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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 2007
Page
2
Manitoba based country band Doc Walker rocked The Esplanade on Friday with a disco flavored medley of Staying Alive. Five denim clad members energized the crowd with a blend of disco and country, while fans shouted and danced, hoping for more.
Dr. Paul Schnee of Palliser Health Region says health care workers are at highest risk for tuberculosis due to exposure to sick patients. He promotes a prevention plan focused on testing and education to prevent outbreaks and to treat TB, noting outdoor risk is low but indoor close contact with coughing patients can spread infection.
Alberta Education Minister Ron Liepert appoints Allan Scott joining Betty Evans and MLA Thomas Lukaszuk on a three member task force to re examine the 6.4 billion unfunded pension liability for teachers. The panel will seek a taxpayer and teacher friendly solution and report by October 31 after a June planning session.
The page explains Sudoku rules on a 9x9 grid with 1 to 9 appearing once per row column and box. It mentions increasing difficulty from Monday to Saturday and includes a cryptogram example and a Cryptoquip clue with a sample substitution cipher and hints about single letters and letter lengths.
Conservation officers in Cypress Hills prepare a spring presentation on Alberta's cougar. AfterWinter reports of three cougar kills near Elkwater townsite prompt safety talks, life history overview, signs of presence, and homeowner tips. The event at Elkwater Community Hall aims to boost safety while coexisting with wildlife.
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