Notable events tied to January seventh across history
The entry notes the founding of the University of Glasgow in Scotland, the first issuance of Canadian silver coins, and singer Kenny Loggins born in Everett Washington. It highlights Loggins writing the House at Pooh Corner, his later duo with Jim Messina, hits like Your Mama Dont Dance, Footloose and Danger Zone, and mentions Nova Scotia native Hank in a broader historical glance.
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Kenny Loggins
Everett
Washington
Pooh Corner
Jim Messina
Loggins
Snow Debuts at Grand Ole Opry and Chart Triumphs
Snow makes his debut on the Grand Ole Opry. His recording I'm Movin On stays on the Billboard country chart 44 weeks, selling over one million copies. The Twist by Chubby Checker returns to number one on the pop charts, previously leading in 1960 for seven weeks.
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Snow
Grand Ole Opry
Chubby Checker
City Good return rate on police survey
Medicine Hat Police Service reports an excellent return rate for the October November 2005 policing survey. Surveys went to every third household. one in three were completed and sent to the consultant tabulating results. Inspector Andy McGrogan praised citizen input and the partnership with Medicine Hat College volunteers. results will be announced in early February.
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Medicine Hat
Andy McGrogan
Medicine Hat College
Police and Security Program
MHC Police and Security
Police Service
McGrogan
Brooks Holiday Weekend Police Busy with Arrests and Impaired Driving
RCMP report a busy New Year weekend in Brooks with two men charged for possession of a weapon after domestic disturbance complaints. Four impaired driving charges were laid at holiday checkstops and an investigation followed a single vehicle crash south of Scandia, Alia. Two vehicles were reported stolen and several intoxicated individuals were detained for disturbances.
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Brooks Rcmp
Scandia
Alia
Region Educator Named Chair of iCORE
Dr. Seamus O'Shea vice president academic at the University of Lethbridge has been named chair of Alberta's Informatics Circle of Research Excellence iCORE. He has served on the iCORE board since 2000 and the program established in 1999 supports world leading ICT research.
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Alberta
Informatics Circle of
Icore
Seamus O'Shea
University of Lethbridge
Alberta seminar to boost farming business and marketing
Alberta Options & Opportunities hosts a one day seminar at Camrose Regional Exhibition on Feb 9. Australian Rob Napier will discuss global agriculture trends. Expect about 200 participants from producer groups, education providers, farm managers and direct market operators. Register by phone (780) 672-3640 or 1-800-296-8112.
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Rob Napier
Calgary Students Question Asbestos Removal Notice
Canadian Press reports University of Calgary students question lack of notice about asbestos removal from a campus ceiling during Christmas break. Officials say no signs or memos were posted because no health risk was present during the operation.
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Calgary
University of Calgary
Saskatchewan man sentenced to 15 years for violent sexual assaults
Saskatchewan man Kelly Roger Furi, 30, pleaded guilty to violent sexual assaults on three women and was sentenced to 15 years in prison. He was deemed a long term offender by Court of Queen's Bench Justice John Klebuc in Saskatoon, meaning supervision for 10 years after release. The attacks began in summer 2000 and ended three years later.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Kelly Roger Furi
Court of Queen's Bench
John Klebuc
Furi
Tine Ae
Ads Frustrate MADD Group Over Lawyer Ads
The national MADD group protests a law firm campaign in Saskatchewan Manitoba and Ontario. Ads appear on buses billboards and the web urging those charged with impaired driving to consult lawyers before pleading guilty. MADD asks cities to remove the ads.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
MADD
Mathers Against
Drab Friday Morning on 6th Avenue Scene
Morning sun reflects on wet pavement along 6th Avenue Southeast creating a symbolic scene of a gray mood with four drab days in a row. Gravel swept aside by vehicles and Cottonwood trees at the hilltop heighten the somber tone of the day.
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6Th Avenue S.E
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