Cattle Show at Medicine Hat Stampede Faces End
The Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede plans to end the annual cattle show due to declining entries and waning public interest. A fall display with exotic animals may replace the summer event, while future plans include cattle education and marbling explanations.
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Medicine Hat
Dana Sodero
Stampede
Brian Palichuk
Palichuk
Alberta Agriculture
Sodero
Bryan Mackenzie
Pincher Creek
Mackenzie
Don Delorme
Robsart, Sask
Edmonton
Delorme
Peter Mah
Medicine Hat Exhibition
Stampede Grounds
The
Badger cub rides washing machine in Petersfield escape
In Petersfield England a frightened badger cub sought refuge in a washing machine after slipping through a cat flap. Min Muldoon shut the door and started the cycle. After a wash the cub emerged unharmed aside from a slightly burned eye and was examined by the local RSPCA branch.
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Petersfield
England
Min Muldoon
Muldoon
The
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Canada Olympic mission tops Barcelona haul in Atlanta
Canada enters the closing days of Atlanta with 19 medals, aiming for 22 as cycling, canoeing, and track add to a strong showing. Donavan Bailey and rowers Marnie McBean and Kathleen Heddle secure golds, while Clara Hughes earns Canada’s first medal a bronze in cycling and cyclists tally four medals.
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Atlanta
Anada
Barcelona
Canadian Olympic Association
Donovan Bailey
Marnie McBean
Kathleen Heddle
Canada
Britain
Cuba
India
Winnipeg
Clara Hughes
Despondent Detroit mother drowns two sons in river
Bozena Piatyszek 35 of Hamtramck walked into the Detroit River near Belle Isle with her two young sons. Rudolph aged five escaped to shore while Phillip died on the shore. Piatyszek died later. A security guard witnessed the tragedy amid reports of family financial troubles and a failed business deal.
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Detroit
Bozena Piatyszek
Hamtramck
Belle Isle
Rudolph
Belle Isle Harbormaster
Otis Milhouse
Phillip
Desirny Booker
Belle Isle Boat Club
Detroit Free Press
Harbormaster
Young Canadian teen found not guilty in fatal
In Saskatoon a 14 year old boy named Charles was acquitted in the killing of a seven year old playmate. A five member review board will assess his case within 45 days while doctors evaluate treatment need and prognosis for schizophrenia.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Hatever
Sandy Charles
Rene Fitzpatrick
Charles
Gerry Allbright
Fitzpatrick
Johnathan Thompson
Bobbie Node
Schizophrenia Society of Alberta
Node
Kilburn Hall
Jonathan Thimpson
Weather forecast teaser for tomorrow
High tomorrow in the teens and a low around eleven degrees are projected. A weather map on page B5 provides regional details and expected conditions.
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Rod Edwards
Light Rider
Aveal
Associat
ED Press
Ann Landers
Tee
Doonesbury
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