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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 2007
Page
1
Readable forecast fragments show Sunday and Tuesday with highs in the 30s and lows in the teens to 20s. Partly cloudy conditions noted with a hint of warmth on the weekend and a cooler day midweek.
A tractor trailer carrying blocks of provolone cheddar American and other cheeses burned near Sacramento on Interstate 80. No injuries were reported as boxes of cheese clogged the road and driver Frank Barker rescued his dog after attempting to fight the fire.
Val Lindow and her husband Ted faced a close call when a car crashed into their living room in Ennismore northwest of Peterborough Ontario while they were in the kitchen. Val inspected the damage with the vehicle inside the home and no injuries were reported.
The Riverside Park bandshell hosts a 6 p.m. July 25 concert featuring the 96th Highlanders Pipe and Drum Band Indian Head Steel Drum Band and Wa Wa Shriners Steel Drum Band. Stampede Parade Marshall Ted Flemmer says the show lets parade bands stretch out. Music lovers are urged to attend before heading to the Stampede grounds.
The City of Medicine Hat Municipal Works begins paving Third Street SE between Fifth Avenue and South Railway Street and Third Street SW from Division Avenue to First Avenue SW. Work starts July 29 and should finish by August 5 with possible single lane traffic or full road closures. Details at medicinehat.ca.
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach remains coy on the timing of his next election while having named campaign chairs. He suggests an early vote this fall isn't ruled out though he had said he would wait until next year. The last election was November 2004. A Calgary byelection loss and slipping polls add pressure as he weighs when to call Albertans to vote.
Canadian border officers seized 19 kilos of cocaine from a small pleasure craft entering Canada from the United States off Saturna Island. The captain did not slow for officials and a suitcase thrown overboard yielded vacuum-sealed cocaine. On board were a man, a woman, and a 12-year-old boy.
CFIA and Abbott Nutrition alert Canadians to check 900 gram Similar Advance Step 2 infant formula cans for false expiration dates and lot numbers. Stickers with deceptive details were applied by an unauthorized distributor at a liquidation outlet in Ontario and possibly other outlets nationwide. No illnesses reported. Correctly labelled Similac Advance Step 2 and other Abbott products remain unaffected.
Mohammed Jamil Asha, 26, a Jordanian doctor, is charged with conspiracy to cause explosions over failed car bomb plots in London and Glasgow. Detained June 30 on a northern England highway, he faces a London court appearance Friday as the case follows the June 29 discovery of gas cylinder packed cars and the next day attack at Glasgow airport.
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