overfishing to justify extending its maritime rules beyond 200 miles. Emma Bonino called Canada’s allegations propaganda and questioned the Estai arrest legality, while Canada’s Brian Tobin dismissed the charges and defended conservation efforts.
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