Man faces attempted murder charge in brothers shooting
Dean Thomas Fischer, 42, was granted bail in provincial court after being charged with attempted murder in the shooting of his brother Don, 44, during a February argument about cattle feeding near Walsh. Don was treated and released the same day. Fischer must appear again February 20. conditions were set by his lawyer.
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Redcliff Rcmp
Dean
Don
Walsh
RCMP
Medicine Hat Regional Hospital
Clint Yarshenko
Fischer
Dorothy Smith
Hearing set into city beating case April preliminary
Jorge Morales 19 and Kristopher Martin 19 face aggravated assault charges in the downtown underpass attack on Pat Christie 36. Christie remains in a coma at Foothills Hospital Calgary after being found unconscious near the South Railway Street entrance December 23. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 6. Police seek witnesses from the Esso Quick Stop Maple Avenue area around 3 15 a m.
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Jorge Morales
Clint Yarshenko
Christie
Foothills Hospital
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South Railway Street
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Esso
Maple Avenue
Kristopher Martin
Smell test ends in tame scent for T rex exhibit
London reports the Natural History Museum abandoned a planned rotting flesh odor for its new Tyrannosaurus rex model. Spokeswoman Audrey OConnell says the exhibit will feature the dinosaur’s environment scent rather than a gruesome breath smell.
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Natural History Museum
Audrey O’connell
Quote from Yogi Berra about direction and destination
A Yogi Berra quip cautions that without a clear path you may end up somewhere else. The saying emphasizes the value of purposeful direction over aimless wandering.
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Alberta premier pledges automatic rebates to curb energy costs
Premier Ralph Klein promises a consumer rebate program that activates automatically like a thermostat when natural gas prices rise. He notes anger over high energy costs and says a campaign has started with an election likely soon, possibly March 12. An advisory committee will study power issues and potential further rebates.
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Ralph Klein
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Gordon Turtle
Ebola scare grips Canada as possible case traced
Canadian health officials seek to quell fears over a woman quarantined in Hamilton with suspected Ebola after arriving from the Congo. Tests were sent to Winnipeg and Atlanta, with results due in two days, while care measures and a disease plan are in place to reassure the public.
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Douglas MacPherson
Health Canada
Congo
Henderson Hospital
Central Africa
Canada
North America
Winnipeg
Centres For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Mark Loeb
Medicine Hat sees bright outlook as mayor touts utilities
Mayor Ted Grimm says Medicine Hat enjoys strong finances driven by utilities, with surpluses of 28 million from electricity and 26 million from gas last year, no tax or rate hikes planned, and high optimism. He notes risks of over-rich finances but stresses balanced budget and ongoing construction valued at 59 million in 2000.
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Ted Grimm
Kiwanis Club
Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Lodge
Grimm
Icine Hat
Alberta
Kirk
Mayor outlines 2001 city growth plans and challenges
Mayor Ted Grimm outlined 2001 priorities including site selection for a performing arts centre and museum, overpass work on Highway 1 and 13th Avenue S.E., twinning Allowance Avenue overpass, Riverfront subdivision opening, Saamis Heights and North lands on the market, Northeast Crescent development with a new co op, and energy and water concerns amid drought and agriculture strains.
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13Th Avenue S.E
Allowance Avenue
Riverfront
Saamis Heights
Northlands
Northeast Crescent
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