Weather forecast and records fragment for multiple days
The fragment lists daily high and low temperatures for Friday to Monday with cloudy to partly cloudy conditions and showers possible. It also notes yesterday’s highs and lows, normal values, and rainfall totals for the month and year with figures like 24.0 mm year to date and 5.1 mm month to date.
Parents Arrested In Arizona For Giving Marijuana To Children
Toni Carlson and Aaron Carlson were arrested on suspicion of possessing marijuana and drug paraphernalia and endangering minors after detectives found 250 grams of cannabis in their Chandler home. The 12 and 11 year old boys and a 4 year old girl were in the care of a relative. Police said tips from a neighbor spurred the investigation.
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Crows Duel in Avian World Cup at Tokuyama Zoo
At Tokuyama Zoo in Shunan western Japan four crows in Japan jerseys dribble a miniature ball toward a goal as they vie for possession. The scene, shown a day before Japan faces Australia in Group F of the World Cup in Germany, is described by the head zookeeper.
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Caledonia protest sounds fade for Afghan veteran
Sgt Daryl Shach, on two week home leave from Afghanistan, slept through police helicopters and protests outside his Caledonia Ontario home as a three month standoff over a 40 hectare Henco Industries site continued. He compares it to Oka but notes lower violence while fearing impacts on his family.
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Theft at VLT machine reported at Schooner's Pub
Police investigate early Sunday alarm at Schooner's Pub linked to Medicine Hat Royal Canadian Legion. An intruder removed Plexiglas and an inner door window, pried open a VLT machine causing about $200 in damage. investigators continue.
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Correction: Roy Wilson Named to Alberta Senate
The News corrects a June 12 2006 A4 item. Dr Roy Wilson PhD was named to the University of Alberta Senate for a three year term. We regret the error.
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Nova Scotia Votes See Tight Races Between Conservatives and NDP
The Halifax polling day sets up a tight riding by riding contest as Premier Rodney MacDonald seeks to convert a minority government into a majority. He notes many close ridings, with Nova Scotia politics long marked by indecision since the late 1990s.
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Baby Born To Brain-Dead Mother In Milan Hospital
In Milan at Niguarda hospital doctors reported a premature baby girl named Cristina born by emergency cesarean after the mother, a 38-year-old woman, had been brain dead for 78 days. The baby weighed about 1.5 pounds and is breathing independently.
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RCMP seek clues in water-ski theft at Rattlesnake Lake
Redcliff RCMP investigate the theft of a black and silver Kidder water-ski from a boat at Rattlesnake Lake after the owner found it missing in the late afternoon on May 21. CrimeStoppers is asking for information from the public.
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Stolen red Honda motorcycle in Redcliff
Redcliff RCMP seek public help after a red Honda motorbike heavier than average was stolen early May 27 from a fourplex yard. The bike was secured to a fence with a chain when it was cut and taken. tip line CrimeStoppers at 1 800 222 8477.
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Three Americans charged after major heroin seizure at Coutts border
Three Missouri men, Terry Denise Burgess 39 Earnest Williams 43 and Michael Williams 34, faced Lethbridge court after Canadian officials seized about 700 grams of heroin valued near 300000 at the Coutts crossing. The haul, hidden in duct tape inside luggage, marked the largest border seizure since January 2001 and followed a joint Canada Border Services Milk River RCMP probe.
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Alberto heads Judge killed in towards Florida county courthouse
The first named storm of the 2006 Atlantic hurricane season strengthened slightly in the Gulf of Mexico prompting tropical storm warnings for the Florida coast. Alberto's core was not expected to reach Florida until Tuesday but outer bands brought rain and a risk of tornadoes in West-central and northwestern Florida. In Reno Nevada a family court judge was shot at the Washoe County courthouse, Judge Chuck Weller wounded, as police searched for a sniper and conducted floor-by-floor sweeps with a SWAT team.
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