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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Sep 25, 1996

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Sixyearold suspended for kiss at school prompt

First grader Johnathan Prevette, six, was suspended for sexual harassment after kissing a girl on the cheek at a Lexington North Carolina school. His mother says he was showing friendship and the girl invited the kiss. School district spokeswoman says the policy bans any kissing as inappropriate behavior.

Lexington N.C Johnathan Prevette Johnathan Jackie Prevette Jane Martin

City shuts off power at Consumers Distributing store

In Medicine Hat the city briefly cut power to Consumers Distributing on Tuesday during liquidation activities. A red disconnection notice followed an Ontario court order that protected operations, power returned about 90 minutes later, with officials citing private utility records and equal treatment policies.

City Hall Medicine Hat Consumers Distributing Melissa Nadeau Consumers Nadeau Ontario Public Services Bob Warner Warner

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A garbled forecast item from a local page segment indicates a high tomorrow and a low tonight. Readable fragments point to weather data for a specific area.

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Household chores value exceeds 155 billion if paid help hired

In 1992 two thirds of Canada's unpaid household chores cost the nation over 155 billion if maids and cooks were employed. Women perform most of the 25 billion hours of unpaid work while men take on more paid tasks, with equal overall work time when combining paid and unpaid labor.

Ottawa Statistics Canada Linda Clippingdale Canadian Research Institute For the Advancement of Women Chris Jackson

Palliser Pipeline faces Hat area concerns from landowners and enviro groups

Alberta firms PanCanadian Petroleum and Westcoast Energy plan a 240 km main Palliser natural gas line with 700 km of tributaries from Brooks to the Saskatchewan border. About 800 landowners are affected. The project aims to leverage markets in Canada the United States and Mexico with construction possible by late spring 1998.

Alberta Energy Hat PanCanadian Petroleum Westcoast Energy Brooks Saskatchewan Lorraine Krause Medicine Hat Lodge Krause Calgary Bassano Rosemary, Duchess CFB Suffield Empress PanCanadian Westcoast National Energy Board Palliser Land Cameron Faminow Faminow Dennis Baresco Society of Grasslands Naturalists Baresco Cfb Suffield Canada U.S Mexico Alberta Rosemary

Edmonton couple outraged by sex history questions in survey

Christine and John Sephton, residents of Stony Plain near Edmonton, complained after a Statistics Canada interviewer asked highly personal sexual history questions during a national population health survey. The couple called the questions smut and questioned the program's purpose while Statistics Canada defends the survey as necessary data.

Edmonton Christine John Sephton Statistics Canada Christine Sephton John Sephion Stony Plain Sephton Karen Roberts Ottawa Health Canada Alberta

Private health survey on sexual activity and STD risk

Statistics Canada's National Population Health Survey asks about lifetime and recent sexual activity, number of partners, current STD status including gonorrhea and HIV, and perceived risk. The questions aim to assess sexual behavior and infection exposure in the population.

Statistics Canada National Population Health Survey

Simpson jurors biased in wrongful death trial

In Santa Monica a Time magazine reporter potential juror signals possible bias as judge speeds up selection by denying challenges. Tuesday jurors include a white woman skeptical of Simpson, a white man who questions expert witnesses, and a black man inclined to believe Simpson innocent citing LAPD conclusions and suspect evidence.

Santa Monica Califor O.J. Simpson Time Magazine Simpson Henry Lee Los Angeles

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