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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 2006
Page
1
An undated photo release shows a garden gnome stolen from Allen Snyder of Morgantown West Virginia. A few days later he received two more photos and a letter from an unknown sender with a Pittsburgh postmark asking for bail money. Snyder says he has no idea who is behind the prank.
Medicine Hat News previews the Stampede running July 26 29 with a Monday edition. The guide highlights food art exhibits night shows and rodeo action to help Hatters plan events not to miss this weekend and week.
Brooks RCMP probe damage to a Plymouth Voyager parked behind a Brooks apartment block on the 1000 block of 3 Avenue East during the night of July 13. Window smashed ignition broken in attempted start. Call detachment or Crime Stoppers with information.
RCMP say a man shot in the leg was inside a house on the Enoch Cree reserve near Edmonton. About 20 ERT members surrounded the home and six adults plus two children exited before officers arrested a person under 18 without incident. The shooting victim’s injuries are non life threatening.
The Canadian Press reports inflation eased to 2.5 per cent in June from 2.8 per cent in May. Economists say the drop reduces pressure on higher rates and boosts Bank of Canada governor David Dodge. Benjamin Tal calls the figure unbelievable and favorable for homeowners. Fidel Castro appears at the Mercosur summit in Cordoba as Argentina hosts authorities.
Canadian Leger Marketing poll conducted as Lebanon violence flared shows 61 percent view Christians positively, 79 percent view Jews positively, and 63 percent view Muslims positively. Negative views: Muslims 24 percent, Christians 10 percent, Jews nine percent.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice travels to the Middle East to build regional alliance support for stability and lasting peace. She dismisses a rapid ceasefire as a false promise and argues Syria and Hezbollah are central to the crisis.
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