29 May 1993
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 29, 1993
Page
1
In Nancy France police force beltless drivers to choose between a 38 euro fine or a dizzying car spin that simulates an accident with the seat belt on. Some pay the fine, most opt for the spin, then acknowledge wearing a belt is safer. The program runs this week only, with a full fine next week.
Thousands of students chant yankees go home and clash with police near the U S Embassy in Seoul in the largest anti government street action since Kim Young-sam assumed office Dozens of riot police and students are injured as tear gas and baton violence erupt amid calls to punish Chun Doo hwan and Roh Tae woo over the 1980 Kwangju crackdown The protest includes a sit in and a ring of riot police with armored launchers and tear gas units
Parti Quebecois protests a DC Comics Justice League Task Force issue showing Martian Manhunter fighting machine gun toting French separatist radicals seeking Quebec secession. The scene frames Quebec politics as violent, calling the portrayal politically correct murder.
Economists foresee strong Alberta backlash as spending cuts under the Deficit Elimination Act shrink government services. The study shows Alberta’s per capita spending dropping below national averages, with health care education and social services most affected, possibly prompting tax increases and political pressure.
President Lech Walesa dissolved Poland's democratically elected Sejm after a no confidence vote toppled Hanna Suchocka's government. Elections are to be held within three to four months, Suchocka serves in an interim role, and the move ends a period of political bickering among 20 parties as Poland shifts toward a new electoral law and market reforms.
In Sarajevo Bosnian Muslim and Croat commanders agreed on UN safe area limits while Serbs refused to attend, accusing Muslims and Croats as fighting rages with mortars and artillery killing one and wounding 13. UN Gen Morillon hosted discussions.
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