24 Apr 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 2001
Page
1
A slaughterer in Cumbria undergoes tests for a suspected rare human form of foot and mouth disease after involvement in disposing of culled livestock. One prior British case in 1966. officials caution the current case is only possible and previous suspicions were negative.
An NZ air force C-130 lifted from Pegasus field at McMurdo Station to evacuate four ill Americans and seven others after weather delays. NZ Antarctica manager John Sherve said eleven people were to depart in the mission led by Raytheon Polar Services with emergency medical aims.
Quebec police detain 463 protesters outdoors for 30 hours amid claims of stripping, hosing down, and overcrowded jail cells. Witnesses describe minimal meals and taunting remarks while officials offer to accept complaints. An Ottawa protest leader calls for a public inquiry into tear gas and rubber bullets. A rubber bullet injures a man in hospital with uncertain prognosis.
A CFIA inspection team will visit Lakeside Packers in Brooks to trace how tainted ground beef from March 1 to 18 reached markets. Spokespeople warn consumers not to eat it while Lake Side recalls continue. over 144,000 kilograms were shipped to seven provinces and the U S.
Safety tips from the Palliser Health Authority cover buying raw meat separately, refrigerating perishable items within 24 hours or freezing for up to three months, thawing on a plate on the fridge’s lowest shelf, and cooking hamburger and chicken to 160 F. The guide warns against partial cooking, cross contamination, and reusing marinade unless boiled, plus cleaning with hot soap and optional bleach solution.
In a gathering described as the company of the learned, the aged engage in conversation whose discourse is valued above reading. Anonymous
Ian Todd resigns as chief of staff to Stockwell Day triggering questions about Day’s leadership and the Alliance’s direction as critics cite high turnover since the November election. Todd, eight years in Ottawa, notes a long career with Reform and Alliance.
London Underground released a perfumed air enhancer into three busy stations as a monthlong trial to improve passenger journeys. The fragrance is described as a rich rosy jasmine bouquet with herbs, though a passenger compared it to perfume and insect repellent.
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