29 Apr 2004
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 2004
Page
1
Medicine Hat Police Service installs a speed radar trailer on a road to raise driver awareness. Sgt. James Balmer notes it is off by about 5 km h due to human reaction, and is calibrated with tuning forks like police car radars. The device is not used for enforcement.
An older van smashed into a Tim Hortons at Trans-Canada Way just after 5 a.m. Wednesday causing nearly $2,000 in damage. Jessica Wong handed out a double double as a broken window framed a hit and run police still seek the van and its operator. Witnesses suspect impairment but no arrest or stop occurred.
The April 27 Medicine Hat News outline corrects previous claims that the 11-52 fertilizer in the trailer was flammable. the product is non flammable. The Seven Persons Fire Department arrived within six minutes of the call, not thirty minutes.
Canada records one of the world’s highest rates of multiple sclerosis while MS communities note prevalence and impact. The statement underscores MS in Canada and raises awareness of its seriousness.
Sunny morning with a shift to variable afternoon clouds. Winds SW 15 kmh turning W 25 kmh. High 16. Tonight clear, low 3. Friday variable clouds high 48, low 2. Saturday mainly sunny with some clouds, high 20, low 5. Sunday sunny, high 25, low 8. Monday sunny, high 20, low 5. Some days show periods of sun and cloud with changing winds and mild temperatures.
The UV index stands at 5.8 marked as moderate with a 24 minute approximate time to skin burning for unprotected exposure. Factors include location altitude and cloud cover affecting exposure duration and protection needs.
Variably cloudy conditions across Swift Current Cypress Hills Friday with highs near 13 and 15 the next day. Central Alberta and Waterton Park show variably cloudy skies with highs from 16 to 24 across Friday and Saturday. Banff and North Central report similar patterns with highs ranging from 15 to 18 and overnight lows near zero to four degrees.
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