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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 2006
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1
Oregon woman avoids jail over 911 misuse case
Lorna Dudash of Aloha, Oregon, received two years probation and 100 hours of community service after pleading guilty to misusing 911 to meet a deputy she admired. Judge Marco Hernandez ordered $693 in fines and fees. a potential yearlong sentence was avoided.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Oregon
Lorna Dudash
Washington
Marco Hernandez
Dudash
Aloha
PokerPro tables showcase electronic poker format
AP Photos show PokerTek CEO Lou White presenting a PokerPro table at the Matthews headquarters. The firm seeks wide adoption of a fully electronic poker table already deployed on cruise ships and Indian reservations.
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AP Photo PokerTek
Lou White
Matthews
N.C
Tri-National Agriculture Accord Held in Banff
Canadian Agriculture Minister Doug Horner joins ministers and senior officials from Canada United States and Mexico for the 2006 Tri-National Agricultural Accord in Banff August 9 to 12. The event focuses on rural development harmonization and trade remedy policies to strengthen North American agriculture trade.
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Canada
Mexico
United States
Banff
Doug Horner
Agriculture, Food and Rural Development
North America
Horner
ICU shortage forces Grande Prairie hospital to close
The Grande Prairie hospital’s ICU will be closed for a week due to severe staff shortages. Emergency cases such as heart attacks and crash victims will be airlifted to Edmonton. Doctors warn deaths may occur due to the shutdown.
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Grande Prairie
Alta
Alberta
Edmonton
Miroslav Bozdech
Grande Prairie Hospital
Peace County
Icu
Bodies of fallen soldiers return home Saturday
Four Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan are transported from Kandahar to a C-130 aircraft as a bagpiper leads the procession. More than 3,000 NATO troops say farewell in Kandahar while the bodies head to Trenton Ontario, expected to arrive Sunday at 5 pm EDT.
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Kandahar
Afghanistan
Canada
NATO
Kevin Dailaire
Vaughn Ingram
Bryce James Keller
Christopher Reid
Trenton
Ont
Terrace Lumber Co Faces Looming Mill Shutdown
Prince Rupert reports Terrace Lumber Company, reopened last August after being bought by local businessmen, has not operated since June 2 due to a strong dollar, depressed lumber prices, and tariffs. Without new equity investment within three to six months, the co operative may auction equipment.
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Prince Rupert
B.C
Terrace Lumber Company
Terrace
TLC
Plane crashes claim 3 lives in Caledon Ontario
The Canadian Press reports three people were killed when two small planes collided in midair over Caledon Ontario about 60 kilometres north of Toronto. Police received word at 12:40 p.m. and a plane was found in a farmer's field. Witnesses said they saw a plane come down. The Transportation Safety Board will investigate and has confirmed a midair collision amid sunny skies.
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Caledon
Ont
Toronto
Ontario
Linda Kennedy
Transportation Safety Board
Cuba says Raul Castro in control as acting president
Havana reports Raul Castro holds acting presidency while Fidel recovers from surgery. Health minister says Fidel is recovering satisfactorily. Government issues first decree since Fidel’s temporary stepping down. Foreign Ministry condemns Israel’s Qana bombing and urges ceasefire as Cuba asserts normal operations. Raul, defense minister, is Fidel’s brother.
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Havana
Cuba
Raul Castro
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Foreign Ministry
Israel
Qana
Raul
WHO to share bird flu data from Indonesia
The World Health Organization welcomed Indonesia's pledge to share genetic blueprints of H5N1 avian flu from human cases. WHO will have its reference labs deposit sequenced data into Genbank, a unrestricted public databank for researchers worldwide.
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World Health Organization
WHO
Indonesia
Genbank
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