22 Sep 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1992
Page
1
Riverside Brookfield High School teacher Bruce Janu proposes a Frank Sinatra Detention Club to discipline unruly students after school. For half an hour they must listen to Sinatra tapes with no talking or work, though singing along is allowed.
Alberta opposition leader Ray Martin presented documents alleging NovAtel Communications will lose 7.7 million in loans to a Virgin Islands firm. NovAtel sues over alleged siphoning, while Alberta faces 566 million lost on May sale and about 200 million in bad loans to U.S. firms. Auditor General report due later this month.
The Bank of England reduced its base lending rate from 10 percent to nine percent in a bid to ease pressure on homeowners and industry. The move comes after Britain suspended its EC currency linkage as part of ongoing economic adjustments amid fluctuating exchange rates. The pound trades around 2.1265 Canadian, 2.5556 German marks, and 1.7198 US dollars, with the dollar dropping to 81.10 cents.
Constable Robert Vanderwiel, 36, a five year veteran, was shot in the neck during a routine stop on Memorial Drive. Investigators seized vehicles and questioned several people as a witness described the scene and the unmarked car at the scene.
The Yes campaign named Yves Fortier and June Callwood to lead its push, with figures like Marc Garneau, Robert Stanfield, Ed Broadbent, Bill Davis and Peter Lougheed backing the effort. Mulroney said the deal passes by majority, later needing 50 percent in each province. Quebec Court of Appeal refused to lift a media injunction. Superior Court to hear the case. Trudeau defended in Maclean's and L Actualite pieces. Parizeau urged No in Quebec. native women's court challenge delayed two weeks.
Nine miners killed in an underground explosion as their bodies were raised to surface in Yellowknife. City offers a 20000 dollar reward for those responsible to urge tips. Autopsies set in Edmonton. Legislature observes silence as Ottawa weighs intervention in the labor dispute.
President Bush told the United Nations General Assembly that American troops would train and base for UN missions to bolster peacekeeping. The plan makes the U S a leader in organizing new Blue Helmet operations and offers training centers and field exercises for multis national response with Canada invited to assist.
Murphy Brown mocks Dan Quayle on the CBS series season premiere as he accuses the show of glamorizing single motherhood. The episode features Murphy’s sleepless new mothering, a jab at Quayle’s infamous gaffes, and public mockery from observers outside his Washington home.
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