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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 2007
Page
1
Forecast calls for mostly sunny and warm Sunday with a high of 33 and a low of 14. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and hot with a low near 16. Thursday continues the mild spell with above freezing temperatures and sun.
San Francisco taxi commission votes 5-1 to retain medallion No. 666 on the streets. Cab driver Michael Byrne had urged retirement, citing bad luck, while fellow drivers defended the number with humor and protest. Commissioner Ton Oneto notes the medallion has existed for at least 30 years and the city has endured.
Medicine Hat News reports the Parkview Drive and 20 Street intersection will close starting August 6 as the city reconstructs Parkview Drive from 20 Street to Police Point Park. Utility work and connections to Ranchlands Boulevard are planned with traffic controls in place.
Brooks RCMP investigate vandalism to a blue Chevy Cobalt parked in front of the Sutherland Drive 7 Eleven. The rear window on the driver's side was smashed between 10 and 11 a.m. Thursday. Police request public tips to identify those responsible and advise contacting Brooks RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
In Valleyview Alberta the RCMP urged residents to lock doors after a woman was sexually assaulted by an unknown male who entered her home early Thursday. The suspect, described as possibly in his 20s or 30s, is considered dangerous. the victim’s condition is not released. Valleyview lies about 350 kilometres north of Edmonton.
CP PHOTO shows Ontario Auditor General Im McCarter in Toronto as Ontario's minister of citizenship and immigration resigns following a report that $32 million was handed to ethnic groups without an open transparent or accountable process. Premier McGuinty apologized to taxpayers on Thursday.
Alberta premier Ed Stelmach signals more dismissals as a scathing report details sterilization failures across the East Central Health Authority. Three thousand former patients have been tested for HIV and hepatitis amid the backlash and calls for senior executives to be removed.
Eleven new West Nile virus cases were reported in Manitoba, bringing the provincial total to 25. Officials say ages and genders are still being compiled and new health orders allow fogging in East St. Paul while fogging continues in Morden.
A coordinated car bomb and rocket attack rocked central Baghdad’s Karradah district near a Shiite market, killing 28 and injuring 95. An explosives-laden garbage truck exploded alongside a Katyusha rocket hitting a three-storey building. Police and hospital officials report the casualty figures and damage to cars and shops. U.S. troops tally seven dead.
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