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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 2006
Page
1
The snippet lists days with temperatures and conditions, noting mostly cloudy on Tuesday and Wednesday with highs of 7 and a low of 3. It mentions UV index guidance and the risk of sun damage from ultraviolet radiation.
The Medicine Hat News announces commemorative full colour posters celebrating Team Canada’s World Juniors gold victory. Pre ordered posters are to be collected at 3257 Dunmore Road S.E. during business hours. Extra posters available for 9.95 plus GST and drymounting for 29.99 plus GST.
January 14 1671 marked the first snow in Quebec with a melt by March, defining a short winter long before El Nino. 1945 saw Canada’s first nonstop trans Canada flight Vancouver to Halifax. 1969 born Dave Grohl in Warren Ohio, future drummer of Nirvana and Foo Fighters, who rose to fame in the 1990s.
The fragment notes Kurt Cobain’s death, Dave Grohl forming the Foo Fighters shifting to guitar and lead vocals, and becoming main songwriter. It also mentions Elvis Aloha From Hawaii reaching a billion viewers, and 1980 Iran expelling U S journalists, among other archival items in brief form.
The Western Canadian Dairy Seminar aims to boost dairy production knowledge and decision making. It runs March 7 to 10 at the Capri Hotel Red Deer with advance registration due by February 6 and fees of 195 dollars per person and 235 dollars after that. Details and online registration are at the seminar website.
Canadian Press reports that a conservation group warns the Alberta government plan to permit more bison ranches on Crown land could destroy wildlife. The Alberta Fish and Game Association opposes Klein government approval of public land bison leases, of which about 50 already exist for grazing.
David Milgaard will not seek exclusion from testifying at the inquiry into his wrongful conviction. His lawyer Hersh Welch told The Canadian Press that Milgaard will request special accommodations to minimize stress, preferring his story be heard without him standing in front of cameras.
Northern Engineered Wood Products announced the Wanham particleboard plant will close, affecting up to 50 workers in Birch Hills county. The move follows Canfor’s Hines Creek sawmill closure last year, worsening the local economy.
The Salvation Army in Canada says it was the victim of a large fraud uncovered during an internal audit. A former employee is the focus of the investigation, though investigators have not released the amount, suspect identity, or locations involved. The organization is taking steps to recover stolen funds.
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