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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 12, 1995
Page
1
A Neapolitan man who was late for a 1 a.m. Alitalia flight phoned police to report a bomb on board. Police traced the cellular call to his mobile phone and found him waiting at the Rome Leonardo da Vinci airport checking desk. he was arrested.
The Westray mine trial halted as missing inspection notebooks resurfaced, affecting judges and defense claims of disclosure. Justice Anderson set a May 23 date to hear stay motions while government lawyers arrived with the recovered documents.
Medicine Hat police faced budget driven cutbacks affecting response time after two Toronto Dominion Bank robberies at Southview Mall. Officers testified in court while on duty to save overtime pay, risking slower on street police work and radio gaps. Budget reductions and provincial grants drops strain the police service.
Testimony from two former Don Boland studio workers describes Marilyn Tan’s fading relationship with Roland Boland in 1992. She allegedly said she hated him and wished he would die while facing charges including uttering threats and administering a noxious substance linked to HIV injections in a suspected sado-masochistic context.
Cancarb Limited plans a 16 million expansion at its Medicine Hat facility, boosting carbon black output by 20 million pounds annually from a current 60 million pounds. The project will hire six to ten permanent staff plus up to 120 construction workers, with ten months of construction and a 3 million per year boost to the local economy. City groups welcome the development as a positive regional signal.
Cancarb plans to expand its Medicine Hat Alberta plant, citing prior 1994 gas price spikes that trimmed production and led to early retirement of three workers. Approval from Alberta Energy Utilities and Environmental division is sought by June 1, with TransCanada PipeLines Limited board approval also required. The Medicine Hat facility is described as the sole plant of its kind in Canada.
Patrick Ovington a Grade 12 student at Alberni District Senior High School wore a skirt provoking his vice-principal Gio Mussato to eject him and several male friends who protested. Ovington identifies as gay and says he feels comfortable in skirts while petitioners seek tolerance amid school disruption concerns raised by superintendent Gary Morton.
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