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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 2006
Page
1
A weather brief notes partly cloudy conditions with possible showers. Temperatures range from a high near 35 degrees to a low around 18, with winds light and variable and no significant rainfall expected beyond a chance of scattered showers.
The 19 year old woman identified as Kacy Lancaster faced Medicine Hat Provincial Court where her case was adjourned to August 24 for a potential plea and preliminary hearing date. She is accused of destroying evidence false alibi and aiding two suspects to flee the province. Bail conditions apply. Co defendants Jeremy Allan Steinke, 23, and a 12 year old girl face first degree murder charges in the slayings of Debra Richardson 48 Mark Richardson 42 and their eight year old son Jacob on April 23.
Premier Lorne Calvert will press for a fair equalization reform at the Council of the Federation summer meeting in St. John’s from July 26 to 28. He calls fixing equalization vital for prosperity and Saskatchewan youth futures. The discussion covers fiscal balance post secondary education skills training infrastructure and global challenges to traditional resource industries. Calvert will seek support for a Canadian biofuels strategy.
The Monday News reports an error for the Stampede Pancake Breakfast at the 13th Avenue Co op. The event runs Friday July 28 from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and will be held at the 13th Avenue Co op.
A limited edition Fender electric guitar featuring Hello Kitty artwork is showcased at Mitsukoshi in Tokyo. Sanrio Co Ltd backs this rare item sale campaign priced at 2,520,000 yen.
In Taiwan the annual ghost festival opens many spirits visit Earth for a month of peace. The Liberty Times reports pop acts will perform rites to appease ghosts before concerts. Black Eyed Peas bum incense and offer fruit pork and chicken ahead of a Tuesday show while Stephanie Sun Yan Zi hosts ghost worship events this weekend.
A Quebec bar owners group plans to seek a Superior Court injunction to suspend parts of the province’s anti-tobacco law. From 8,000 surveyed, about 2,000 responded, reporting roughly 520 bar jobs lost since smoking was banned last May 31.
In a corrected tally The Cecil Hotel secured its eighth consecutive victory in the Western Challenge Stampede Store Decorating contest. The earlier report overstated the win count, misreporting it as fifth.
Wawayanda Councilwoman Gail Soro discovered a severed horse head in her swimming pool. Her husband and she had used the pool the prior night. Police consider harassment as a possible motive and note the horse had been dead for three to four days.
CP photo shows 18 month old twins Morgan and Madison Whelan at the Clearwater River recreation area in Fort McMurray Alberta. The sisters splashed in wet sand as the sun mirrored on the water during their visit.
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