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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 2007
Page
1
Mostly cloudy forecast with a chance of showers and rain or snow. Calder region expected high near 3 and low around 1, with another area seeing highs near -3 and lows near -4. Additional locals report mostly cloudy skies and cold lows around -1 to -8.
A 1995 photo shows elephants at a Chirundu hotel pool as two British tourists, Veronica Poker and her 10-year-old daughter Charlotte, were killed by a charging elephant in western Zimbabwe on a Saturday. The husband, 47, escaped unharmed.
Authorities seized about 80 sheep kept at David Watts home in Apex suburb after they wandered to the cemetery to graze on floral displays. About 30 sheep were euthanized due to illness. up to 30 healthy sheep may be adopted. Neighbors complained of the odor and health concerns.
About 2,600 homes lost power and streetlights on Dunmore Road were out for 25 minutes after a tree fell on a power line in Crestwood. Electrical crews restored the main feeder in under 30 minutes and then addressed secondary issues, restoring power to 35 more homes on 24th Street within two hours.
In Brooks early Monday a male victim reported a knife attack by another male. The suspect, Jacob Ador Majok, was arrested at the scene and charged with assault causing bodily harm choking to overcome resistance uttering threats to cause death assaulting a police officer and two probation breaches. He was granted bail and set to appear March 28 in Brooks provincial court.
A study by the Brazilian Beef Industry and Exporters Association projects developing countries will be the main beef buyers, consuming about 350 million tonnes annually by 2030, with developed nations at around 100 million. Arab countries are listed among the big purchasers.
AP Photo shows Sao Paulo students marching in protest against violent crimes as Rio de Janeiro records a high homicide rate of about 50 per 400000 people.
Ottawa MP Paul Dewar seeks an audit of government appointments since the Federal Accountability Act in response to an Ontario Police investigation into a sworn affidavit alleging a mayoral candidate was offered a National Parole Board post if he quit the 2006 race. The case underscores governance gaps despite ethics legislation.
Unidentified gunmen hijack a bus with 32 children and two teachers near Manila city hall demanding housing and education for 145 day care pupils. The hostage-takers, armed with grenades a Uzi and a pistol, warned police and spoke to DZMM while negotiators work to resolve the standoff.
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