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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 2000
Page
1
A Brooks man, Craig Brown aged 38, died when a welding truck rolled on Highway 554 north of town. He was thrown and pinned under the vehicle after the truck veered into a ditch and overturned. Police provided few details.
In central Alberta, Steven Shippy and Ruth Shippy were found not guilty of criminal negligence causing death for not seeking medical care for their gravely ill 14-year-old son Calahan. They were convicted of failing to provide the necessities of life and face sentencing June 26. The family follows a religion that treats illness with prayer and oil.
Chicago waitress Melanie Uczen recalls a doctor with a British accent leaving a 10000 tip after a $9 bar tab at The Leg Room on Rush Street. He offered breakfast after his round, but she declined to finish cleaning her table.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson ordered Microsoft to split into two entities, asserting the company proved untrustworthy. Bill Gates vowed to appeal, saying the division is unwarranted and unjustified, potentially delaying broad Internet strategy moves.</S>
Medicine Hat residents discuss a proposed busing fee set to start next year for students outside designated bus routes. The School District No. 76 board approved the idea 3-2, with trustees and parents voicing concerns that fees could create an elitist divide while magnet status at River Heights relies on transportation.
At Calgary area stations prices fell to 62.9 cents per litre on Wednesday after a midweek dip. Retailers blamed crude swings and head office directives for the volatile move, while customers noted immediate savings at the pump. Local managers said changes can come quickly and may not reflect underlying market conditions.
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