22 May 1993
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 22, 1993
Page
1
Sylvia Stevens also known as Sister Tina was fined 1090 dollars and ordered to pay 1220 in restitution after a man accused her of taking money and promising to lift a job curse. He followed her advice rubbing eggs and money on his body swimming in a park pond and discarding gold jewelry.
Campbell acknowledged she smoked marijuana as a student in the 1960s but claims she did not break the Criminal Code. Lawyer Clayton Ruby disputes her stance, saying knowledge of smoking marijuana implies crime. Nominations for the Tory leadership closed Friday and John Long bailed from the contest. In Sarajevo, Yugoslavia rejected UN monitors to enforce a blockade on Bosnia, while Sarajevo’s shelling killed three and wounded 26 as UN action loomed.
Liberal Leader Laurence Decore retreats from closing free standing abortion clinics. He promises improved hospital abortion access to meet demand while facing criticism from inside and outside his party. New Democrat Ray Martin pledges 375 million for public works over five years to create jobs. Premier Ralph Klein urges capital punishment for killers in Taber.
Premier Ralph Klein reversed his plan to privatize or close the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital incinerator during an election stop. He signaled possible talks with Environmental Protection Minister Brian Evans for an extension while weighing options to keep waste burning, including private facilities, amid hospital efficiency concerns.
Public health inspectors in the South eastern Alberta Health Unit say they face an acute staffing crisis. With 75 000 people across 15 000 square kilometres, they inspect 509 restaurants and monitor water quality, landfills and sanitation but budgeted at 300 000 a year, they lack enough personnel to meet provincial guidelines and research links to chronic diseases.
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