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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 2007
Page
1
Friday to Monday expect very windy conditions with a chance of snow. Temperatures will run well below zero with daytime highs around minus eight and overnight lows near minus thirteen. Light snowfall possible at times across the area, with brisk winds creating dangerous wind chills.
Cujo, a seven year old golden retriever, disappeared from the Barczewski yard in July 2000 and reappeared in 2006 in Columbia, Missouri. An elderly woman cared for him before he was sent to the Central Missouri Humane Society, and a brother-in-law spotted his photo at an adoption site, leading to a reunion with the Barczewski family. The story includes a separate note about a Nashville teen winning Sealed Air Corporation’s Bubble Wrap Competition for Young Inventors.
A Saskatoon man failed to gain custody of his biological son as Justice Shawn Smith ruled the nine month old should remain with the Prince Albert couple who raised him since birth. The father cried, saying the decision defines fatherhood differently and urging reform of the family services system. The court imposed a one year "familial calm" restricting the father's visits to the child.
Medicine Hat and District Chamber of Commerce hosts an open forum tonight from 7 to 9 PM at Medicine Hat College Lecture Theatre F116. City officials invite the public and area businesses to ask questions about city operations and strategies, with written questions preferred.
A 49-year-old Medicine Hat man faces charges under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act after a Saturday evening RCMP stop for a vehicle equipment violation in Redcliff. Officers detected a marijuana odour and seized about four ounces believed to be marijuana.
A Brooks restaurant closed briefly after a miscommunication rather than a health act violation. Palliser Health Authority ordered Humpty's Family Restaurant on No 1 Highway east of Brooks to close about half an hour due to an accidental non renewal of an essential permit caused by a faulty fax machine.
Richard Graves of Wetaskiwin Alberta pleaded guilty to hunting a grizzly in a protected zone. Judge John Faulkner ordered seven years ban from hunting in the Yukon and a 1500 dollar fine after an agreed statement of fact was presented by the defence and Crown. Graves was not present in court.
Agriculture Minister Chuck Strahl says he will go to court to force the Canadian Wheat Board to pay interim president Greg Arason a 30 000 monthly salary. Arason has not been paid for about six weeks as the board ponders its response after Strahl fired former head Adrian Measner.
Iraqi officials say weekend battle killed about 200 fighters including the group's leader when U S backed troops targeted the messianic cult near Najaf. Officials cite plans to disguise as pilgrims to attack clerics on the Shiite holy day.
A federal magistrate denied bail to 71-year-old James Seale in the 1964 slayings of Charles Moore and Henry Dee, two black men seized and drowned after being beaten by Klansmen. Canadian filmmaker David Ridgen helped revive the case, with Seale facing trial on kidnapping charges.
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