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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 2007
Page
1
The clippings show a sequence of daily forecasts with temperatures and conditions. Thursday to Saturday indicate mostly sunny and hot weather with highs near thirty two and lows around forty nine. Additional notes mention partly cloudy warm days with highs around twenty nine and a chance of showers later.
Don Frick of Hamlin Pennsylvania survived a second lightning strike while at a festival. He and six others sheltered in a shed as a storm hit. Frick, 68, carried minor injuries a burned zipper a hole in his jeans. He recalled a 1997 tractor-trailer strike that left his left side battered for weeks.
A seniors complex at 1595 Southview Drive prepared an open house on Aug 1 from 2 to 7 pm to showcase 86 suites including studios and a two bedroom penthouse. The Wellington Retirement Residence offers 24 hour emergency response, support services, tours, door prizes and refreshments. For more details call 526-2225 or visit thewellingtonmh.com.
Brooks RCMP probe a theft at the Circle D compound yard. Between June 26 and July 13 a pressure tank manifold and 12 swings were stolen, valued at more than $28,000. Information requested from Brooks RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
Fire in the Springer Creek area, about five kilometres northeast of Slocan City, covers six square kilometres. An evacuation alert covers 10 homes as the wildfire moves away for now but could require rapid departure if flames shift direction.
Alberta housing minister Ray Danyluk announced a forthcoming government plan to address a downtown Edmonton tent city housing more than 100 homeless people on provincially owned land near a nonprofit center. He called the current situation unacceptable and said staff are working with partners and municipalities to change it.
Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair said officers acted professionally with restraint after a clash between Chilean under 20 players and police outside the National Soccer Stadium following a 3-0 semifinal loss to Argentina. Investigations found the officers restrained and the situation handled with calm amid the tense July 19 incident.
In Ottawa, John Major said the Air India inquiry will investigate a claimed confession by Talwinder Singh Parmar to Indian police before his death. Major stressed no conclusions yet and plans to pursue the issue when hearings resume in the fall to clarify the air and meet the inquiry’s terms of reference.
A federal bankruptcy judge awarded the rights of O J Simpson's cancelled book If I Did It to the Goldman family to satisfy a 38 million wrongful death judgment. Nicole Brown Simpson's relatives opposed, seeking a larger share of potential profits.
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