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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 2006
Page
1
Readable portions show a forecast for tomorrow with sunny and hot conditions and temperatures around the high 30s. Mentions UV index five and guidance on sun exposure. OCR fragments obscure full context and dates.
David Hardy of Richardson Texas tests his team s solar car The Sun Hunter for the Winston School team from Dallas Monday at Texas Motor Speedway Fort Worth Texas. The team competes in the 2006 Dell Winston School Solar Car Challenge.
Rockdale council in Sydney suburbs started a six month trial blasting Barry Manilow and Doris Day from Cook Park Reserve to deter late night car enthusiasts. Residents report sleep disruption though officials have agreed to modestly lower volume after complaints.
A powerful tsunami struck Java coast resorts and fishing villages in Pangandaran triggering rescue efforts as officials report at least 174 confirmed dead and 86 missing in Pangandaran and Cilacap areas. Dozens more are unaccounted across the coast with foreign casualties noted.
Taliban militants seized two towns in southern Afghanistan forcing police and officials to flee. Insurgents had controlled one town since 2001 and were driven from Chora in Uruzgan province earlier. The offensive involves thousands of U.S.-led troops targeting Taliban holdouts in four provinces amid escalating violence.
Western Canada and U S women riders gathered in Medicine Hat for the second annual PAS rally hosted by Women in the Wind Desert Dolls chapter. Nearly fifty participants joined activities from a city scavenger hunt to Cypress Hills ride, banquet, raffles and a charity silent auction supporting Wheelchair Foundation Canada.
The Dominion Experimental Farm now Lethbridge Research Centre marks 100 years since its 1906 establishment. Celebrate with a Centennial Field Day on Saturday July 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 5403 First Avenue South featuring guided tours, demonstrations, displays, antique equipment and on-site concessions.
Advanced Education Minister Denis Herard appointed Dr. Ron Bond to a three year term on the 11 member Campus Alberta Quality Council. Bond formerly led at the University of Calgary and brings extensive system experience to Alberta's degree quality assurance body.
Clifford Olson, the so called Beast of British Columbia, goes before the National Parole Board in Montreal on Tuesday. He has served 25 years of his life sentence for a series of 1980s killings and becomes eligible for parole reviews every two years, a plan families and police say should change. Justice Minister Vic Toews says the Conservatives are studying new laws to alter these reviews for killers like Olson.
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