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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 2007
Page
1
Caroline Bohner, 72, of Irvine, is scheduled for two provincial court trials in Medicine Hat. A not guilty plea was entered. The dangerous driving trial is set for February 4, 2007 at 9:30 a.m. The breach of two no contact orders trial follows on February 5, 2007.
In Bosanski Novi a one year old, Tara Zec, fell from a fourth floor apartment while her mother prepared to walk her. Clotheslines on balconies broke the fall and the child crawled away unhurt to a grass area. Doctors found no injuries.
Premier Ed Stelmach announced a regional growth plan to resolve a 50-year spat between Edmonton and surrounding communities. The plan, aimed at guiding development for 20 to 50 years, will address housing, workforce needs, policing, health care, roads, transit, utilities, water, social services, and emergency services across 24 municipalities amid a boom of 46 billion dollars in regional projects. Municipal Affairs Minister Ray Danyluk will convene with local leaders to finalize details.
City police and emergency crews pulled a man from the South Saskatchewan River near Findlay Bridge on River Road around 9 p.m. He was treated at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital in good condition for mental health concerns.
Brooks Police investigate keying vandalism to two passenger doors on trucks parked in front of a residence on the 300 block of Third Street S E. The crime occurred between noon and 1 30 p m on June 11. Police seek public help and urge contact with Brooks RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
HMCS Corner Brook, Canada’s lone working submarine, spent six weeks offshore Norway conducting exercises before entering scheduled maintenance in Faslane Scotland. Rear Admiral Dean McFadden calls the boat operationally viable and ready to deploy worldwide if needed.
Mohamed Kohail 21 and Sultan Kohail 16, Canadian brothers, remain jailed in Saudi Arabia nearly a month after their case became public. They face possible execution after a January schoolyard fight that left a youth dead. Father Ali Kohail says they are ill with asthma. Canadian consular staff have visited and are in contact with prison officials.
In Port au Prince Cite Soleil UN peacekeepers and Haitian police shot dead a gang leader wanted in the kidnapping and slaying of businessman Charles Achely after he fired on officers during an early morning arrest attempt. No injuries among officers were reported.
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