17 Sep 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1994
Page
1
The USPS unveiled a commemorative Robert Johnson stamp featuring an artist’s rendition of a 1920s photo to avoid promoting cigarettes. The National Smokers Alliance criticized the choice calling it an affront to smokers and questioned historical accuracy.
United States deliberates peaceful departure for Haiti’s ruling junta as former President Carter, Senator Sam Nunn, and Gen. Colin Powell head to Port-au-Prince. Cedras signals possible talks while invasion plans stay on hold and Clinton reassesses options. Canada pledges aid and asylum offers surface.
Highlights from Ottawa report the CRTC decision on basic monthly phone rates set to rise by two dollars each year for three years. The measure targets local rate increases affecting consumers and service providers.
The CRTC approves higher local rates to fund new high tech services while promising relief from long distance costs. Consumer groups and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre warn the move hurts low income Canadians and may reduce access to basic service despite assurances of net savings for many.
A British soldier Sgt. Mark Powell, 34, of Avon England was killed at CFB Suffield when struck by a stray bullet during infantry training. Capt Nick Foster said the time was 9:20 am on Friday. Powell was part of the Second Battalion Light Infantry and the fifth British fatality at the base this summer. A German investigator will lead the probe and details may be released.
The Calgary Herald reports Alberta could post up to a 3 billion dollar annual surplus by 1997 98 after eliminating the deficit. The Treasury suggests options include cash rebates or tax cuts for Albertans while prioritizing debt reduction and possible investments in research and development. Public hearings in Red Deer will shape the plan under Premier Ralph Klein.
Calgary's new health super-board plans $120 million more in cuts over two years, risking up to 1400 jobs mainly among support and administrative staff. Union leaders warn the losses will hurt the city’s economy and strain retraining options for workers.
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein said he plans to meet Quebec premier-designate Jacques Parizeau to discuss Confederation concerns and express Alberta’s support for keeping Quebec in Canada. Klein aims for direct talks without Ottawa and will visit Quebec next week during a 10 day Eastern Canada swing.
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