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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 2005
Page
1
Al Capone demanded funds as three Musketeers drew swords at a provocation. A pimp with a giant diamond on a walking stick mingled by the blackjack table while Howard Hughes kept to the back. Mysterious revellers queued at the bar and danced nearby to the tunes.
In a reversal of roles the conservatory gala features instructors shining over students. The Medicine Hat College Conservatory of Music and Dance hosts its annual event highlighting faculty performances and teaching excellence.
University of Alberta biology professor Mark Boyce, chair of the Alberta Conservation Association in fisheries and wildlife, warns that access roads created for forestry and oil and gas threaten Alberta's grizzly bear population and call for heightened protection before it's too late.
A compact timeline recalls Sir Thomas More born in 1478 and executed in 1535 for treason over royal church ties, Florence Nightingale’s Crimean War impact, the Beatles’ 1964 North American invasion, Medicine Hat politics in 1978, Donald Marshall’s 1990 exoneration apology, and Whitney Houston’s 1994 AMA dominance with a related incident involving Blind Melon.
Former prime minister Jean Chretien fumed privately at rival's political moves but now is drawn into a public clash over his legacy as he testifies this week before the Gomery inquiry into the federal sponsorship scandal.
Industry officials say the failure of microscopic analysis as a tool to enforce cattle feed bans is not a setback in the fight to eradicate mad cow disease in Canada.
Canada’s largest joint Arctic drill exposed a weak link as a Sea King helicopter repeatedly broke down, leaving crews idle during critical maneuvers near Dartmouth Nova Scotia. U.S. plans to fund a massive embassy complex in Baghdad face scrutiny as Bush seeks about 80 billion for Iraq and Afghanistan.
New York City plans to appeal a judge's ruling against the state ban on same sex marriages. Mayor Michael Bloomberg expressed hope the issue is settled by the state's highest court or the Legislature. In Rome, Pope John Paul II blessed the faithful from Gemelli hospital after a breathing trouble incident.
The New England Patriots defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 24-21 to claim their third championship in four seasons. A strong second half wore down the Eagles, anchoring Belichick and Brady as a modern NFL dynasty. Belichick credited the players for a challenging year and big-game excellence.
Medicine Hat barbershop quartet member Del Thompson teams with Gaslight Four and other groups to serenade sweethearts on Valentine's Day, offering fitting entertainment for couples seeking musical romance.
Cirque du Soleil first arrived in Las Vegas in 1992 with a tent in a hotel lot. By 2005 the Canadian company unveiled its latest Las Vegas show in a dedicated $135 million theatre at the MGM Grand hotel-casino.
Federal Health Minister Ujjal Dosanjh announced a government campaign to urge parents to make homes smoke free to protect children from second hand smoke. He said many parents are not fully informed about how to shield their children from exposure.
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