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04 Apr 2003
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 2003
Page
1
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Tiger Ryan Hollweg pens his debut column as the Tigers prepare for the WHL second round. They face the Red Deer Rebels in tonight’s playoff clash, previewing key matchups and stakes for the series opener.
Road trip fans chase signs claiming the world’s biggest something is near. The tease promises a firsthand view of the world’s biggest pyrogy, a five foot beaver and Squirt the Skunk, inviting readers to Page A3 for details.
Cst Rochelle Becker of the Brooks RCMP investigates a two vehicle collision on the Trans-Canada Highway about 20 kilometres west of Ralston. The crash occurred just after 10 a.m. when a semi-truck and trailer struck a Chevrolet Chevette as it changed lanes to avoid a truck that had overturned earlier at approximately 1 a.m. on Thursday.
A fragment shows the phrase centre in a location unknown even to his ministers with the note see story. The brief hints at unclear provenance and missing details surrounding the quoted phrase.
U S infantry occupy part of Saddam International Airport sealing the entrance near Baghdad as coalition forces press toward Saddam Hussein. Tanks advance past a portrait of the Iraqi leader and fighters hunt remaining troops. Baghdad loses electricity and water amid the assault.
The southern Prairies faced a major spring blizzard with Medicine Hat and Regina hitting significant snow. Five millimetres fell in Medicine Hat while Regina recorded heavy accumulations and multiple spinouts on the Trans-Canada Highway. Temperatures hover around freezing as crews work to clear roads and assess the storm’s reach from Brandon to Calgary. Farmers welcome moisture amid two years of drought as forecasters warn of extended cold spell.
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