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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 2007
Page
1
Fragmented OCR style weather notes list several days with highs and lows and brief sky conditions. The entries mention partly cloudy showers possible and warmer periods with small temperature ranges and a final stray number.
A 1999 grey Volkswagen Golf once linked to Pope Benedict XVI appeared on eBay but failed to meet the reserve as GoldenPalace com, a Texas casino, held the winning bid threshold at over 204000 dollars yet no sale occurred. The seller planned to donate 40 percent to charity.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency relocated an office from Brooks to Medicine Hat on March 30. The new site at 7 Strachan Bay S.E. in Southlands Plaza now houses two additional staff and emphasizes CFIA’s mission to protect Canadians from food safety hazards and manage emergencies.
The Elkwater Lake Lodge and Fat in the Hat premiere a weekend interactive murder mystery Dying for Chocolate with events Friday 7:30 p.m Saturday brunch 10 a.m and 6:30 p.m dinner Sunday brunch 10 a.m. Packages from 328.63 for singles and 447.26 for lodge doubles with other options. A related RCMP investigation seeks suspects after a 1995 Buick Riviera window smash on Cassils Street West. tips to Brooks RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
AP PHOTO shows a woman at Honshoji Temple in Kameyama after a 5.4 magnitude quake hit central Honshu. The tremor shortly after noon damaged houses and a 400-year-old castle, with at least two people reported injured by police and officials.
The parents of Canada's first sextuplets ask a court to rule their constitutional rights were violated after BC government seized the babies for potential life-saving blood transfusions. Their lawyer says the family is upset and never defended themselves. The parents are Jehovah's Witnesses. transfusions are forbidden by their faith.
June Callwood, renowned social activist, journalist and broadcaster, died early Saturday at 82 after a cancer battle. She founded Casey House hospice in Toronto in 1988 to aid people with AIDS, named for her son Casey Frayne, who died in 1982. Betty Kennedy praised her vast generosity and dedication to neglected groups.
Bermuda authorities reopen the 11 year old Rebecca Middleton murder file to see if new charges can be laid. A judicial review will consider whether the prosecutor’s prior decision to disallow new charges holds. David Middleton of Belleville Ont voices hope as he travels to Hamilton Bermuda for the hearings.
Sudan and the United Nations and the African Union signed a joint agreement outlining their respective roles in Darfur. President Omar al Bashir telephoned King Abdullah to report the signing, and the Saudi king expressed that the pact will support Sudan's unity security stability and peace.
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