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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 17, 1999

Page

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Mob confronts man accused of dragging dog behind truck

A Ontario man George McCullough faced animal cruelty charges after a Rottweiler Nikita was dragged 1.3 kilometres by a choke chain behind a moving truck. An angry crowd shouted at him outside the Cobourg courthouse as police intervened. McCullough’s next court date is September 27. Rosemary Hogg seeks adoption of the dog from the SPCA.

Cobourg Ont George McCullough Bewdley Ontario McCullough Rosemary ‘Hogg Nikita Hogg The Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

Grandmother Still Missing in 40 Years Mystery

Dr Staff Writers report a long standing missing person case as authorities pursue leads. The feature outlines ongoing search efforts, community concern, and potential connections to a 40 year disappearance.

Woman Missing After Weekend Boating Accident Near Bow Island

Sherry Hirsche, 48, of Foremost, is presumed drowned after a boat collision with a personal water craft on Forty Mile reservoir 20 kilometres south of Bow Island. Divers found no sign of her on Monday amid limited underwater visibility. her four-year-old grandson was rescued with 33 stitches.

Medicine Hat Cmp Bow Island Forty Mile Reservoir Sherry Hirsche Medicine Hat Fire Department Hirsche Vern Hayward Hayward Stokes Red Cross the Lifesaving Society of Canada St. Mary’s

Hockey officials deny blame in sex abuse lawsuit

In Regina, sixteen groups led by the Canadian Hockey Association and the Western Hockey League filed a joint defence denying knowledge of coach Graham James’s misconduct. The suit seeks over 1 million dollars plus damages for mental suffering and lost opportunities, naming James and 24 others.

Regina Canadian Hockey Association Western Hockey League Court of Queen’s Bench Swift ‘Current Broncos Graham James James NHL Sheldon Kennedy Broncos Aaron Fox

Lawsuit targets hockey officials over Graham James abuse case

A former junior hockey player sues WHL, CHL and multiple teams and associations alleging organizers ignored sex abuse by ex coach Graham James. Plaintiffs name coaches, executives, and board members, while the mother says officials offered no apology and failed to act. Eleven defendants filed a defence Monday.

Graham James Western Hockey League Canadian Hockey Association Canadian Hockey League Swift Current Broncos Moose Jaw Warriors Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey Association Winnipeg South Blues Manitoba Manitoba Junior Hockey League Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association Canadian Amateur Hockey “Association Alberta WHL Ed Chynoweth Lyle Helland Moose Jaw Barry Trapp Swift Current Douglas Mosher Bronco Herbert Butz Ben Wiebe Gary Bollinger Frank Colleen MacBean John Rittinger Volved Broncos James

Princess Takamado reads to Edmonton children

Nine year old Katie Hronek asks what princesses do all day during a reading with Princess Takamado at Stollery Centre. The princess, speaking with a British accent, says she visits hospitals and supports the arts while attending a telehealth conference in Edmonton.

Royal Grilling Edmonton Katie Hronek Katie Japan Takamado the Dream Eater Stollery Children’s Health Centre

Dinosaur skeleton retrieved from Alberta badlands by oil partners

Dr Phil Currie of the Royal Tyrrell Museum leads a recovery of a nearly complete 4.5 tonne Daspletosaurus skeleton from Dinosaur Provincial Park north of Brooks Alberta. BP Amoco and Jo-Ann Trucking coordinate a multi-vehicle extraction using a winch and 138 metres of cable. The fossil, about seven metres long, dates from the early stock of Tyrannosaurus family specimens, with display planned in two to three years.

Dinosaur Provincial Park Brooks Phil Currie Drumheller Royal Tyrrell Museum BP Amoco Jo-Ann Daren Gauthier Jo-Ann Trucking Gauthier Marty Hickie Hickie Bill Spencer Amoco Spencer Currie

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