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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Sep 29, 1992

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Hartford juror pools missilleading due to dead status error

Hartford residents were excluded from federal grand jury pools for three years because a computer misfiled the city name. The trailing d in Hartford was treated as dead, so juror questionnaires were not sent. Chief Clerk Kevin Rowe cited the filing error and the lengthy omission.

Hartford, Conn Hartford U.S Kevin Rowe U.S. District Court

Mulroney May Be Called As Witness In Westray Inquiry

A leaked Curragh Inc memo suggests Prime Minister Mulroney participated in backing the Plymouth NS mine from its start. The memo appears amid a Nova Scotia legal fight over RCMP access to company documents and lawyer client privilege claims. Premier Getty calls Oct 26 byelection for Three Hills amid constitutional reform vote. Don MacDonald seeks Liberal candidacy as Tories and NDP name theirs soon.

Toronto Brian Mulroney Westray Toronto Globe and Mail Plymouth N.S Mulroney Nova Scotia John Buchanan Donald Cameron The Globe Ottawa Frank Curragh Inc Curragh and Westray Coal Nova Scotia Supreme Court RCMP Mounties Westray and Curragh Edmonton Don Getty Three Hills Central Alberta Connie Osterman Osterman Getty Don MacDonald Tories New Democrats

Alberta leaders dispute over Charlottetown text release

Deputy Premier Jim Horsman says full legal text will be released by week’s end amid tensions with Premier Don Getty. Horsman dismisses poll doubts, notes lawyers delaying release, and defends package as overall good. Clyde Wells also questions voting without final wording.

Sheri Murphy-Wright Alberta Jim Horsman Medicine Hat Don Getty Charlottetown Horsman Getty Clyde Wells Provinc Newfoundland St. John

Native leaders split over Alberta constitutional reform plan

Alberta native leadership largely rejects the reform package with many chiefs fearing it undermines treaty rights. only the Metis Nation supports a Yes vote. National Chief Ovide Mercredi plans meetings to push backing, while Alberta chiefs stress independence from broader processes.

Edmonton Alberta Larry Desmeules Metis Nation Organization Ovide Mercredi Assembly of First Nations Mercredi Quebec Manitoba Regena Crowchild Indian Association of Alberta

Spruce Grove curfew sparks rights debate and youth anger

In Spruce Grove Alberta the city imposed a curfew for those under 17 to curb high school tensions. Constitutional lawyer Dale Gibson calls the move a Charter violation while students curse the policy as an infringement. Local deputies cite safety concerns amid minor clashes and a Safeway parking lot incident.

Spruce Grove Alta Edmonton Dale Gibson University of Alberta Spruce Grove High School Vikki Slatter RCMP Safeway Shannon Phillips Nazi Germany Derek Paton Amanda Mitchell Paton

Copter crash over Niagara kills four

Two sightseeing helicopters collided above Horseshoe Falls Niagara Falls Ontario killing all four aboard a US craft that plunged onto an embankment. The Canadian registered helicopter landed safely at Marineland and debris was scattered in a park. Witnesses described a mangled scene as police and locals reacted.

Niagara Falls. Ont Horsehoe Falls City Fire Dave Kemp Canada Marineland Niagara Region Rainbow Helicopters Niagara Falls N.Y Han Bobbs Moss Atlanta Queen Victoria Park Ros Nicholson House of Commons Nicholson

UN warns winter could kill 400000 in former Yugoslavia

UN relief officials warn 400000 people in the former Yugoslavia may die of cold and hunger this winter without more aid. At Geneva talks, Izetbegovic backs demilitarizing Sarajevo as a first step to ceasefire while Karadzic signals possible halt to fighting.

Geneva Yugoslavia Alija Izetbegovic Sarajevo Radovan Karadzic Bosnia Tanjug Iis Bosnia-Herzegovinia Izetbegovic Cyrus Vance United States Vance Unite States Sylvana Foa

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