21 May 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 21, 1994
Page
1
Weatherford police say a church burglary suspect will be easy to identify after he made photocopies of his face on a copy machine and left several behind at the Calvary Methodist Church. The thief stole a tape recorder and a radio.
Retired officer Gordon Domm, 58, was found guilty of contempt of court for breaking a publication ban on Karla Homolka's murder trial by mailing copies of articles from the Sunday Mirror and Washington Post. He faces up to two years in jail and plans to appeal. Homolka remains imprisoned after a 12 year sentence.
A Medicine Hat man, George William Day, 25, turned himself in to city police Friday after an arrest warrant was issued in connection with the Aug 22 1990 Edmonton murder of David Allen. Day is in custody and will be transported to Edmonton for provincial court.
Former Alberta education minister David King resigns from the Conservative party after 28 years to protest a new law that blocks public school boards from raising funds via property taxes while granting Catholic boards limited tax powers. King, now executive director of the Public School Boards Association of Alberta, calls the policy discriminatory and immoral.
Western premiers voiced interest in Alberta notching scarce savings by importing hazardous waste to the Swan Hills incinerator. Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia officials see benefits while critics warn about cost and risk to taxpayers amid hearings set for June 27.
Western premiers urge immediate start of Ottawa health forums and back Roy Romanow as co chair with Prime Minister Jean Chretien. they cite province exclusion from the 12 million forums and demand clear health care reform under federal guidance. Manitoba premier Gary Filmon to write Chretien on the co chair choice. British Columbia’s Mike Harcourt questions forum travel and timeline. Alberta’s Ralph Klein seeks faster clarity on the Canada Health Act.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery beside John F. Kennedy and their two infant children after private rites in New York. Her funeral will be followed by burial Monday. crowds mourned near Kennedy’s Fifth Avenue home as pallbearers carried an empty casket and mourners gathered in the doorway.
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