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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 2012
Page
3
Telus donates 250000 to the Medicine Hat District Health Foundation for pediatric equipment at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital. The gift funds three radiant infant warmers two Giraffe Neonatal Isolettes a mobile ultrasound and pediatric seating clinic wheelchairs.
The Weather Network outlook expects above normal temperatures across southeastern Alberta and southern Saskatchewan this fall with near normal precipitation. Dayna Vettese notes a lingering warm trend from spring and summer, while rainfall through September to November may reach about 50 millimetres and November snowfall around 24 to 25 centimetres.
A Medicine Hat woman, 37 year old Sarah Laverock, was granted bail after a drug bust involving 42 grams of crack cocaine found in a vehicle. Laverock and co accused Manyang Nyuon face trafficking charges and breach of conditions while awaiting trial. The judge cited her near Grandmother status and imminent high school equivalency as factors.
Kevin Dwight Redies, 36, found mentally fit to stand trial after a psychiatric assessment. He faces four sexual assault counts plus related charges from two investigations. Next court date set for September 18 to enter a plea. Separate case updates note a cocaine seizure in January leading to plea talks for Gougeon, Playter, and Ludee, with adjourned gun charges and a Brooks drug cash case advancing toward trial.
Sydney Moore, a nine year old, signs up as a SPCA volunteer and looks forward to visiting the cats. A note on garbage pickup and a reference to a winning list in case of discrepancies appears in the text.
A reader poll asks if RCMP and Canada Border Services officers should use information obtained through torture. Forty three point two percent vote yes and fifty six point eight percent vote no.
The paper corrects a photo error showing Calder Crescent home owned by Marion Watson as left and the 134 Fifth Street S.W. home owned by Janet and Larry Cook as right. An apology is issued for the inconvenience.
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