Weather Snapshot Sees Cool, Partly Cloudy Days Ahead
The forecast lists higher temperatures around 30 with a low near 17 across the three days. Skies remain partly cloudy and pleasant with no precipitation expected.
12 Jul 2007
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 2007
Page
1
The forecast lists higher temperatures around 30 with a low near 17 across the three days. Skies remain partly cloudy and pleasant with no precipitation expected.
Early Friday at about 2 15 am an unknown white or silver vehicle left 20 Street NE, ran onto a residential yard, and struck a fence at the corner of Hatcher Drive SE before fleeing. Police could not locate the vehicle. Estimated damage about 5000 dollars.
Three people escaped unharmed after a semi trailer rear ended a Dodge pickup one kilometre east of Suffield. The semi driver fell asleep, causing both vehicles to cross the median and rest on opposite shoulders. No injuries. both drivers uninjured though the pickup and trailer were damaged. Charges laid under the Traffic Safety Act for careless driving.
RCMP investigate the theft of a Roping Saddle and a 22 calibre rifle from a vehicle near Brooks. The 1991 silver Chev was broken into between July 7 and July 9 on Twp 19 road 2 off One Tree Road. The saddle bears a CG Brand. Call Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 8477 with information.
Traffic backed up for two hours as the Lytton First Nation shut down the Trans-Canada Highway in Fraser Canyon to protest reduced ferry service linked to a strike-lockout at USA Highway Maintenance. Mayor Chris O'Conner says ferry cuts harm the public highway system and compares the impact to Highway 1.
Canadian campgrounds increasingly offer wireless Internet as travelers demand connectivity on vacation. Campground owners compare Wi-Fi to electricity and mini golf as essential draws. Kampgrounds of America says over two thirds of its 33 Canadian sites provide free Wi-Fi.
A family spokeswoman says Lady Bird Johnson died today at her home in Austin of natural causes. The former first lady was 94 and known for conservation work and backing her husband Lyndon B. Johnson, who died in 1973.
Washington officials say al Qaida has rebuilt its operational capacity to a level not seen since the summer of 2001. The assessment indicates the group remains capable despite years of bombing and war aimed at crippling it.
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