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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 2006
Page
1
Fire hall beer ban ends Newfoundland fire chief quits
In Point Leamington, mayor Robert Elliott ends decades of alcohol at the fire hall prompting the rural Newfoundland chief to resign. Volunteers in the town of 600 traditionally sold and drank at the station despite illegality. Officials confiscated liquor after warnings.
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ST. John's
N.L
Dukes of Hazzard
Newfoundland
Point Leamington
Robert Elliott
Elliott
Robotic World Cup Action Sparks Bremen RoboCup Match
AP photo shows four legged robots chasing a ball during RoboCup in Bremen Germany. The event draws 440 teams from 36 nations competing in soccer rescue and juniors through June 18 as the world’s leading robotics gathering.
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RoboCup
Bremen
Germany
Local man’s sentence delayed to July 4
Henry Anthony Ogden pleaded guilty to distribution and possession of child pornography. Justice D Brand postponed sentencing to July 4 pending full review of a psychiatric assessment. Crown also seeks time to examine the report. Ogden, wearing black jeans and a T shirt, remains out on $2000 bail after a Medicine Hat Police Service seizure earlier this year.
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D. Brand
Henry Anthony Ogden
Medicine Hat
Ogden
No one injured in riverboat capsizing near Strathcona Park
Medicine Hat police report a boat capsized on the South Saskatchewan River by Strathcona Park at about 8 p.m. Tuesday. Two men were rescued by fire rescue. one man was detained for being drunk in public. No injuries reported.
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Medicine Hat
South Saskatchewan
Strathcona Park
Crescent Heights students offered leadership course option
The Public Board of Education approved an optional leadership course for Grade 9 students at Crescent Heights high school. Teacher Heather McCaig will lead the locally developed program featuring hands on leadership activities and presentations on Stephen Covey's Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.
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Crescent Heights
Public Board of Education
Heather McCaig
Stephen Covey
McCaig
Ottawa picks Andrew Leslie as new army commander
Lt Gen Andrew Leslie, 49, rises from colonel to three star in seven years to take command of the Canadian army on Thursday. He succeeds Lt Gen Marc Caron who led land forces since February 2005. Leslie, a veteran of Yugoslavia and Afghanistan, follows his grandfather Gen Andrew McNaughton who led during World War II.
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Ottawa
Andrew Leslie
Andrew McNaughton
Leslie
Marc Caron
Yugoslavia
Afghanistan
Auto insurance meetings set in Edmonton and Calgary
The Automobile Insurance Rate Board will hold formal public meetings in Edmonton and Calgary to review mandatory premiums as part of Alberta's reform process. The AIRB's mandate is to annually review basic coverage rates for private passenger vehicles using industry experience and admin costs. Decisions are due by August 1 with new rates effective November 1.
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Automobile Insurance Rate Board
Edmonton
Calgary
Alberta
AIRB
Premier's Voluntary Sector Initiative Held in Saskatoon
Saskatchewan will hold its second PVSI on September 22 and 23 in Saskatoon to explore mutual benefits with the voluntary sector. The province has the nation’s highest volunteerism rate with 12,000 volunteer groups and 5,000 charities, contributing to quality of life for hundreds of thousands. PVSI co-chair Tracey Mann notes the sector’s profound importance as over 150 sector leaders and government stakeholders prepare for the two day Fall Forum.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
PVSI
United Way of
Regina
Tracey Mann
Seattle seeks Sikh priest in human trafficking case
A 30 count federal indictment unsealed June 7 accuses four men of conspiring to smuggle women from India to Washington state via Canada. Harchand Singh, missing with a teen girl believed to be 17, is sought by U S authorities. Court papers allege another woman was raped by Singh.
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Seattle
U.S
United States
India
Harchand Singh
Washington State
Canada
Singh
Mike McCool
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
McCool
Bush says end to violence in Iraq is unrealistic
President George W. Bush, back from Iraq, said zero violence is not achievable and outlined intensified Iraqi and coalition operations. He noted a Maliki crackdown aimed at reducing violence, and he refused to set a timetable for U.S. troop withdrawal, stressing conditions for homecoming depend on the new unity government.
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Iraq
Associated Press
Washington
George W. Bush
Rose Garden
White House
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
Nouri al-Maliki
U.S
Lon
al-Maliki
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