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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 2006
Page
1
The item notes a partly cloudy sky and warm temperatures expected on Monday 31 with mild winds and no precipitation indicated. It mentions general regional weather conditions without naming locations or agencies.
Bob Higgins of the Oxford Inn in Royal Oak Michigan tends a 70 foot frankfurter on the grill during Royal Oak second annual Hot Diggity Dog Sunday aiming to break the Guinness world record for the world’s longest hot dog. The previous record stood at 57.5 feet.
A 14 year old boy from New Jersey survived after being sucked to the bottom of a Florida hotel hot tub. The grate dislodged creating a strong suction. The father breathed into his mouth to restart breathing until others pulled him out. He was hospitalized in critical condition with fears of brain damage.
Medicine Hat Police seek help after a black late 1990s to early 2000s pickup with a silver front bar drove onto the sidewalk on Southrailway St S E between 3rd and 4th streets. Three women in their early 20s were struck, all sustained minor injuries and were hospitalized. Police describe a short-box truck with a license plate starting with V and urge anyone with information to call.
Brooks RCMP probe after six windows broken at Holy Family Academy between July 14 and July 17. Police seek public help and urge anyone with information to contact Brooks RCMP or CrimeStoppers.
The Alberta government will donate 250000 to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies for emergency relief in Lebanon. Premier Ralph Klein says the move aids those affected while Calgary MLA Moe Amery notes the Lebanese community has close ties to Lebanon and needs aid as hundreds of thousands are displaced and essentials deplete.
The Saskatchewan government released the final report of the Advisory Committee on the Status of the Artist and a response outlining strategies for viable careers. It recommends a model for collective bargaining, contracts, IP terms, and a Saskatchewan Artist and Engagers Commission to review and support artist engagement.
TD Bank foresees Canada may run annual budget surpluses through to 2012 13 if the economy remains solid and interest rates stay modest. Surpluses would be modest and depend on continued sound growth and the 2006 policy agenda, using data from the 2006 budget and prior updates.
More than 600 children die daily in war torn Congo with many displaced sexually abused and swept into camps of combatant groups. UNICEF ambassador Martin Bell authored Child Alert: Democratic Republic of Congo. The report released days before Congo's first democratic ballot in over 40 years urges action for children's futures.
Investigators hunted for clues after two sniper incidents within hours left one man dead and another wounded, with four vehicles hit. Police sought witnesses and suspects while monitoring surveillance footage and motorists’ experiences in the area. State highway signs urged reporting suspicious overpass activity.
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