16 Feb 2002
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 2002
Page
1
Mayor Garth Vallely outlines the city danger spots while Hat drivers share their concerns. The News previews a Monday special report detailing which intersections Hatters fear most and how the city plans to respond.
Salt Lake City report says David Pelletier and Jamie Sale received a second gold medal after a judge’s misconduct admission and suspension, though the pair lamented missing their original moment and the joy of a true victory lap. Sale called the decision surprising and praised restored podium status amid public indignation.
Community leader Klein publishes a letter opposing the Kyete agreement, highlighting concerns about terms and impact. The page C10 feature outlines arguments raised by Klein and reactions from supporters and opponents.
A 19 year old woman Christy Rae Melvin of Lethbridge faced three charges infanticide failing to obtain assistance in childbirth and unlawfully concealing the body of a child. Judge Eric Peterson adjourned until March 14 to allow counsel. Police found an infant body in a toilet drain garbage bag behind a home after a plumber’s call. Autopsy in Calgary October 12 did not reveal official cause of death.
In Edmonton free meningococcal vaccination clinics drew many but about 40 000 aged two to 24 remain eligible and unvaccinated. After the death of Candice Beitel 19 and critical condition of Jeremy Baumung 18 health officials warn that outbreaks may require ongoing campus vaccination efforts.
Medicine Hat public teachers ratified a contract by 311 to four in a secret ballot supervised by the Alberta Labour Board. The agreement includes an 11 percent wage increase next year and terms backing local bargaining and classroom conditions.
Medicine Hat teachers celebrate a new contract while Alberta Teachers Association president Larry Booi warns local bargaining may be done. He notes the two level system lacks money and power, predicting a shift toward full provincial bargaining and an emergent representative assembly.
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