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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 2006
Page
1
Charleston West Virginia report says Monty Coles flew his Piper Cherokee toward southern Ohio with a four and a half foot black snake coiled on the instrument panel. He swatted it, grabbed it behind the head, guided the plane with one hand, and secured an emergency landing clearance before releasing the snake.
A 12 week old grizzly cub traveled Thursday on a Westlet flight from Edmonton to Kelowna B C. Picked up in northern Alberta by a man who believed the cub was an orphan the bear became the airline’s first bear passenger. Co founder Don Bell met the cub in its pet caddy before the Edmonton departure. The cub will live at the B C Wildlife Park near Kamloops.
Medicine Hat's condensed 2005 annual report shows assets at 1.2 billion and equity rising from 860.7 million to 949 million. Debt per capita fell to 505 while gas subsidies saved rates by over 20 million and 1 million funded energy studies. New facilities Esplanade Fire Station 3 and South Ridge Centre completed on time. The city contributed 500,000 to affordable housing and developed 302 lots selling 281. Utilities paid a 25 million cash dividend to keep taxes low. Copies are on the city site or from City Clerk Office.
The UN warns the HighLevel Meeting on AIDS risks stalling progress as delegations clash over condoms safe drug use and funding goals. Governments remain divided on drug patents empowering girls and financial targets, threatening tenyear efforts signed in 2001 and beyond. Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty and Quebec Premier Jean Charest appear in Ottawa regarding labour agreements.
Toronto region police arrested at least eight people in a Toronto area sweep tied to plans for an explosive attack. The probe involves RCMP CSIS INSET and other forces with more details expected at a weekend briefing as authorities pursue ongoing leads.
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