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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 2007
Page
1
A group of Alberta strippers plan a stripathon to raise funds for three brothersTyler 7 Jordan 4 and Riley 2 suffering from Hunter syndrome. The event aims to donate all earnings to the family as therapy costs approach 300000 per child per year amid limited government coverage.
Scientist Robert Bohannon displays a tube of caffeine powder at Environestics in Durham North Carolina Jan 26. He has developed a caffeine additive that can be baked into foods without the bitter aftertaste, signaling a potential consumer baking innovation.
A Chevrolet Cavalier parked on Spruce Way S.E. was unlawfully entered Saturday, with about 400 dollars in property taken including a satellite radio sunglasses and several CDs. Police have no suspects and seek public help at 529-8400 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222 TIPS.
Brooks RCMP seek the slashing suspect or suspects tied to a Westbrook area rampage on Cassils Road W causing over 20 damaged vehicles and more than 5000 in losses. Public tips requested at 403 362 5548 or Crime Stoppers 1 800 222 TIPS.
Alberta's new solicitor general Fred Lindsay told the Calgary Sun he plans to boost RCMP officers and special constables patrolling rural areas this year to curb urban organized crime moving into the countryside. Budget approval will determine the moves. He cites lower policing density in rural areas as the reason.
Trail city officials announce a 2000 reward for information leading to the capture and conviction of a vandal targeting downtown parking meters. Jamie Forbes cites 25 meters damaged since December, costing about 12000 to repair this year with 10000 spent last year on parts. The attack involves breaking the lower casing to access coin-containing areas.
UNICEF urges global donors to fund its emergency program, targeting health care education and clean water for children in 33 countries. It relies on private gifts and government contributions, as it receives no regular UN dues. Afghanistan and Sudan are among the top needs amid long running conflicts. Canada maintains troops in Afghanistan, with indicators calling the country among the worst places to live.
Rwanda plans to release over 8,000 prisoners convicted or awaiting trial for the 1994 genocide. Justice Minister Tharcisse Karagarama said releases start in February amid ongoing decongestion and reconciliation efforts. Authorities note about 63,000 genocide suspects remain detained and up to 761,000 could stand trial.
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