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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 2002
Page
1
Manitoba outlines a plan to meet or surpass its Kyoto reduction targets. Conservation Minister Steve Ashton says climate change ignores borders and that hydroelectric power credits could deliver at least a quarter of the needed cuts. Alberta's Ralph Klein comments amid Ottawa timing.
Canadian Auto Workers accept framework for a new three year contract averting a strike for 13,000 employees. A Windsor Ontario plant may be built with up to 3000 jobs in late 2005, backed by about 1 billion dollars. Buzz Hargrove calls the deal an incredible union achievement.
Philosopher Thomas Carlyle asserts that a life well spent mirrors a well constructed, thoughtful existence. he juxtaposes rarity with the value of purposeful living and enduring effort.
Hern resigns from the Palliser Health Region board one day after a special meeting on Swann’s reinstatement. He faxed his letter Oct 10 from the U.S. and cites no stated reasons. The seat will be filled by ministerial appointment per Alberta Health and Wellness rules. Swann has not yet decided whether to accept the reinstatement offer.
The public services committee approved three percent increases across city facilities and services to raise about 143 thousand dollars. Senior passes rise twelve percent, meals on wheels average eight percent, and ambulance trip charges grow three percent, with some hikes by 2004. Councils will decide at Oct. 21 meeting.
FBI agent is added to the sniper toll as Fairfax County Police Chief Tom Manger says new witness tips, including license plate details, bring investigators closer to the shooter. Linda Franklin, 47, was killed outside a Falls Church Home Depot. police seek a light Chevy Astro van with a burned tail light and chrome ladder.
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