Weather fragment notes chill with sun damage warning
Fragmentary note reads Tuesday and Wednesday temps with a high of 32 and a low of 17. It emphasizes sun exposure risks and skin damage, urging protection.
28 Jul 2005
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 2005
Page
1
Fragmentary note reads Tuesday and Wednesday temps with a high of 32 and a low of 17. It emphasizes sun exposure risks and skin damage, urging protection.
On July 28 1755 the Council of Nova Scotia ordered Acadians expelled for oath noncompliance. Most displaced Acadians were sent to Louisiana or Quebec with many perishing. In other news organizers of the Hague Peace Conference planned a permanent Court of Arbitration and Esso warned rock music while driving might waste fuel by causing drivers to jiggle the pedal.
In Cleveland during the World Series of Rock, one man was shot dead, two women raped, and 30 people robbed in a chaotic event that drew about 65,000 fans to see Ted Nugent Aerosmith Journey and Thin Lizzy. Anne Murray opened a career museum in Springhill Nova Scotia the Anne Murray Centre with hundreds greeting her return and officials predicting 90,000 annual visitors boosting the former mining town.
In 1992 Ice-T announced Warner Brothers would pull Cop Killer from future Body Count copies amid police protests. He offered free copies at concerts. In Barrie Ontario Molson Park hosted Lollapalooza with Smashing Pumpkins, Beastie Boys and George Clinton, creating massive traffic jams and mud floods. Canadian troops began returning from Afghanistan to Edmonton.
Medicines Hat utilities committee recommends free provision of biosolids to Calgary based Newalta Corporation for a trial to treat oilfield waste before landfilling. If successful, the city would sell biosolids compost to Newalta regularly, potentially about 300 tonnes monthly. Newalta operates in Medicine Hat Taber and Brooks.
Alberta Transportation will refit Cressday Dam and Michele Creek Dam in Cypress County. Cressday Dam lies 50 kilometres south of Elkwater on a Bare Creek tributary. Michele Creek Dam sits 15 kilometres south of Elkwater. the reservoir holds rainbow trout. Construction starts next month with completion planned for spring 2006.
Canadian Press reports Alberta quietly enters gay marriage era as two Edmonton women wed in a private ceremony with family and friends. Same sex marriage became federal law last week and two California church ministers performed 31 same sex weddings in Calgary since then, none involving Canadians.
Tom Weedmark, a third year University of Calgary geology student, leads the Prairie Meteorite Search. He travels town to town with starry camps and shows, educating locals on meteorite finds. In five years the program located eight meteorites, though he has not yet found one, he reports several interesting leads.
Saskatchewan follows Alberta with a 19.9 percent three year rise for top senior civil servants. Deputy ministers will reach up to 197,964 dollars annually, with phased increases from Sept 1, 2005 to July 1, 2008. Middle managers gain 5.73 percent as Pat Atkinson cites retention needs.
Leonard Waxman, attorney for Kurt Lauder, described the suspect as “like a big puppy dog” and said wrestling personas were mere advertising. Lauder faces first degree murder charges in the disappearance and death of 16-year-old Shanna Poissant. his parents are charged as accessories after the fact.
NASA said no future shuttle flights until the foam debris issue from Discovery is fully resolved. A large foam chunk broke off the fuel tank during liftoff, though officials believe it did not strike the orbiter. A closer inspection will verify safety before any return to flight.
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