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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 2005
Page
1
The entry lists temperatures from Tuesday to Thursday with frigid highs and lows. Forecast mentions mostly cloudy conditions, flurries, snow showers, and variable skies. Strong entities include days of the week and numeric temperatures.
March 11 feature centers on a mutton carcass displayed Friday morning at Dempsey Brothers Butcher Shop. The impressive cut showed three quarters of inch fat along the ribs and solid kidney, drawing lively crowd attention. Bandleader Lawrence Welk, born in Strasburg North Dakota, led polka and sweet dance bands from the 1920s onward and later embraced accordion in early career.
Welk popularized Champagne Music with his light frothy style and Bubbles in the Wine theme. His 1955 national show topped ratings through the 60s with stars like the Lennon Sisters and Pete Fountain. After ABC canceled it in 1971, syndication widened its reach.
Alberta government advances Bill 13 the Agrolo Professional Act to clarify regulate and strengthen governance for agrologists. It affirms the Alberta Institute of Agrologists as the regulator and preserves the professional designation while allowing sub categories of membership.
The federal and provincial governments will review CAIS deposit requirements and deadlines. Agriculture Minister Doug Horner says extending deposits and refunds to those who contributed more than one third will help producers, with details due by March 31. CAIS aids farmers when income dips beyond their control.
Anh Vuong, 50, who set himself on fire outside Ontario's legislature, had prior police run ins and was ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation after a 2003 dispute. He was found unfit for trial in 2004 and doctors suggested an impulse disorder though he denied mental problems.
Forbes 2005 world billionaires list shows growth in wealth and numbers led by Bill Gates with 46.5 billion, Warren Buffett at 44 billion, and Lakshmi Mittal leaping 59 spots to No. 3 after an 18.8 billion gain to 25 billion. New names include Carlos Slim Helu and Ingvar Kamprad.
Edmonton CP reports Joan McCusker reflects on the Ontario Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame induction alongside Sandra Schmirler, Jan Betker, Marcia Gudereit and Alina Foard. Schmirler, who led the 1998 Nagano curling gold, died in 2000. Inductees also include Donovan Bailey, Steve Bauer, and Anne Montminy for their Olympic achievements.
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