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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 02, 2007
Page
1
AP photo shows a soldier guarding packed cocaine seized near Buenaventura in southwestern Colombia. Navy officials announced a second largest drug seizure in the nation’s history on Monday, uncovering as much as 13.2 tons of cocaine buried along the Pacific coast.
Brigham City business owner offers 500 tacos as reward for information leading to the arrest of the thief who stole about $3,000 in cash and cheques from Melina's Fine Mexican Restaurant. Owner Joe Cottam says the break in occurred April 24 after a glass door was broken. The reward totals about $1,200 in value.
Joshua Saure, 20, pleaded guilty to break and enter in Medicine Hat provincial court. He and a co-accused entered a residence through a patio door and stole 2800 dollars worth of property. Saure was arrested at the co-accused's apartment where the items were found. Judge Darwin Greaves noted the act was out of character and taints a young man with no prior record, while imposing a suspended sentence and year-long probation.
The Riverside Presbyterian Church hosts its annual Spring Tea from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by the Ladies Circle the event includes White Elephant Crafts and baked goods for attendees.
RCMP investigate a vehicle on 9th Street E entry between April 26 and 30 with a stolen car stereo. Police seek public help and urge tips to Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 TIPS 8477. In Brooks, $100 worth of plastic bottles were stolen from a back alley on Marshall Drive after a gate lock was cut between 3 and 4 pm on April 26.
An off-duty RCMP officer from Deschambault Lake Saskatchewan was killed when his car rolled into a water-filled ditch along the road between Prince Albert and Flin Flon. The car was found by passing motorists and it is unclear how long it had been in the water.
Ontario residents living with a year-long aboriginal occupation say their plight is ignored after a government minister refused to meet with a group planning a slow convoy to the legislature. The minister said no meeting was requested and urged protests at the legislature rather than the Caledonia site.
The Duke of York met Princess Louise Fusiliers members in Halifax on a low profile visit. He opened at the Halifax Military Family Resource Centre with a video link to Afghanistan, then attended a parade at the Halifax Armouries, presented awards and joined a reception with soldiers and families. A formal dinner was held the previous night.
London survivors of the 2005 transit bombings called for an inquiry after new disclosures showed British intelligence knew the attackers were plotting. Details tied two subway attackers to a group planning southern England bombings, with five plotters jailed for life. Authorities had said the groups were unconnected.
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