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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 2001
Page
3
A 27-year-old man faces impaired driving causing injury charges after a Pontiac Sunbird struck a motorcycle in a Strathcona Island Park parking lot Sunday around 8 p m. The 12-year-old passenger suffered a broken leg, the 49-year-old rider received cuts and bruises, and damage to both vehicles was about $4 000.
North of Acadia Valley two pickup trucks collided at an intersection around 2:50 p.m. on Thursday. Ashley Good, 26, of Acadia Valley ran a stop sign and struck a Dodge driven by James Mortensen, 19, of Brooks. Both men died on scene.
RCMP report five southwest Redcliff garages broken into Friday night into Saturday morning. Items stolen include a gas generator tools drill and tackle box. Police urge locking vehicles homes and garages and seek information at 548 2288.
Police will set up photo radar at several locations in Medicine Hat including Kingsway Avenue and Alexandra Junior High playground area on Tuesday, June 19, to enforce traffic speed limits.
The city announces garbage collection will be completed in Zone 4 today. Residents are reminded to place bins at the curb by 7 AM and keep alleys clear for service.
A Medicine Hat News online poll collected 779 responses about Leyla Nordby, mother of a one year old who survived exposure outside an Edmonton home. Ninety two percent disagreed with her call for more help, six percent agreed, two percent undecided.
Medicine Hat approves purchase of 444 Second Street S.E. from Norbert Urban for 285000, the Insurance Exchange Building, to kickstart a 32 million museum and performing arts centre. The move, seen as early progress, precedes plans to acquire other blocks along First and Second streets and a 2005 opening aimed with Alberta centennial.
The council authorized a 53 million purchase of a General Electric LM 6000 turbine and steam generator to replace a 21 year old unit. The project aims for 33 percent higher efficiency, reduced NOx emissions by 80 percent, and a 14 percent return with expected payback over five to six years. Delivery by May 2002, two-thirds online by September.
In Medicine Hat residents express mixed support for Monte Solberg after his caucus ouster and removal as Foreign Affairs critic. Some see him as honorable and reachable, while others warn the Alliance party faces upheaval and potential collapse ahead of the next election.
The Youth Criminal Justice Act replaces the Young Offenders Act to separate violent from non violent offenders and emphasize prevention rehabilitation and community involvement. Anita Packard of the John Howard Society notes the act is not yet implemented with a target date unclear and urges public discussion sessions and information hotlines to clarify its provisions.
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