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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 2001
Page
3
Police seek anyone who saw a confrontation between two drivers after a rear end collision on Allowance Avenue overpass. The 1983 GMC truck followed a 1999 Chevy Blazer, with a maroon van turning left on Eighth Street SE. Call 529-8470 or message Const. Richard Spencer at 529-8474 with information.
Police seek clues after a break in at Internet Alberta 569 Second St. S.E. last weekend. A Macintosh computer and monitor a CD burner and a Samsung laser printer valued at about 3400 dollars were stolen between 8 45 p m December 8 and 1 30 p m December 9. Call 529 8400 with any information.
City council will review a bylaw to borrow 400000 to develop a new non potable irrigation water source for the Family Leisure Centre. Parks chief Rodger Vizbar told the public services committee the city will tap an existing line to a shallow aquifer at Police Point Park, made available after Methanex plant closure, at 47 cents per cubic metre versus 57 cents now.
Police will set up photo radar at Elm Street school playground and at 30th Street S.W locations in Medicine Hat on Wednesday December 12. Zone 5 garbage pickup noted in Waste Removal. The News Online invites readers to visit www.medicinehatnews.com for more.
Jim Bakker and wife Lori spoke at the Dream Centre in Medicine Hat telling how prison, sin, and addiction shaped their lives. Bakker urged forgiveness and noted God uses imperfect people as he recounted his own five years in prison and Lori’s past as a drug addict and abortion survivor. The message drew a responsive crowd with youths and supporters voicing agreement.
Medicine Hat plans higher charges for cemetery, park and facility rentals, and new fees for aircraft parking and transit terminal plug in. Aldermen urged caution on downtown parking hikes, while CCDA reviews policy. No transit fee increase. council to decide next week.
The Medicine Hat Tigers host gift wrap at the United Way store in the mall with autographs and toy deliveries planned to pediatrics, in two shifts 7 and 8 pm, following a three game win streak after a road trip.
Fabricland in Medicine Hat launches its first Quilts for Linus drive donating 28 blankets to police and search and rescue crews. volunteers gathered over 200 hearts and some whole quilts, aiming to comfort children and victims in emergencies.
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