West Nile victim Ron Reid returns home after 18 months
Ron Reid, 62, Alberta’s most severely affected West Nile patient, has left hospital and is back at home in a wheelchair. The former barber contracted the neurological form during a fall 2002 trip to Toronto and now regains some movement and appetite while continuing rehab.
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Medicine Hat
Newsroom Directory Fragments Highlight Local Circulation Contacts
A fragmentary OCR piece lists newsroom contact lines and circulation numbers for the local paper. It mentions a phone line 527-1101 and circulation desk 28-5767 with a stray EM 926-SULD code amid unreadable text.
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Tigers reach WHL final with 4-2 win over Rebels
Medicine Hat defeated Red Deer 4-2 in Game 6 at the Enmax Centrium to punch its ticket to the WHL final for the first time in 16 years. Clarke MacArthur scored the winner at 3:18 of the third, with Yannie Seidenberg adding a goal and two assists.
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Steve Mar
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Medicine Hat
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Yannie Seidenberg
MacArthur
Desjardins
Stefan Meyer
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B.C
Everett
Arena
Klein urges youth in Alberta Tory spring 2005 bid
Alberta premier Ralph Klein, addressing the party at its annual convention, vows to inject youth into the campaign and says he plans to seek a fourth term next spring. He predicts health care reform and other policy issues will shape the election, with youth involvement seen as a key ingredient.
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Joe Clark backs Martin over Harper in Ottawa clash
Former Tory leader Joe Clark said it would be dangerous to let Stephen Harper run Canada and that Paul Martin would be better. Clark criticized Harper’s leadership and the party’s shift toward Alliance hard-liners, while noting he dislikes Martin's Liberal governments but would choose Martin if forced to pick.
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U S applauds Canada security policy similarities
The United States applauds Canada's new national security policy set to be released this week. Finance Minister Ralph Goodale said he briefed Treasury Secretary John Snow, who praised the plan as similar to Homeland Security efforts. Ottawa plans a 500 million dollar security budget rise and enhanced maritime, passport, and interagency coordination. The talks also touched on reopening the border to cattle and Middle East growth, with Prime Minister Paul Martin and President George W. Bush to meet Friday.
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