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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 2006
Page
1
Between June 13 and 15 an unknown person entered the French Accent Hair Salon at 6 Northlands Way N.E. causing $100 in damage. Entry was through a front window and nothing appears missing. The Medicine Hat Police Service seek tips at 529-8400 or Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-TIPS.
Between June 16 and 17 unknown person(s) threw a rock through a living room window in the 300 block of Belfast Street S.E. The window damage is estimated at $100 and there are no suspects. Medicine Hat Police urge anyone with information to contact 529-8400 or Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-TIPS.
Marine Opl Terry Lambert guides wife Jodilynn through labor at Jacksonville Medical Center in Jacksonville, Alabama, while he serves as an intelligence analyst in western Iraq. The brief scene shows remote support during a tense deployment as the couple awaits their child.
A juvenile bear entered a West Vancouver home through a sliding door and helped itself to oatmeal, then left as police supervised. No injuries or major damage beyond two ceramic containers and some oatmeal. The resident safely vacated and called authorities, who monitored the situation.
Police say a lone gunman opened fire at a Saturday night concert in Calgary. Two men, including an 18 year old Edmonton resident, were shot multiple times and hospitalized. Det. Ric Buckley called it a brazen, gang related shooting with a single shooter and a group of gangsters involved. The younger victim was targeted. the older man may have been an unintended casualty. The crowd was uncooperative as officers arrived.
AP PHOTO Steven, son of Claramma Lima, mourns at Our Lady of Victory Church during her funeral. Troops stormed the northern village church where about 200 Tamil civilians sought shelter, firing grenades and shooting in an assault that left five dead and 47 wounded, witnesses said.
Canada’s Conservative government plans to introduce a bill to abolish the federal long gun registry as early as Monday, aiming to show action to rural and western backbenchers and reassure voters amid looming summer study and a possible autumn vote. Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day leads the move, framed as both a study period and political insurance.
Special operations police killed Abdul-Khalim Sadulayev the Chechen rebel leader after a tip about a planned terror attack to coincide with the G Eight summit in St Petersburg. Sadulayev resisted arrest in Argun near Grozny and was killed along with an intelligence agent and a police officer per the Federal Security Service. NTV reported a fleeing rebel was killed as two escaped.
U S officials received intelligence that al Qaida operatives were 45 days from releasing a hydrogen cyanide gas in New York City subways before the plan was cancelled by Ayman al Zawahri in January 2003. An informant said a small concealed device would have released the gas into several subway cars.
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