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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 2006
Page
1
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March 20 1969 John Lennon married Yoko Ono in Gibraltar in a civil ceremony. The couple staged a Bed-In For Peace at the Amsterdam Hilton then at Montreal's Queen Elizabeth Hotel after US entry was blocked. They recorded Give Peace a Chance with Tommy Smothers and Timothy Leary in the background.
Tomorrow's leaders recognized in Medicine Hat News for 2006 Leaders of Tomorrow. Twenty four youths were nominated with two winners in each of four categories: Elementary Grace Hutchinson Keziah Lesko-Gosselin Junior-high Jilayna Stigter Jarred Wenzel Senior-high Ashley Evans Chris Herrmann Post-secondary Naomi Jones Joshua Phillips. Winners will be honoured at the April 3 city council meeting.
Judy Stanley forgave the teen who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in youth court for the death of 75 year old Robert Stanley when a rock was dropped from an overpass on June 1, 2002. She suggested community service as a fitting sentence and said forgiveness comes from the Lord though the memory endures.
Montreal based Leger Marketing survey finds judges trusted by 78 percent, up six points from last year, placing the judiciary eighth among 22 occupations with lawyers improving and politicians losing further public confidence in this year’s ranking.
Central Election Commission head Lidiya Yermoshina reports President Alexander Lukashenko secure 82.6 percent, opposition candidate Alexander Milinkevich at six percent amid protests. Nearby image notes African migrants at immigrant detention center on Tenerife Island as Canary Islands see rising arrivals.
Marylise Levesque of La Pocatiere Quebec won bronze in the women's 78 kilo division at a Tallin Estonia World Cup event. After a first bout loss she defeated three opponents from Great Britain Germany and Poland to reach the podium and meet Judo Canada's A Selection criteria for the next world championships.
Lawyers for Kid Rock and World Wide Red Light District reach an in principle agreement to extend the injunction blocking release of an explicit sex video featuring Kid Rock, Scott Stapp, and four women. The temporary injunction would continue without another court hearing.
Washington AP reports federal health officials warn doctors to watch for a rare deadly infection linked to earlier RU 486 deaths. At least seven U.S. women have died after taking the pill since 2000, though FDA cannot prove the drug caused any case. The pill is not available in Canada.
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