20 May 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 20, 1994
Page
1
In Stockholm thirty three graduating students at a design school posed nude for billboard ads to gain attention and show individuality amid 13 percent unemployment. Anja Uddenfeldt,33, stressed the act highlights diversity.
Canada the federal government trimmed British Columbia health subsidies by 1.7 million dollars over extra billing by 44 doctors since 1992. Health Minister Paul Ramsey pledges negotiation with the B C Medical Association or possible legislation to end the practice.
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis died Thursday night at age 64 from non-Hodgkin lymphoma in New York City. The former first lady, famed for style and public service, left a lasting legacy through the White House restoration, cultural advocacy, and later life as editor and grandmother.
Alberta moves toward a provincial pool for school funding the Alberta School Foundation Fund as Catholic boards win opt out and public boards threaten court action over loss of tax authority. Education Minister Halvar Jonson backs the measure while Lt Governor Towers may soon sign. Public boards vow lawsuits to secure equal funding.
Maj. Anthony Seward testified in a Belet Huen camp court martial that his order to "abuse them if you have to" led to looter patrols and contributed to the death of 16 year old Shidane Arone. He admitted the word choice was wrong and said he must live with the consequences.
Mohawks atop bulldozers and chainsaws move onto Pines land in Oka Quebec to expand a cemetery amid police and municipal observers. Leaders say negotiations failed and unilateral action is needed. mayor insists resolution requires Mohawks to buy the land.
A 14 member Canadian expedition led by Calgary bound climbers shifts strategy after Mario Bilodeau and Shakpa Sona descended the Great Couloir to rejoin the group. They aim for an oxygen assisted northeast summit attempt following visa and monsoon constraints.
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