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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 2010
Page
1
Kolten Gerbrandt keeps a close eye on the action during Saturday's state AA baseball tournament at Athletic Park. The photograph captures a tense moment as players compete for a spot in the next round.
Evelyn Kieis adds final touches to the Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede Visual Arts Show at the Cypress Centre. The public is invited to the opening reception and awards tonight at 7 p.m. Judges Allan Jensen Ken Edwards and Wendy Struck announced this year's winners.
Pepper and Hemstra, a Medicine Hat couple, appeal for help to cover Mercedes Pepper's funeral costs. An autopsy result is pending this week. The 23 year old woman faces upgraded charges of aggravated assault and failure to provide the necessities of life. A TD Bank trust fund under Sarah Hemstra for Mercedes Pepper has been set up, with excess funds donated to charity.
The judges faced a tough choice among four finalists including MacRae and Barnes for the Stampede queen title. Heather Mills and Heather Sarah Thompson were also contenders. Queen Candice Watch will pass the crown to MacRae as the next year begins, with both winners reflecting on their busy roles and changes.
Statistics Canada says many households were unreachable as ministers face criticism over making the census optional. Opponents include governments researchers and business groups while former chief statistician Munir Sheikh quit, arguing a voluntary census won t work. The census underpins federal policy and departments pay about 80 million dollars for data.
A U S government official said BP chief executive Tony Hayward is stepping down, with Bob Dudley as a leading candidate to replace him. The move comes amid ongoing spill response, cleanup costs, and compensation battles following the April 20 disaster off Louisiana that killed 11 workers.
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