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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 2007
Page
1
Partly cloudy and warmer highs around 15 degrees with mild evenings. The forecast shows a mix of warm days and cool nights with temperatures ranging from 2 to 15 degrees and multiple sunrise and sunset marks across the period.
In Hailey Idaho a black and white domestic male cat attacked its owner wounding her with more than 20 bites. Fire official Jeff Nevins said the incident happened when a neighbor brought a different cat to the door. The woman in her 60s was treated at St Luke’s Wood River Medical Center for serious puncture wounds.
Medicine Hat Police Service checkstops inspected about 200 vehicles Saturday resulting in 18 infractions and three arrests. The operation produced three 24 hour suspensions, five traffic tickets, 10 vehicle equipment warnings, and three people were arrested on outstanding warrants.
Brooks RCMP seeks help after a Ronald McDonald donation box was stolen from a drive thru between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. on March 8 by an unknown suspect. Police urge anyone with information to contact Brooks RCMP or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
Edmonton report cites Mary Anne Jablonski urging tax relief so one parent can stay home to reduce stress and domestic abuse. She links Alberta’s high violence rate to financial strain, noting shelters turned away over 20,000 women and children in 2005-06 and crisis calls rose 34 percent.
CP PHOTO Father Bernard Heffernan doffs his hat as he sings to the crowd during the 6th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Peterborough Ontario on Sunday. There were 60 floats that participated in the annual event.
In Point Leamington Newfoundland a mayor faces protests demanding his resignation after banning firefighters from drinking on the job. Residents accuse Robert Elliott of missteps as the town of about 600 contends with a long contested legacy and a harsh two months of upheaval.
Daisha Darthard and Michael Dawodu reunited with newborn daughter after she was kidnapped by a woman posing as a medical worker in Covenant Lakeside. Infant, who weighed five pounds, had jaundice and was found safe before an airlift back to Texas. Clovis police and FBI officials said the child was located with no reported injuries.
After four decades in politics Jacques Chirac retires with a mixed record. Critics say he derailed European integration by blocking a referendum while voters in 2005 rejected deeper EU unity. He faced international blowback over the Iraq War and left office amid widespread calls for new leadership.
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