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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 2006
Page
1
In Ein Bokek Israel 13 sumo wrestlers shared a weightless moment in the Dead Sea as part of a broader visit to strengthen Japan Israel ties. They toured holy sites in Jerusalem, cheered hospital patients, held a sumo clinic for Israeli youths, and staged an exhibition match.
Ten shelter cats from across the United States travel to New York to live in a custom built house on Madison Avenue. The feline reality show titled The Meow Mix House runs June 13 to 23 with Zen Jo and Romeo among the competing participants.
The City of Medicine Hat reports most area trails and parks are open for public use after flood restoration. Kiwanis River Park Lions Park and Strathcona Island Park are open with trails and facilities accessible. Police Point and Echo Dale Regional Park trails are open except an informal east end boardwalk. The boat launch remains closed. All June 2005 flooded trails are clean and usable.
The Alberta government cannot explain why restaurant hiring of 12 to 14 year olds fell after minimum-age rules were loosened. The AFL counters the lax rules deter reporting, noting only 160 children aged 12 to 14 were hired in the first nine months after the change.
Aaron Evan Smith, charged with first degree murder in the May 5 death of Rocky Moyah on Frog Lake First Nation northeast of Edmonton, appeared from Edmonton Remand Centre in St. Paul court via video. His bail hearing was set for June 29 with custody continuing.
Two Canadian citizens stand in a federal court in St. Catharines facing deportation if found guilty of allegedly serving as Nazi guards during World War II. They deny the charges as documents about their work history were admitted in court. The case unfolds amid broader wartime atrocities described in testimony.
Karla Homolka once Karla Teale and known for the Mahaffy and French killings was refused a name change after a Crown challenge over a late appeal. She was released last July from a Montreal area prison after serving 12 years and is reportedly living in Quebec under conditions no longer in force. The last sighting was last summer when she worked at a Longueuil hardware store.
The Associated Press reports a boat with more than 70 people capsized in rough seas off Bangladesh. Police say at least 16 bodies have been recovered while initial estimates indicate more than 50 remain missing. Rescues were aided by passing fishing boats as police deploy speed boats and trawlers to search for survivors.
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