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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 2007
Page
1
Fragmentary weather page item lists highs of 31 and 33 degrees with sunny hot conditions, a low of 16, and mention of two days Friday and Saturday with partial Saturday data. No clear location or full forecast details available.
Daniel Ellis of Falmouth Cape Cod claimed homophobic racist and a habitual liar on a juror questionnaire and in a court interview. Barnstable Superior Court Judge Gary Nickerson referred the case to prosecutors noting the conduct could lead to perjury charges with Ellis detained briefly before release.
Hatters beat the heat with 7-Eleven giving away 1000 free Slurpees at Medicine Hat store 197 Carry Drive. The nationwide promo marks the largest one-day giveaway in Canadian history with 463000 free Slurpees across the country. Canadians reportedly consumed about 2.4 million Slurpees monthly in 2006.
Brooks Me Brooks RCMP investigate a vandalism case after an unknown person dented a Hyundai Tiburon on First Street between June 21 and June 22. Nothing appears stolen and no other damage reported. The incident remains under inquiry by local police.
Saskatchewan Health services continue to operate under HSAS limited job action with regional authorities guiding the public through disruptions. Residents should contact their local health region for detailed service information and updates.
RCMP officers probing a domestic dispute in rural New Brunswick uncovered an anti tank weapon and a large weapons cache along with hundreds of pornographic DVDs and 670000 dollars in cash. Investigators tied the arrest to the province s illicit drug trade amid calls about threats in Upper Kingsclear near Fredericton.
Canadian authorities say an international crime ring was linked to highly sophisticated electronic spy equipment and high powered weapons found in homes, cars, and businesses across British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba during January searches. A rocket propelled device was seized in Chilliwack and cameras hidden in bird houses were found in Vancouver.
Kandahar elders urged international forces to curb convoy chaos and praised Canada for civilian outreach. They cited a Canadian gesture to honor families of two Afghans killed by coalition troops, and stressed Canada should guide others in respecting Afghan customs. Brig Gen Tim Grant met elders and officials to discuss reducing convoy impact.
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