17 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 2001
Page
1
A letter bomb exploded in the hands of a Carabinieri officer in Genoa injuring him severely including loss of eye function risk. Police later defused a time bomb found near anti summit protesters as security surrounded the G8 gathering weeks away.
New York couple David Leibowitz and Kimberly Miller plan a submarine wedding near the Titanic wreck as part of a SubSea Explorer expedition. Leibowitz won a dive prize via SubSea Web site and will sail on the main expedition ship from Newfoundland on July 26.
Avtar Singh Kooner, 59, had his car stolen from his driveway in Toronto. After filing police reports he found a surprise fortune when his lottery numbers produced a windfall of more than $169,000.
A compact aphorism by Elbert Hubbard notes that God judges by scars rather than medals or diplomas, emphasizing lived hardship over formal honors. The quote foregrounds resilience, personal trials, and character as true measure. It reflects Hubbard’s enduring focus on inner worth over external achievement.
In Medicine Hat Day faces a non confidence vote planning in Calgary as Cathy Smith Canadian Alliance work to keep grassroots support. Day defends leadership while acknowledging past mistakes and urges party unity amid internal revolt and calls for a leadership review.
Thirteen Canadian Alliance MPs suspended from caucus for demanding Stockwell Day resign plan to form an independent group in Parliament. Monte Solberg says they may appoint a leader and critic roles while seeking recognition in the House. A Thursday Ottawa meeting aims to boost resources and effectiveness. Day remains uncommitted to leadership changes.
A mother and father accused of locking their two teenage sons in separate cribs remain in custody. Bail hearings are delayed until Thursday as their proposed sureties are reviewed for suitability. The children are in Children's Aid Society custody and police say more charges could follow.
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