Chance of Showers Sunday Across Local Area
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions expected Sunday as a weak disturbance moves through. High near 12 with a low around 2, and skies gradually clearing later in the day.
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Medicine Hat News
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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 2005
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Israel in Egypt Opens at King's Theatre in London
On April 4 1739 Handel premiered Israel in Egypt at the King’s Theatre Haymarket recounting the Exodus story. The work established a grand musical storytelling approach with choral splendor and arias that highlighted biblical narrative through orchestral color.
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Israel
Egypt
London
King's Theatre
Haymarket
Timeline of music milestones and prominent deaths from 1960s to 2002
A compact retrospective lists key moments in rock and pop history through the 1960s to 2002. It notes Waters influencing bands and artists, Chuck Berry's Chess Records spotlight, the Beatles chart-toppers, Kings assassination impact, and Megadeth's 2002 disbandment due to Mustaine's injury.
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Jimi Hendrix
the Rolling Stones
Stones
Waters
Rollin’ Stone
Chuck Berry
Chess Records
Muddy Waters
River Road partial closure for Law Day 2005
A section of River Road will close on Saturday April 19 for Law Day. One lane will be shut from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m with flagmen at both ends to manage traffic. The event offers the public a view of the courthouse and its operations.
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River Road
Earth Day events planned in Medicine Hat centre
Corlaine Gardner of the Medicine Hat Interpretive Centre notes Earth Day is less celebrated than environment week but the centre will host a Rainforest cafe to mark Earth Day. Earth Day Canada runs activities nationwide, marking its 35th anniversary this year.
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Medicine Hat
Corlaine Gardner
Canadians say they are happy with life in poll
The Canadian Press reports Leger Marketing poll findings show 96 percent of Canadians surveyed describe themselves as happy, with 54 percent very happy and 42 percent somewhat happy. The poll notes 73 percent are happier than five years ago, 17 percent unhappier, and 10 percent had no opinion.
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Leger Marketing
SPLM Leader Arrives in Khartoum After Peace Accord
AP photo shows James Wani of the Sudan Peoples Liberation Movement arriving at Khartoum airport. More than 100 SPLM leaders, long allied with the southern rebel movement, visit Khartoum for the first time since the January peace deal signing.
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James Wani
Sudan Peoples Liberation Movement
Khartoum
SPLM
Quake Shakes Northeastern Japan, No Damage Reported
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake rocked Fukushima and Ibaraki prefectures in northeastern Japan at 2:57 a.m. no injuries or damage were reported and no tsunami warning was issued. The quake’s focus was offshore Fukushima about four kilometres beneath the Pacific. Renault F1 driver Fernando Alonso wins Bahrain Grand Prix at Sakhir, signaling victory.
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Fukushima
Ibaraki
Tokyo
Kyodo News
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Renault
Fernando Alonso
Spain
Bahrain International
Sakhir
Manama
Bombs Hit Southern Thailand Airport and City
A series of blasts in Songkhla province leaves at least two dead and dozens injured. One explosion struck Hat Yai airport, the region’s main gateway, as militants may widen their operations beyond previous areas.
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Thailand
Songkhla
Somporn Chaibongyang
Hat Yai
Italian football, European games suspend after Pope dies
All soccer matches in Italy were canceled for the first time in a decade as the country mourns the Pope. In Germany and Spain games began with tributes, silences, or prayers. teams wore black armbands. Italy had already called off weekend sports events prior to the Pope's death.
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Germany
Spain
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