Man Fined $500 for Disturbance in Touch
Donald Price, 29, of College Dr. S.E., pleaded guilty to causing a disturbance and possession of a controlled substance after police found 1.4 grams of marijuana. He was fined $500 for the disturbance and $250 for marijuana by Judge Darwin Greaves. A phone tip indicated a possible poisoning attempt. Price became distraught outside a residence and was restrained by police.
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Zero till beats summer fallow in drought year say Hat farmers
Orville Yanke, a proponent of continuous cropping with winter snow capture, says summer fallow growers beat him this season. He notes canola at 10 bushels per acre and wheat at 12 to 15, while summer fallow crops run about 20 bushels. He argues long term data will show the method’s advantage.
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Teen attackers assaulted girl in back alley stripping ordeal
In Medicine Hat a 17-year-old girl was forced to strip to stop a beating in a downtown alley on June 26. A 16-year-old girl pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm and received five months in jail. three others still face charges. The victim suffered a concussion, cuts, bruises, and emotional trauma.
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Aldermen Split Over 50 Percent Gas Rate Hike
Aldermen clash over a proposed 50 percent rise in residential gas rates with supporters citing utility health and revenue needs while critics urge a phased or smaller increase. Officials warn the city would lose gas assets and risk higher taxes without sufficient funds.
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Hat foots bill for Calgary security during conference
Five Medicine Hat police officers worked four ten hour shifts in Calgary during the World Petroleum Conference. Calgary paid all costs except wages, prompting debate on intercity assistance and who covers wages for such deployments. Premier Ralph Klein sent thanks for the support, while local officials weighed emergency versus routine event response.
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Provincial Court Youth Sloughs Off Courtroom Tension
A 15 year old and a 17 year old faced break and enter charges in Provincial Court. The 17 year old received eight and a half months while the younger youth got an eight month probation order after pleading guilty. The youths ransacked homes on 11th Avenue N.E. on Aug. 10 and stole jewelry. A separate teen girl was jailed for breach of disposition after an earlier break and enter case.
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