15 Feb 2003
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 2003
Page
1
Dolly the sheep, the world’s first cloned mammal, was euthanized on Friday after doctors diagnosed her with a lung illness. The milestone animal lived at the Roslin Institute in Scotland and inspired debates over cloning ethics.
A Texas woman received a 20 year term after pleading guilty to running over her husband when she found him with his mistress. The case details include motive linked to the infidelity and the courtroom outcome.
Peace groups in Medicine Hat plan a 1 p.m. rally at Speaker's Corner with the Raging Grannies Social Justice Tea Party and Unisphere. Volunteers will hand out rice bags with a message to send aid to Iraq and contact MP Monte Solberg and Prime Minister Jean Chretien.
Chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix told the Security Council no weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq. He warned Saddam Hussein has not accounted for many banned arms, while Mohamed ElBaradei said Iraq showed no resumed nuclear program and cooperation was mixed with limited access.
Medicine Hat hosts Hockey Day in Canada with CBC telecast across multiple time slots. Former Tiger turned NHL veteran Kelly Hrudey co hosts with Scott Russell from The Arena while Edmonton native Hrudey shares memories from his Tigers days. The all day event includes games featuring Vancouver Canucks Calgary Flames and Edmonton Montreal and Ottawa Toronto with Ron MacLean Don Cherry anchoring from Iqaluit.
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