10 Mar 2005
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 2005
Page
1
High near 3 and low around minus 4 with cloudy skies and a chance of snow showers. Temperatures dropping to minus 7 under partly cloudy conditions by night. Forecast notes around 15 Wednesday with 16 3 mostly cloudy skies.
March 10 marks notable events including Canadian author Julia Hart born in Canada and later dying in 1867, legislation debate on an eight hour day in Medicine Hat, and comments by Charles Pratt about its impact on Alberta industry. Also covered are Tommy Hunter’s career milestones, Patsy Cline’s funeral turnout, Reagan's Ottawa visit, and a manslaughter case involving prison guards linked to 1993 inmate death.
City Hall releases propose signage changes for loading zones two hour and 30 minute spots with many signs removed. City Centre Development Agency and Municipal Works review downtown signage and plan a public open house on March 15 from 4 to 8 pm. Contacts Jody Lamb and Bruce Thurber for questions.
Alberta anglers can obtain sportfishing licences from over 450 issuers starting March 16. Old licences expire at month end. About 300,000 anglers fish 63 species, with 18 commonly fished or eaten. The Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations explains minor changes, including more pike opportunities in 15 northeastern lakes and reduced minimum sizes at five lakes, plus increased walleye opportunities in three lakes.
Nose It B C skip Deane Hornung directs the shot to win 97 against PE I at the Canadian men's curling championships in Edmonton on Wednesday.
Albertans are urged to nominate a farmer for Farm Safety Idol during Farm Safety Week March 9 to 16. Minister Doug Horner notes experienced farmers share wisdom on safety, with winners featured on Alberta Agriculture sites and newsletters. The 2004 province fatalities set the safety backdrop.
Calgarys mother of the sole survivor in the 1999 Tabor school shooting says she fears the gunmans release from jail could lead to further tragedy. She calls for ongoing psychological treatment as Ontario court allows a move to a halfway house while noting the still present threat to society.
In Maple Ridge B C a 16 year old youth is charged with second degree murder in the death of Grant De Patie 24 who was dragged behind a stolen car after he tried to stop the driver for 12 30 gas. A second 15 year old youth was released without charge. The stolen car was later found nearby with clothing beneath it.
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