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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 2006
Page
1
Canada and World Events Snapshot for January 10
On January 10 notable items include the 1942 execution of William Laud as treason, the 2003 Quebec Bar admitting its first women lawyers, and 2004 police seizing Canada’s largest indoor marijuana operation at a closed Molson brewery in Barrie. Ronnie Hawkins, Canadian rock pioneer, was born in 1935 in Huntsville Arkansas. Hawkins has been a father.
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William Laud
Canterbury
Quebec
British Columbia
Gordon Campbell
Hawaii
Canada
Molson's
Barrie
Ont
Ronnie Hawkins
Huntsville
Arkansas
Hawkins
Rompin Ronnie Hawkins Era Shaped Canadian Rock
Canadian rock icon Rompin Ronnie Hawkins helped launch dozens of careers including Crowbar The Band Dominic Troiano and David Clayton-Thomas. He began touring Ontario clubs in 1958 with the Hawks and scored hits Mary Lou and 40 Days in 1959 before largely staying in Canada. He left Ontario briefly for The Band farewell in 1976 and later battled pancreatic cancer, announcing cancer freedom in April 2003.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Crowbar
Dominic Troiano
King Biscuit Boy
David Clayton-Thomas
Rompin
Ronnie Hawkins
Ontario
The
Hawks
U.S
Mary Lou
Hawkins
San Francisco
the Hawk
Elvis Begins Nashville Recording Sessions for RCA Debut
In 1956 Elvis Presley started his first Nashville session recording Heartbreak Hotel and I Was the One for RCA Victor after A and R chief Steve Sholes acquired his Sun Records contract for 35000. The record launched Elvis’s run of hits and surpassed 50 million in sales. Great Balls of Fire topped charts for Jerry Lee Lewis, prompting bans over his marriage to a cousin. Michael Jackson released Moonwalker featuring a long Smooth Criminal sequence with him as a superhero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis Presley
Nashville
Presley
RCA Victor
Steve Sholes
Sun Records
Memphis
Elvis
Jerry Lee Lewis
U.S
Michael Jackson
Jackson
Smooth Criminal
Feb 3 Deadline Set for Disaster Aid in Alberta Floods
Medicine Hat News reports the Alberta government sets February 3 as the deadline for provincial disaster assistance for June 2005 flood damage. The initiative started June 9, 2005 with 55 million set aside, later expanded to include Edmonton and Red Deer area. Total compensation expected around 137 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Deer
North Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Farm Tech 2006 Conference Jan 25 27 Edmonton Alberta
Canadian Fress Farm Tech 2006 in Edmonton runs January 25 through 27 with nine global keynote talks and forty six concurrent sessions on technology environment agronomy and management. Alberta Energy Minister Greg Melchin travels to Houston to seek energy expertise and U S investment. trip cost estimated at 14600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Edmonton
England
South Africa
Nigeria
Canada
USA
Greg Melchin
Houston
Texas
Melchin
Gulf
U.S
Saskatchewan camp death near Key Lake prompts RCMP inquiry
A 37-year-old woman working at a drilling camp about 25 kilometres southwest of the Key Lake uranium mine was found dead in the bush. RCMP say foul play is not suspected, but an autopsy has been ordered. The identity remains unreleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Lake
Saskatchewan
RCMP
Saskatoon
Three Charged in 2003 Kelowna Murder Case
RCMP charged Paul Roop Joshua Fell and David Poirier with first degree murder in connection with the February 2003 killing of Douglas Kuntz, an auto broker found shot in his Kelowna area home garage. Police say details remain undisclosed as major crime units probe the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelowna
B.C
Carrs Landing
Kuntz
U.S
RCMP
Calgary
Signs Crowd Brockville Triangle North of Town
Campaign signs from local Conservative candidate and incumbent Gord Brown dominate a triangular land area north of Brockville Ontario as residents observe the in situ display on a Monday CE photo accompanying the scene.
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Brockville
Ont
Gord Brown
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