Woman’s nails reach over thirty inches in Salt Lake
AP photo captures Lee Redmond displaying fingernails that exceed 30 inches in Salt Lake City. The image, dated Tuesday, highlights the remarkable length and the attention it draws from observers and media alike.
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Lee Redmond
Salt Lake City
Calgary cabbie ordered to write training manual
Calgary judge ordered cab driver Asegde Bereket Abed to draft a training manual for drivers after he was convicted of sexual assault for hugging a female passenger. The 48 year old drove a 21 year old and her mother from a hotel to their home on August 21 2005 and was found to have inappropriately hugged the complainant prompting the call to police.
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Calgary
Heather Lamoureux
Asegde Bereket Abed
Lamoureux
Abed
Lions aid Strathcona Island pond rehab in Medicine Hat
The Strathcona Island Pond rehabilitation will receive 125000 funding on Saturday from the Lions Club with support from the Provinces Community Facility Enhancement Program. The project totals 407000 and includes a liner. A 7 to 730 p.m. presentation on the pavilion deck will feature Mayor Vallely MLA Renner and Lions first VP Goldale.
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Strathcona Island
Lions Club
Strathcona Island Heritage Pavilion
Garth Vallely
Rob Renner
Clarence Goldale
Lions Club of
Medicine Hat
Province updates AOPA rules for farming practices reform
Alberta regulatory amendments to the Agricultural Operation Practices Act aim to clarify the acts governing confined feeding operations. Changes include definitions for ancillary structures and protective liners, timing for manure storage and incorporation, and a new method for calculating minimum distance separation. Implementation starts Oct. 1 with details to be posted on the Alberta Agriculture and Forestry site.
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Alberta
Agricultural Food and Rural Development
Answers to July power outages report from Alberta watchdog
The Market Surveillance Administrator says Calgary and Edmonton power outages last month were caused by heavy demand and transmission problems. The watchdog found no evidence a different generation supply mechanism would have performed more reliably or economically.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Alberta
Whitmore faces dangerous offender bid in kidnapping case
Saskatchewan's attorney general's office said it will seek to classify Peter Whitmore as a dangerous offender if convicted of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a Saskatchewan boy and a Manitoba teen. RCMP had recommended against the designation, but officials expect a favorable likelihood of designation upon conviction.
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Regina
Peter Whitmore
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Attorney General
Whitmore
RCMP
Castro in great battle for life says Chavez
President Hugo Chavez described Fidel Castro as in a great battle for life while remaining optimistic about his recovery. Chavez spoke in Anzoategui after receiving a message from Castro that filled him with faith.
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Castro
Caracas
Venezuela
Hugo Chavez
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Chavez
Anzoategui
Indonesia shares 91 avian flu viruses with international lab
Indonesia is releasing more virus samples from poultry and people as officials abandon a months long hold. A FAO scientist said 91 avian flu viruses were sent to the Geelong Laboratory in Australia for study, signaling a shift toward wider international analysis of H5N1 in Indonesia.
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Indonesia
Food and Agriculture Organization
Geelong
Australia
FAO
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