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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1995
Page
1
At Virginia Tech a panel on long duration spaceflight says Mars missions require design attention to romance. NASA flight surgeon Patrick McGinnis notes the challenge of providing privacy in weightlessness, while panelists stress acoustical privacy for astronauts amid zero gravity intimacy.
Statistics Canada reports 766000 Canadians received regular unemployment benefits in January, 4.2 percent down from December and 53 percent of the unemployed. Long term joblessness remains high as exhaustees drop off, while UI tightening and budget actions push more out of benefits.
Tory MLA Lorne Taylor leads petitions in Alberta to end tax funded abortions not medically necessary. More than 20 000 Albertans signed, including 2 500 from Medicine Hat, as pro life groups push de insuring abortions to save money and lives.
Frank Lanz, a 63 year old Hat resident, won 129 059 dollars after his Lotto 6 49 ticket matched five regular numbers and the bonus on the March 22 draw. He plans a quiet birthday with family and a four month Arizona trip, then more lottery play.
Negotiations in Brussels continue over the Canada EU fishing dispute. Britain blocks an EU protest letter to Ottawa angering Spain. A Spanish trawler Jose Antonio Nores is reported deep in the disputed zone while an environmental group says about 20 Spanish vessels have boats in the area. Canada’s High Commission reports 1,500 to 1,600 calls letters and faxes of support.
RCMP indicate senior public servants may be asked to take polygraphs as investigators probe the anonymous budget leak to the Victoria Times-Colonist. About 14 officials with access to the budget are under scrutiny for possible breaches of trust or fraudulent concealment under the Criminal Code.
In Tokyo a masked assailant fired four shots at National Police Agency chief Takaji Kunodatsu, hospitalised in serious condition. The March subway attack killed 10 and sickened over 5,000, with a doomsday cult linked to the raid under investigation. A caller threatened further action unless the raid stopped. The Aum Shinrikyo group denied involvement.
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