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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 2003
Page
1
A feature on practical self defense approaches boosting women's confidence and safety. It highlights techniques, training environments, and community programs encouraging women to act decisively in threats.
The B C solicitor general's reaction to a drunken driving poster featuring Premier Gordon Campbell sparked anger among aboriginal groups. The story outline notes AG involvement and community response.
Manyberries school will discontinue its junior high program effective July 1 after the current school year ends June 30. The change affects students in grades seven to nine and shifts them to alternative arrangements within the district.
The auditor general issued praise for CFB Suffield in a Tuesday report highlighting effective oversight and commendable management practices. The document notes strong governance and transparent operations contributing to public accountability.
The 2003 Alberta budget allocates at least 15 million for a new interchange at 13th Avenue S.E. and the Trans-Canada Highway in Medicine Hat and about 20 million for the Cassils Road intersection in Brooks. Officials say planning is complete and construction could start within a year or two depending on budget timing.
Medicine Hat Tigers edge Red Deer Rebels 4-3 to cut series lead to 2-1 at The Arena. Darren Reid scored the eventual game winner with 5:54 left in the third. Cam Barker and Clarke MacArthur each had two goals for the Tigers as game five heads to Red Deer.
President George W. Bush said he does not know if Saddam Hussein is alive or dead and emphasized no change in the U S position toward Iraq. Journalists report updates on the war as it unfolds.
British intelligence sources say Saddam Hussein escaped a Monday attack on a Baghdad building in the al Mansour district. They speculate he left by tunnel or car, possibly using a double. The raid hit three houses. two of the victims were a boy and a young woman, with unclear survivors.
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