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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1998
Page
3
A 55-year-old construction worker fell 22 feet in two stages from the roof of a one and a half storey house at 5 Shannon Cres S E Medicine Hat. He was admitted to Medicine Hat Regional Hospital with non life threatening injuries.
Acting Staff Sgt. Wayne Keetley said two suspects are charged after a series of car break-ins in the Flats Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Jason Trotchie, 21, of Medicine Hat, and a 16-year-old girl cannot be named under the Young Offenders Act. Police seek owners of stolen property and urge any victims to contact authorities.
Winnipeg man working in Brooks stopped in a stolen vehicle June 10 and found impaired and disqualified. Crown prosecutor Darwin Greaves told Medicine Hat provincial court. Jerry Louis Vandale, 27, pleaded guilty to impaired operation of a motor vehicle possession of stolen property and operating a motor vehicle while disqualified. Vandale, with a prior impaired driving conviction, received 30 days for impaired driving and driving while disqualified seven months for possession of stolen property and a one year driving ban. Sentences were consecutive.
Map shows playground zone boundaries at Medicine Hat High School and Herald School. Sprague Way and Trans-Canada Way appear in the same district. The 30th Street S.W. segment is noted for boundary references.
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The article lists multiple methods for communicating with Deafblind individuals and highlights Medicine Hat College’s Deafblind Persons Program Diploma as a notable Canadian and North American second offering.
Six dignitaries from Acheng in northern China visited Medicine Hat on a two hour bus tour stopping at Suntec Greenhouses and other Hat businesses. The visit follows a May trade mission by Medicine Hat officials and aims to deepen friendship and mutual trade in construction and industry.
Residents and county officials weigh environmental and wildlife impacts as Calgar y developer Blain Homes seeks a 63 lot eastern lake residential zone and a Brooks group pursues a 100 lot resort residential and 18 hole golf course on Lake Newell. Public hearing set for July 9 with planning commission to review rezoning.
Local opponents warn that Blain Homes plans to develop eastern shore lands could contaminate Lake Newell and harm wildlife. Pam Phillips and Karen Rose point to endangered burrowing owls and a long unchanged landscape as reasons to protect the leased land, while officials note the area is owned by the Eastern Irrigation District and governed by the County of Newell.
Rural Alberta doctors closed offices again to press for higher on call fees while Health Minister Halvar Jonson met AMA negotiators. Some offices stayed open in Bow Island Bassano and Palliser. Oyen saw mainly urgent patients and the emergency ward remained staffed by a protesting physician.
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