07 May 1993
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 07, 1993
Page
1
Mike Pascoal, 20, of Kingston Ontario, scored a hole in one twice within six days at a course. The second ace came after a misdirected three wood that curved, bounced once, and dropped into the cup. He had to convince staff he had achieved the feat again.
A bi national panel found major flaws in the Commerce Department ruling that imposed a 6.51 percent duty on Canadian softwood lumber. The panel questioned evidence of subsidies from low provincial timber fees and ruled restrictions on B C log exports could be subsidies, signaling a partial exoneration for Canada.
Alberta Treasurer Jim Dinning frames a $700 million deficit cut with no tax rise and a four year plan to erase the deficit by 1996-97. He defends the plan as responsible amid opposition claims of vagueness and pre election politics. Health care cuts total over $280 million with $100 million pending hospital board consultations.
Medicine Hat Regional Hospital eyes a $127 million provincial budget cut amid no specifics on programs. Board chair John Boksteyn says no panic, stressing prudent finances and planned consultations. Executive director Tom Seaman notes possible uneven reductions with a 3 percent cut potentially costing $1.1 million locally. Continued from Page A1.
CBC-TV reports some Canadian Airborne Regiment members based in Petawawa Ontario have exhibited white supremacist behavior at home and a Somalia deployment member is a former neo Nazi. A soldier wore an Adolf Hitler shirt and swastika image. two Airborne deaths in Somalia are under investigation.
Police study links between this week’s killing of Lailane Silva and eight unsolved Calgary area women’s deaths. Luc Yoland Gregoire 33, a roofer, is charged with first degree murder and faces an assault with a weapon case from April. He was released after mandatory supervision since 1991 following an armed robbery in Edmonton. Public officials and relatives call for accountability and harsher penalties.
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