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Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy Wednesday with a high near 12 and a low around 2. UV index will indicate sun damage risk, guiding protection advice for outdoor plans.
03 Mar 2005
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 2005
Page
1
Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy Wednesday with a high near 12 and a low around 2. UV index will indicate sun damage risk, guiding protection advice for outdoor plans.
March 3 1841 reports Sir George Simpson governor of the Hudson's Bay Co. embarked on a 20 month world trip. The note recalls Dr. Norman Bethune born in Gravenhurst Ont 115 years ago, a Canadian physician renowned as a hero in China and who died in 1939 while serving as a surgeon during China's war with Japan. A railway strike paused traffic for three weeks as CPR superintendent John Niblock at Medicine Hat took control of engines to keep lines moving. The Medicine Hat hospital.
The text notes Buffalo Springfield forming in Los Angeles with members Stills Young Furay and Palmer as the house band at Whiskey-a-Go-Go and breaks up before 1968. It also mentions Time magazine honouring the three surviving Dionne quintuplets as top newsmakers of the century at its 75th birthday in New York. It references hospital insurance tickets in 1966 Calgary and Canadian U S forces in Germany during WWII.
The Palliser Health Region seeks approval from Alberta Infrastructure and Alberta Health and Wellness for two Healthy Sustainability Initiatives totaling $26 million. The first redevelops Oyen Big Country Hospital including emergency and outpatient areas. The second expands community health services to accommodate population growth and bolster prevention programs.
Janice Blair, vice-president of community health services for the Palliser Health Region, is honoured to receive the Dr John Waters Memorial Award after nomination by colleagues led by Dr Paul Schnee. She will accept the Calgary ceremony Friday and hopes the recognition raises public health's profile and value.
Red Deer Regional Airport Authority chief Merv Phillips urged Ottawa to establish a Customs Canada office at Red Deer to boost local economy and airport activity. Currently American companies fly into Red Deer but must stop in Calgary for clearance, making travel costly and inconvenient for business. He noted substantial traffic to Denver, Houston, Palm Springs and Las Vegas and said a local office would enable international flights.
A High Prairie woman, Brenda Moreside, 37, was found dead Friday in her home. Stanley Wilker, 49, was arrested in Edmonton the next day and charged with second degree murder in a domestic violence incident. The autopsy is complete but details will not be released.
Ann Marie Kite, a Las Vegas PR specialist once tied to Michael Jackson, testified that a Jackson lawyer planned to label the boy's mother a crack whore to influence media coverage. Her six day stint with Jackson ended before she met him as Mesereau pressed a view of Jackson as a possible victim of inner-circle schemes.
Belgrade reported Gen. Momcilo Perisic, ex Yugoslav army chief and Milosevic ally, has been indicted by the UN war crimes court and will surrender next week. Western pressure mounted to extradite suspects, with Perisic linked to Balkan conflicts of the 1990s and combat in Croatia during its 1991 secession.
Veteran comedian Bob Newhart will play Morty, the estranged boyfriend of Sophie Mayer, Susan’s mother, in a multi episode Desperate Housewives arc. Susan aims to reunite Morty with Sophie to stop her mother from moving in. The episode airs Sundays on ABC. Newhart to receive TV Land Icon Award March 13 in Santa Monica.
General Motors plans a 2.5 billion commitment to Ontario, with Ontario contributing 235 million and the federal government 200 million, securing 500 new jobs and stabilizing 16,000 existing positions. Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty called the move a major international automotive step for Canada.
Vijay Singh and John Daly will compete in the Telus Skins Game at Nicklaus North Golf Course in Whistler B C this July 4 and 5. Singh, past winner of the event in 2001 and 2003, is world number one with nine PGA Tour wins last season and over 10 million dollars in earnings. Daly, a fan favorite, says Canada is one of his favorite stops and looks forward to the event.
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