23 Sep 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1992
Page
1
Daiichi Pharmaceutical markets a 20 coin Mozart disc with 10 pieces to aid balding treatment. The company cites relaxation and stress relief as the mechanism and suggests use with massage and other therapies, sold at pharmacies.
Money market traders drive the Canadian dollar below 81 cents US amid recession fears and Bank of Canada interventions. Analysts anticipate a possible rate hike, with speculation centering on a 0.25 to 0.33 percentage point increase. The UN also bars Yugoslavia from voting or speaking, the harshest sanction yet.
Nine miners were killed at Giant gold mine near Yellowknife in a blast blamed on a homemade bomb. Royal Oak Mines Inc described the device as built from blasting powder pieces possibly triggered by a rolled rail car and detonator. Rescue worker Jim O'Neil described total devastation and a crater near the rail.
James Collier, 52, once labeled dangerous for preying on children, asked the Ontario Court of Appeal to lift the designation and overturn an indefinite 1985 sentence. His record stretches back to 1955 with multiple indecency and assault convictions across Canada.
A single engine Cessna 150 ran out of fuel and crash landed through the living room of a bungalow after two hours of low passes over a quiet Edmonton street. Police evacuated about 100 residents as they investigate a crash tied to a domestic dispute. the 30 year old pilot is in serious condition.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney pledged to campaign hard for the Yes side in the Oct 26 referendum despite low poll numbers. Saskatchewan Premier Roy Romanow praised him as Canada’s top salesperson on constitutional issues. The Inuit Tapirisat rejected claims the Charlottetown Accord harms aboriginal women, while Reform leader Preston Manning urged referenda with elections.
Calgary police report the arrest of 26 year old David Anthony Lawes at a northeast Calgary home in connection with the murder of Constable Rob Vander Wiel. Lawes faces court today as authorities note escalating city violence with three slayings in six weeks and mark Vander Wiel’s death after a traffic stop.
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