04 Sep 1998
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1998
Page
1
In today’s Medicine Hat News readers are invited to peek at the fall television lineup. The feature outlines new shows and returning favorites, with notes on times and channel specifics for viewers planning autumn viewing.
Iberta's rural doctors gain a ten million dollar boost in on-call fees to ease long hours and clinic closures. The plan starts Oct 1 with $17 hourly on call or $400 per 24 hours, rising to $21 hourly or $500 daily by April 1, 2000.
Air Canada planes are grounded through Sunday with thousands of staff facing imminent layoff as bargaining stalls with 2,100 striking pilots. The Winnipeg Free Press notes layoff notices already issued, with flight attendants and ground crews among the first affected.
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At Geneva airport families mourn Swissair Flight 111 victims while police read names from a list of 229 aboard the crashed MD-11. US aviation warnings from 1996 highlight wiring faults that could cause loss of control as investigators seek the black box and assess the disaster’s cause.
The Medicine Hat Blue Jays were eliminated from the Pioneer Baseball League postseason after an 8-5 win over the Helena Brewers failed to force a playoff result. Lethbridge rallied from a 6-1 deficit to beat Great Falls 7-6, clinching the second-half title. Blue Jays manager Rolando Pino praised the team’s strong season despite falling short.
Mel Lastman, formerly in discount furniture, met Molson executives Tuesday to seek a Toronto only beer. He proposed a customized ale available exclusively in the City of Toronto to promote the city.
Former prime minister Joe Clark, campaigning in Medicine Hat, argues the Liberal crisis and Reform troubles create a Western Canadian window for the Tories to regain support. He cites duty, experience, and a need for a national party to unite drifting voters.
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