27 May 1995
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 27, 1995
Page
1
Avon prepares for BobFest with lawn mower races, Bob-a-cue, and Bob-Pipe music. About 10 000 Bobs are expected, outnumbering residents by more than three to one as the faux fan event invites visiting Bobs to activities and contests.
Doug Andreas, 16, from Medicine Hat remains in serious condition at Bow Valley Centre Calgary after a single vehicle rollover on Eagle Butte Road south of Dunmore. He was pinned under the pickup. three other Hat youths escaped with minor injuries. Police describe it as a straightforward accident with no brain or spinal damage and no alcohol involved.
UN medical experts say the worst of the Ebola outbreak may be over as the total cases in Zaire reach 160 with 121 deaths, concentrated around Kikwit. Four to five of the 40 WHO experts may depart this weekend as Swedish specialists join to bolster health system control efforts. A Swiss photographer, Katja Snozzi, recovers in Bern after quarantine with fever.
Calgary doctors consider actions from speaking to local groups about fees to direct billing patients as talks with Alberta Health over physician fee cuts continue. Urgent care would remain available, and lines of credit are arranged for members facing financial strain. The deadline for the survey is near.
In court, Paul Bernardo sobbed and pulled his hair upon learning Tammy Homolka died after choking on vomit. Constable Weeks testified Bernardo denied drug involvement in the 1990 death while prosecutors detail the abuse leading to Tammy's rape and death before the trial moves to the Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy killings.
NATO called an urgent Brussels meeting after Bosnian Serbs killed two French soldiers during clashes over the Urbanja bridge in Pale. French units fought Serbs amid heavy fire while the UN faced mass detentions of peacekeepers, including Capt Patrick Rechner of Canada, who appeared in a circulated video handcuffed and unharmed.
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