23 May 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 23, 1992
Page
1
Residents of a Lexington area subdivision may fish naked but cannot mow lawns under written purchase rules for $25,000 to $35,000 lots. Cats must wear bells to warn wildlife, says developer Deborah Reed who bought the land in 1987 and notes the document makes naked activity legal if the cat is bell-belted.
Alberta households face higher gas bills through a climate warming charge aimed at covering fixed supply costs as winters warm. Calgary area bills rise about $2 monthly, north zones about $8, while critics call the levy an illogical revenue grab amid lower consumption.
Thai prime minister Suchinda Kraprayoon agreed to step down after a meeting with King Bhumibol Adulyadej as opposition leaders called for his ouster following a week of deadly pro-democracy protests. Surin Pitsuwan said Suchinda sought asylum in Sweden while amnesty talks and constitutional amendments loomed.
Darlene Dollimont, widow of Adonis Dollimont, urges Nova Scotia to scrap the Westray inquiry. She laments ongoing pain and finger-pointing two weeks after 26 miners died in the May 9 explosion. Her husband loved the mine and safety concerns allegedly went unspoken.
Bosnian capital sees an overnight lull after Muslims and Croats offer safe passage for the Serb-led army to evacuate four barracks by Sunday. The United States and European Community plan fresh sanctions on Belgrade as fighting continues and UN peacekeepers stay in Croatia.
Johnny Carson bid farewell to the Tonight Show after 30 years in Burbank delivering a final monologue seated on a stool. He thanked wife Alex and sons Chris Cory and late son Rick, remembered loved ones, and credited Ed McMahon and Doc Severinsen for the run while taking a playful jab at Dan Quayle.
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