06 Sep 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1994
Page
1
The Mainichi reports Japan’s largest bank robbery involved Fukutoku Bank in Kobe. Robbers sent a letter thanking the bank for a bonus and saying they could live on it for life. The Aug 5 transfer of 5.4 million dollars was targeted during an armoured car move. Police and the bank declined to comment on leads.
Banff Park wardens recovered the body of a second climber on Mount Victoria after weather delayed efforts on the east face near Lake Louise. The first body was found in a crevasse late Saturday. both identities remain unreleased.
The RCMP halted plans for a security operation in Davis Inlet Labrador after the village blocked its airstrip and outsiders arrived to lend support. Justice Minister Ed Roberts said landing was too dangerous and the force would reassess before deciding next steps.
Medicine Hat firefighters helped push weekend pledges near 16 000 toward Canada’s Muscular Dystrophy Telethon as the national total neared 8 2 million. Organizers praised nationwide donations with Alberta tally 26 644 and hopes for an 8 3 million final.
Liberal Mike Percy accuses Premier Ralph Klein of contradicting his claim the Swan Hills waste treatment plant was not for profit. Klein defended a 100 million loan guarantee while critics say profit timing hinges on board approval and import of hazardous waste. Percy challenges the government's underwriting of private business amid the dispute.
A Winnipeg couple sue obstetrician Dr. Helga Sickert arguing their son Lee should not have been born due to a negligent test result. The suit, set for November, seeks millions for Lee who is severely disabled.
The Canadian Press notes a surge of global population and refugee movement as UN talks begin in Cairo. Immigration Minister Sergio Marchi leads Canada’s delegation, warning of pressures from overcrowding while refugee groups argue migration is not solely driven by population.
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