Mostly Sunny Forecast With Heatwave Tuesday
The region expects mostly sun and hot conditions on Tuesday with high temperatures rising under clear skies. A few clouds may drift in later, but overall it stays warm and dry through the day.
28 Jun 2006
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 2006
Page
1
The region expects mostly sun and hot conditions on Tuesday with high temperatures rising under clear skies. A few clouds may drift in later, but overall it stays warm and dry through the day.
Boo the grizzly at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort near Golden BC busted a locked door two electric fences and a 3.6 metre fence to flee again. Spokesman Michael Dalzell said Boo ripped through the door electrical boxes and fences as staff hunted him. The bear has not been seen since the weekend escape and neutering plans were shelved.
Saamis Teepee members grow as the association invites public involvement after a recent AGM. Anita Neefs notes welcomed new members and officers, predicting fresh ideas and stronger community participation, with the next meeting set for July 6 at 7 p.m. at Migwasin Centre.
A break-in at Argo's Restaurant occurred between 10:30 p.m. Monday and 7 a.m. Tuesday. Suspects attempted to access a safe but failed. Police estimate $400 in damage and ask anyone with information to contact the city police.
At 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday police received a report of a vehicle theft from Burkes Draperies at 152 Ash Ave E. A 2000 Chevrolet Venture van was seen on Maple Ave SE with a male driver. Officers located the vehicle beside the YMCA lot by the police station. One young offender was arrested and charged with possession of stolen property over 5,000 dollars and remanded for breaching a community sentence order. The offender is unnamed per the Young Offenders Act.
Nortel Networks plans 1900 layoffs as it scales back pensions and retiree health benefits. The move shifts staff to a defined contribution plan in 2008 while creating about 800 new jobs in Mexico and Turkey. The company employs about 35,000 worldwide, including 7,700 in Canada.
Tony Komer, 32, exalted ruler of the Clinton Elks Lodge, was found dead as the brick building collapsed after a dinner. About 50 others escaped, including nine trapped men who were rescued after hours. The collapse came moments after dinner, when the third level fell onto the second.
LAS VEGAS AP police shot and wounded a man at McCarran International Airport after he grabbed a child and fled a screening area. The boy was unharmed and returned to his mother. The assailant was hospitalized. The airport spokesman said the system worked.
Washington AP reports all 19 scientists who viewed An Inconvenient Truth or its book gave high marks for accuracy. The documentary details a flooded New York, inundated Florida, stronger hurricanes, droughts, retreating glaciers, and melting ice sheets. AP contacted over 100 researchers for input.
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