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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1995
Page
1
Calgary wins Canada's bid for Expo 2005 beating Ottawa Hull after a contested process that drew charges of politicking. The federal approval came despite Ottawa Hull seeking guarantees, with Mayor Al Duerr praising the decision as right.
Canada eyes Expo 2005 with Calgary as premier bid. Dupuy urges national support while Ontario's Harris blasts the decision. Ottawa officials call the loss a body blow as Alberta pledges to cover deficits and keep a fiscally responsible plan with no overruns. Calgary planning under Alberta restraint.
York, PA AP Tim Shaffer survived a 1000 metre fall after his primary parachute opened partially and his backup tangled. He walked away with just a broken bone on his fourth jump. He credits luck and resilience in a near fatal incident.
Game one between the Medicine Hat Blue Jays and the Helena Brewers was rained out and rescheduled for this afternoon. Persistent rain jeopardizes completing the series before Sunday with a potential final game Saturday at Athletic Park in Medicine Hat scheduled for 7 p.m.
Weather note indicates cooler temperatures ahead with a high near moderate range and a low drop tonight. Details appear on page B4 with accompanying map for regional conditions.
After US sponsored talks in Geneva, Bosnian Serbs would gain a Serb state within Bosnia while preserving a single country. The plan creates two entities the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska with 51 percent to the federation and 49 percent to the Serbs. The arrangement allows parallel relations with neighboring states and keeps Bosnia within its internationally recognized borders.
A coalition of pro choice groups vows swift court action after the 53 member Conservative caucus opts to deininsurance abortion. Lawyers plan rapid injunctions to halt the change and protect women's access while the case is heard.
Echo Dale Farm reports eight year old Saddie delivers a 40 pound heifer named Willie between 4 and 5 am, solo and stress free. Farm manager Rheal Theriault notes Saddie is retiring after five years, with Saddie to be sold this year as the farm closes for winter. Mother and calf rest post birth.
The killing of Anthony Dudley George at Ipperwash Provincial Park sparks a predicted national Indian uprising across Canada with potential road, office, rail, and hydro targets amid coast to coast civil disobedience and heightened security fears. Mohawk writer Brian Maracle notes the era of upheaval has begun.
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