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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 2000
Page
15
Jay of PhreakyPhellows defends raves in Medicine Hat arguing they are music driven not drug focused. He advocates visible security, suggests underground events lack supervision, and invites media and parents to see the scene at upcoming events.
The Supreme Court ruling in Ottawa strengthens the political clash over gun laws. Alberta and Saskatchewan vow not to prosecute, banking on enforcement limits. Ottawa faces high registry costs and potential noncompliance. Justice Minister McLellan urged to craft a workable registry with provincial partners.
In Ottawa the Alliance MPs signed an amended pension deal they had once condemned. The plan requires all MPs to enroll and offers at least 19000 a year at 55 rising to over 100000 for long-serving members. Critics call it old style, backroom politics and expect heat from constituents.
A former organizer recalls how Little League and senior slow pitch thrived on community support. He details buying gear, funding travel, and fueling teams with his own money, contrasting with today’s sponsorships and diamond building in towns like Bassett, Crystal rink, Redcliff fields, and trophies in Lethbridge Cardston and Medicine Hat.
A reader asserts opposition to evolution, claiming Genesis states man is created in God’s image with wisdom from the start. The letter denies Darwinian macroevolution, disputes fossil transitional forms, and urges stewardship under divine design and genetic kinds.
Notices outline copyright restrictions for The contgas newspaper and how to obtain permission for reuse. It also explains the Alberta Press Council role in handling complaints and its contact details for public inquiries.
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