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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 2006
Page
1
Partly cloudy and hot through Wednesday and Friday with highs from 34 to 29 degrees. Overnight lows range between 16 and 14 degrees. A chance of thunderstorms appears with Sunday’s forecast partially cloudy and cooler.
Waterloo resident Tom Tilley and his dog Sam portaged near Wawa Ontario when a nearly 200 pound black bear charged. Sam blocked the bear while Tilley drew its attention, jumped on its back, and stabbed the animal with a six inch knife, killing it to save his dog.
Musa Khazayev, a 28 year old Medicine Hat man, appeared in Medicine Hat Provincial Court as his trial date was moved to August 1 at 9 30 a.m. He is charged with kidnapping his estranged wife, 23, and her four children aged six, four, three, and 10 months. They were taken from Crescent Heights to Calgary on December 21, 2005.
Early morning July 4 2006 police found the Mini Motel on 1st Ave ablaze with damage estimated at 30000 dollars. Brent Kenzler 22 and Derek Rushka 22 both of Brooks were charged with arson disregard for human life and mischief endangering lives and scheduled to appear at the Provincial Courthouse in Hanna Alberta on August 23 2006.
In Calgary, Maulana Naseem Mahdi of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community says Muslims who disrespect Canada should return to the country of their true loyalties. He warns that loving one's homeland is part of faith and condemns loyalty to anti-Canadian interests.
Police on Campbell Island locate an infant girl dead after an emergency at a residence in Bella Bella B C. A 20 year old local woman has been arrested and the names of the child and suspect are not released. The village lies north of Port Hardy on Vancouver Island.
AP photo shows Lebanese children at a window in Sidon, port city of southern Lebanon, in an old jail now serving as a center for displaced people after fleeing their homes.
In a new CropLife Canada analysis, more than 20 percent of federally tested fresh fruit and vegetables show pesticide traces. The industry group says levels are within Health Canada safety limits, while environmentalists dispute the claim and warn consumer concern remains. Domestic fresh foods fared better than imports. Peter MacLeod of CropLife Canada comments on public perceptions.
Israeli forces say they captured two Hezbollah fighters during a south Lebanon battle. The claim follows Hezbollah’s cross border raid on July 12 that killed three Israeli soldiers and captured two others, with ongoing Israeli ground operations and a prior seizure of Maroun al Ras.
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