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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 2002
Page
1
A planned Saturday rally of farmers near North Battleford Saskatchewan opposes the Firearms Act. A Calgary man and his pregnant wife were arrested at gunpoint over an alleged truck theft linked to a new purchase. A5.
Reports indicate Clonaid founder set to reveal a human clone birth within weeks amid Raelian religious movement activity. Authorities and scientists voice cautious scrutiny over verification and ethics.
The United States says Iraq has violated a UN disarmament resolution, potentially setting the stage for renewed conflict. Officials warned that the breach could escalate tensions and lead to military responses from coalition forces.
Seven Persons unites to aid Angela Rostad and her five children after Steve Rostad 40 died when his SUV rolled, ejecting him. Donations collected at school concert fund a trust at Scotiabank for Taralee and Jesse, with Santa Claus Fund and Cornerstone IGA providing gifts and groceries to ease the Christmas hardship.
Dayna Starke of St Albert donates her Christmas gifts to the Santa Claus Fund to help needy kids. John Jones organizes wrapped gifts from Medicine Hat with Frances Murk’s memory as motive. Donna Hettler notes the donation will aid eight to ten children and arrives at the fund by bus.
EDMONTON CP report notes Child Welfare Act recommendations from a legislative committee. Proposals include keeping foster youths in care beyond 18 if they pursue postsecondary education, with strict eligibility rules, and making adoptive involvement details public to all parties. The department drafts legislation for legislative approval.
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