Tuesday Mostly Sunny With High Heat Expected
Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and hot conditions with a high near 33 degrees and a low around 16. A brief note mentions Wednesday temperatures near 19 with unclear details.
13 Jul 2006
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 2006
Page
1
Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and hot conditions with a high near 33 degrees and a low around 16. A brief note mentions Wednesday temperatures near 19 with unclear details.
John Gomes provided a photo from Anchorage Alaska showing a young moose splashing through a sprinkler in his backyard on a Sunday. The animal lingered about ten minutes in the water, according to Gomes.
In Milwaukee a large free gasoline event by Allstate drew hundreds for about 30 dollars worth each. Two crashes and four arrests for disorderly conduct followed as drivers queued from midnight into the residential areas. Police reported injuries and noted the city’s No. 1 ranking on Allstate’s safe drivers list prompted the giveaway.
The Canyon Creek Estates area structure plan receives municipal planning commission support and moves to city council for approval. The 17 hectare site lies near Seven Persons Creek at the city’s southwest edge near Highway 3 and South Boundary Road, with 80 to 83 lots including standard and estate sizes. Environmental reserve along Seven Persons Creek, municipal reserve dedication, and a small northwest park are planned, with municipal servicing in progress by Medicine Hat and Desert Blume.
Agriculture Canada and RAWF invite nominations for the sixth annual Canadian Agri-Food Awards of Excellence in five categories including innovation and environmental stewardship. Nominations close Sept 8 2006 with awards to be presented Nov 6 at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.
Premier Ralph Klein announced an unscheduled fall session in Edmonton to pass about 380 million dollars for education and health. The legislature will reconvene on August 30 to debate and approve supplemental spending, despite Klein's wish for retirement.
The Saskatchewan Hunter Education Program is now available on a CD chip for home computer use with Internet instructor help. After completing the CD Internet course, students must attend a one day field day and pass the final examination.
Ottawa Stéphane Dion unveiled a 10 point plan toward gender parity in Canada’s Parliament. He pledged that at least one third of Liberal candidates in the next election be women if he becomes leader, backed by six female colleagues. He is seen as a feisty candidate with broad support from Liberal MPs and former ministers.
Canada placed 111th out of 178 in a happiness and environmental efficiency survey by New Economics Foundation and Friends of the Earth. Vanuatu leads, followed by Colombia Costa Rica Dominica and Panama. The HP index blends ecological impact with well being to rate long and happy lives.
The Associated Press reports world powers will refer Iran to the UN Security Council for possible punishment after Iran showed no sign of bargaining over its disputed nuclear program. Diplomats say talks with Iran's negotiator have stalled as Tehran seeks time or exploits divisions among the six powers. The United States and others demanded Iran respond by Wednesday on terms to begin negotiations on incentives.
John Cleese, creator of Monty Python's Flying Circus and Fawlty Towers, says TV executives fear original material. He markets his edgy takes as he prepares for Montreal's Just for Laughs festival opening Thursday and running through July 23.
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