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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 2005
Page
1
The article notes the birth of Moses Maimonides 870 years ago, highlighting his role as a foremost medieval Talmudist and his key work Guide to the Perplexed which sought to reconcile Rabbinic Judaism with Aristotelian thought of the era. It also mentions related historical and cultural notes.
Flags at City Hall and three fire stations will fly at half mast in memory of Cyril Fyfe and Kevin Olson who died March 17 while fighting a Yellowknife blaze. A memorial service was held in Yellowknife on Tuesday. Medicine Hat News reports Roy Edward Link, a Medicine Hat lawyer, faces three charges including possession of a controlled substance impaired driving and breath sample refusal. He did not appear in court on Tuesday and a request was made to adjourn for an early trial date. Trial dates originally sought for June could not be set and charges proceed by way of summary conviction. Link’s charges were set over until April 12.
Lori Anne Kloeckes 41 faces attempted murder and weapon charges after a Dec 17 stabbing on Second Street N E. Police found a chest wound in the victim. Her case is paused to April 12. Former lottery winner Tammy Torrie failed to appear and is charged with fraud under 5 000. Her case is postponed one week.
Two men face multiple theft charges including seven under five thousand dollars and one over five thousand dollars. An Edmonton fatality inquiry into John Pavic’s 2001 shooting calls for middle ground policing before entry. A police shooting victim, Pavic, had four times the legal blood alcohol level and attacked an officer with a knife before dying.
Johnnie Cochran Jr a Los Angeles lawyer famed for the If it doesn’t fit you must acquit line died of a brain tumor at home aged 67. He built a career on high profile cases and community work, leaving a lasting mark on American law.
Opposition parties began backpedalling from a plan to trigger a spring election by defeating the budget bill. Harper shifted stance over Atlantic offshore deals triggering potential voter anger. Layton to present proposals to avoid toppling government as Liberals link budget to environmental aims.
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