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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 2005
Page
1
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Ontario farmer Pierre Etter 49 faces RCMP charges after a cow carcass was dumped on MP Don Boudria’s driveway in Sarsfield near Ottawa. Court date set for April 26, potential sentence up to two years. Etter defends actions amid mad cow crisis protests.
Gas prices in Medicine Hat rose to about 89.9 cents per litre on Thursday, up nearly 10 cents in days. Economist Frank Atkins links the rise to higher world oil demand and a six to eight week lag before pump prices reflect oil costs. Local cabbies say fuel costs bite daily while taxes shape Alberta prices. The Medicine Hat News offers a daily updated link for readers to report local gas prices.
The Alberta government introduced amendments to Bill 201 extending the smoking ban to cars with minors present and to homes with underage children. First offences carry 250 dollar fines, with escalating penalties including jail time and custody loss for repeat offenders. Final reading expected Tuesday with the law taking effect that midnight.
Terri Schiavo, 41, died in a Florida hospice bed cradled by her husband Michael with lilies and roses at her side. The case, decades of legal fights over feeding tubes and end of life rights, ended after her feeding tube was removed, leaving supporters and critics divided.
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