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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 2006
Page
1
A fragmented forecast lists four days with temperatures from 27 to 31 degrees and partly cloudy conditions. Mentions slight chances of thunderstorms and continued warm, sunny trend with varying lows. Intermittent notes show times and stray symbols. Each line reflects a local brief weather card from a historical page.
In Aloha Oregon a woman who called 911 to request the “cutest cop” she saw got a court date instead. She was arrested by a Washington County deputy for misusing the emergency dispatch system after asking for the deputy to return to her home to meet him.
Jim Boylan announced the sale of his business and retirement after running Boylan's for over four decades. The family business began in 1915, with multiple bidders. the chosen buyer, Pharmasave, will continue the firm's commitment to its customers.
Peter Thomsen of Brooks appeared in Brooks Provincial Court on July 12 facing several theft counts. He pled guilty to seven thefts under 5000 dollars and received four months in jail for the crimes involving cigarettes and liquor from area stores.
A 19 year old woman disappeared after entering the North Saskatchewan River in downtown Edmonton with her husband and a male relative. Police say alcohol may have been a factor and rescue boats along with a police helicopter searched the river while authorities investigate the incident.
RCMP seek a man who boarded a Vancouver airport shuttle, produced a handgun, and forced the driver to Vernon in the Okanagan Valley. The driver was not injured and no other passengers were aboard at the time.
Canadian victims’ families travel to federal prison in Quebec this week to confront Clifford Olson who killed 11 youths in British Columbia. Gary Rosenfeldt, father of Caryn Johnsrude, describes his daughter’s pain and argues Olson should remain jailed. Olson, now 66, served 25 years since his 1981 arrest and becomes parole-eligible on August 12.
Gerald Guthrie, 57, was found dead in a charred desert area near his domed home in Pioneertown after wildfires swept through the area. Firefighters, numbering nearly 4,000, battled the blaze in extreme heat, with investigators noting the death appears fire-related. Guthrie had been missing since Tuesday and had warned rescuers the fire was closing in.
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