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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 2006
Page
1
Police report on July 26 at 5 20 a m two youths were arrested in a stolen 2003 GMC 2500 pickup after it crashed in the 400 block of Sierra Boulevard. The vehicle left the road and struck a parked truck and an attached garage causing about 10 000 in damage with no injuries. The youths fled but were located shortly after and are in custody with charges pending.
Edmontonians Zhi Long Xiao and Sheung Oi Yu won 6.9 million in the Lotto 6 49 draw. The couple, who own a restaurant, plan a relaxing holiday and will hand over running duties to staff while they take a break. Xiao has more than 20 years of play experience and chose his numbers mentally at the Lucky 97 Chinese food market.
A Winnipeg man, Shawn Morris, was arrested in Sudbury Ontario after allegedly urinating on the Navy League monument in Memorial Park. Two officers spotted him with a beer bottle, he dropped it on the memorial and fled. Morris faces charges of mischief resisting arrest carrying a concealed weapon and possession of a dangerous weapon.
Colin George Winsor, 30, faced in Brooks provincial court on second degree murder charges in the disappearance and death of 17-year-old Ashton Moon. His election and plea date was set for August 23. Moon was reported missing June 20 after failing to appear for work. Her body was found July 1 south of Brooks.
The NAFTA Commission for Environmental Co operation reports nearly three million tonnes of toxic chemicals were produced as waste in North America in 2003. About a quarter was released to air with 11 percent carcinogens and eight percent harming birth or reproductive health. U.S. plants cut toxics by 21 percent since 1998 and Canada by 10 percent.
Canadian caption notes Calgary native Brian Utley, once a world champion, participating in Toronto's national cannonball competition as a photo caption from the event.
Police say an 18 year old woman brandished a stick and a golf club during an attempted robbery at Turner Valley Golf and Country Club in southern Alberta on Tuesday. Golfers apprehended her before she could flee with any cash.
Andrea Yates, 42, was acquitted by reason of insanity in the bathtub drowning deaths of her children. She will be committed to a state mental hospital and held until deemed no longer a threat, avoiding a murder conviction and life prison sentence.
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