19 May 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 19, 1995
Page
1
In Sydney, Lee Duncan unveils the Feral Cheryl doll aimed at Australian lifestyle niches. The tattooed, unshaven, pierced figure with feathers and dreadlocks contrasts with the pristine Barbie image. Duncan says it began as a joke and reflects a different teen fantasy.
A Toronto judge urged jurors in the Bernardo case to treat the opening statement as nonevidence while prosecutors argued over presenting their case. The trial features a chilling account of the Mahaffy and French deaths and relates to Bernardo and Karla Homolka.
After 24 years of negotiations the city council accepted a four year pact between the city police commission and the police association covering January 1993 to December 1996. The agreement includes wage freezing, health benefit cuts, and changes to clothing allowances and recruits pay, with Remembrance Day no longer a statutory holiday in 1995 and 1996.
Winnipeg Jets owner Barry Shenkarow says he will proceed with selling the team to a Minneapolis minority group under a tentative last week agreement. He notes the local bid missed the noon deadline and a $60 million U.S. price tag complicates the sale, while stressing the Burke deal does not guarantee relocation.
Ebola fears rise as thousands camp at barriers around Kikwit with food and water shortages. Dr. Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum warns of potential new outbreaks and criticizes quarantine. money allows through checkpoints. Canada detains two men from Zaire awaiting refugee status while testing for exposure.
Scientists led by Raul J. Cano of California Polytechnic University recovered a spore from a 25 to 40 million year old amber entombed bee. The revived microbe produces a natural antibiotic with potential medical value and offers insights into ancient dormancy and survival.
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