Hearing set for man accused in Eyapaise murder
Frederick Richard Abma, 25, charged with first degree murder in the death of Barbara Eyapaise, 24, who had lived in Medicine Hat. He appeared in Calgary court and will return Oct. 15 for a preliminary hearing to determine if there is enough evidence for trial. Eyapaise’s body was found April 27 in the Bow River near Carseland after she had been missing since January 18.
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Eyapaise
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Carseland
Socrates on marriage and happiness
The quote offers a practical view on marriage, suggesting contentment with a good wife leads to happiness while an unhappy marriage may turn someone toward philosophy. It frames marriage as a key life choice and links personal fulfillment to companionship.
Judge to rule on evidence in Gallup murder trial
Judge Peter Martin to decide today on admissibility of key evidence in the first degree murder case of 32 year old Tony Gallup. Defence contends psychologist Alicia Hinger violated ethics and doctor patient privilege by reporting statements to police. Crown says testimony from multiple witnesses proves the state of mind issue is compelling.
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Peter Martin
Tony Gallup
Gallup
Jessica Koopmans
Harry van Harten
Alicia Hinger
Hinger
van Harten
Gordon Falconer
Grade 1 students host first nations campout at Redcliff school
Shandree Hutchings and Chelsea Erikson both age seven help set up a teepee in the Redcliff school yard for Shirley Rose’s Grade 1 Social Studies class annual campout. The event raises First Nations awareness as students spend the night in the teepee and make friendship sticks and medicine wheels.
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LF. Cox
Shandree Hutchings
Chelsea Erikson
Redcliff
Shirley Rose
Martin pledges active role after finance shuffle in Parliament
In a late night Commons session, Paul Martin vowed to travel Canada consult Canadians and voice the great issues of the day. He backed Bill C59 on government spending, voting with the Liberals 157 to 93, drawing applause from Liberals and others before greeting Prime Minister Chretien.
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Chretien
Martin
Commons
House of Commons
Hatter found not criminally responsible for Salvation Army attack
Karikoga Bamhare, 34, was found not criminally responsible due to mental illness for the May 1 incident at the Salvation Army church office in Medicine Hat. He assaulted two people, caused about $10 000 in damage, and remains in custody as a mental health patient while the Alberta Mental Health board determines treatment placement within 45 days.
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Medicine Hat
Salvation Army
Bamhare
Brian Graff
A.H. Lefever
Peter Lougheed
Calgary
Smith
Mr. Smith
Mary Smith
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