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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 2000
Page
1
The 2,200 Air Canada pilots resumed talks with a federally appointed mediator in Montreal after a breakdown last month. Spokesman John Reber said negotiations will continue with no comment unless there is a development.
Anthrax has killed 15 more bison in Wood Buffalo National Park, raising the toll to 85 animals including two black bears. The disease, which can lie dormant in soil for decades, affects three park areas near the Alberta Northwest Territories border. Park crews found the latest victims while surveying forest fires. Travel restrictions remain in place for the affected zone, with no routine human activity in the southwest area.
The Medicine Hat Hatters take on Langley in a noon clash at the Canadian AAA Junior Little League Championships in Sydney Nova Scotia with the Jays seeking a win to reach the final. Junior Jays boast 3-0 round robin record and strong pitching defense while Langley seeks to stay atop the standings. Kyle Prosser Dillon Baye and Adam Moser highlight a battering lineup as local interest soars.
Six year old Caylee Vogel from Feedlot Alley near Lethbridge is hospitalized with E coli symptoms. Officials plan to investigate the outbreak source while her mother links illness to surrounding intensive livestock operations and possible garden produce irrigation water concerns.
In Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, a waterspout reportedly lifted sprats from the sea and dropped them over the town. Fred Hodgkins described a yard full of silver slivers as Sean Clarke from the Met Office explained the event likely began as a small tornado at sea.
A 14-year-old British Columbia boy diagnosed with necrotizing fasciitis was transferred to Foothills Hospital in Calgary after emergency surgery in Cranbrook. With Cranbrook doctors on strike over pay and equipment demands, eight specialists moved to Trail and further relocations were planned as more doctors joined the protests. The patient’s prognosis is described as good.
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