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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 2005
Page
1
A teamster beat a stalled horse with a scantling for several minutes near the lumber yard provoking shock among onlookers who organized steps to prevent recurrence. The incident occurred on a Wednesday, drawing attention to animal cruelty.
In 1975 A Chorus Line opened at the Shubert Theatre after an off Broadway run. It became Broadway’s longest running show, closing April 28 1990 after 6 137 performances. In 1995 Jimi Hendrix's father recovered control of his son's music rights via a court settlement. Hendrix died in 1970.
A Sunday morning home invasion on Ross Street left two men injured and taken to hospital. Police arrested five men in the downtown area around 7:30 a.m. and detained them in lockup. investigators gave few details on ages, connections, or court timing.
Redcliff RCMP hosted its first annual free public breakfast at the detachment from 8 to 11 a.m. on Saturday. Sgt Barbara Koons said attendance was steady, while Cst Bradley Wainwright cooked pancakes for a line of guests. Officers noted community outreach as the goal, with a bike derby for about a dozen kids and info booths from Search and Rescue and Alberta Child Fund.
Edmonton officials oppose roadside ads near municipal limits as Alberta grants towns five kilometre billboard sale rights. The measure lets municipalities sell space within five kilometres of corporate boundaries with advertising rules due to take effect soon.
In Gleichen Alta a baby boy and his father were shot during a family dispute on the Siksika First Nation. A 16-year-old uncle, unnamed due to Youth Criminal Justice Act, is charged with multiple counts of attempted murder after allegedly firing at his brother-in-law and eight-month-old nephew. The teen was in police custody as investigators say he appeared intoxicated during the incident.
A Telus strike escalated as the company blocked a union run site claiming it posted confidential information and sought to harass workers by publishing their photos. The Voices for Change site is blocked to all telus.net or telus.com accounts, while users on other providers can still access it.
A false bomb threat at Pennsylvania Station led to an hourlong evacuation of the nation’s busiest rail hub Sunday, delaying Amtrak and subway services. Police detained a man after a backpack was hurled at an Amtrak agent, with service restored by early afternoon.
Ontario, Saskatchewan and Quebec celebrate Herceptin funding while a group in Ontario faces disappointment at the late funding decision for a fast tracked multiple myeloma drug. Dr. Donna Reece of Princess Margaret Hospital calls patients terrified and without options.
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