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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 2003
Page
1
Secretary of State Colin Powell plans to present evidence to allied nations that Iraq under Saddam Hussein possesses potent weapons caches. The effort aims to build a broad international case for further action.
Record producer Phil Spector was arrested as part of a homicide investigation. Police reported the incident triggered by a victim whose identity remained publicly released, with investigators examining potential connections to the famed music figure.
Kingsland Development aimed to rezone 45 acre Canyon Creek Estates east of Highway 3 from urban reserve to residential stage one, planning 30 half acre homes priced 300000 to 1000000. Water sewer and gas services remain unresolved amid staff concerns over cost and leapfrogging future developments. Ald Bill Cocks warned of repeated changes to the MDP while Mayor Vallely urged further servicing talks.
In Alberta mourners gathered as seven Grade 10 students from Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School died in a Rogers Pass avalanche in British Columbia. Two dozen others were involved or injured during the weekend slide while on a mountain leadership course. The school community mourns with grief counsellors on site as families learn of the fatalities and question the trip’s planning.
NASA says its prior analysis of heat shield foam may have been mistaken after the Columbia disaster. Officials vow a full reanalysis as investigations consider a 50 centimeter foam chunk from the external tank as a leading candidate in causing the tragedy. President Bush plans a memorial service at Johnson Space Center as nationwide tributes unfold.
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