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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 16, 2006
Page
1
The forecast covers Thursday the 18th to Sunday the 21st with a mostly partly cloudy period and a chance of showers. Temperatures peak around 29 degrees with a low near 13 degrees, applicable to the region indicated by the forecast.
An Australian seller listed New Zealand on eBay with bids, starting at one cent and reaching 3000 Australian dollars before removal. eBay Australia said 22 bids occurred, stressing New Zealand is not for sale. The incident followed by-line note and zoo photo caption about a Dutch safari bears incident.
Judith Nickel showcases 21 watercolour landscapes from Southern Alberta and Montana at the Cultural Centre gallery in Medicine Hat. Curator Allan Jensen says the works glow with inner life while HotArt member Leda Mitzner praises their impact. A guest artist session Saturday May 20 at 10 a.m. is free for painters.
The Canadian Council on Learning introduced Canada's first Composite Learning Index in Ottawa on May 15. The CLI uses about 15 indicators to measure learning conditions and their impact on economic and social well being across Canada and regions. The index aims to inform evidence based decisions on lifelong learning.
In Red Deer Alberta a 12 year old allegedly stabbed a playmate's father in the back during a water gun fight at Vista Village playground. Curt Whitten rushed to help an injured man as police and medics arrived.
The Consumer Protection Branch and Saskatchewan Agriculture alert farmers to Agriculture Services Canada or AgServe not licensed to make direct sale calls in Saskatchewan. Curtis Malinowski, linked to the company, pleaded guilty in Saskatoon on Nov 21 2005 to a global fraud involving 15 complainants and about 350 000 dollars. Call toll free 1 888 374 4636 to report calls.
Polish model Marzena Kamizela pleads guilty to three counts of assault and one of endangering the safety of a flight in Happy Valley Goose Bay Labrador. She receives one year probation and a $10,000 fine and must pay British Airways about $18,492 for rerouting costs. Kamizela, 32, has Sweden citizenship and has been in Labrador jail since Friday awaiting fines.
In Toronto Clinton urged Canadians to consider privatization carefully and warned against letting health care finance dominate care. He cited U.S. spending at 34 percent of costs, about 280 billion dollars, for administration and payroll for providers and insurers.
In Brussels EU officials signaled willingness to back Iran’s civilian nuclear development if Tehran agrees to strict international oversight and limits on enrichment, tying incentives to a verifiable nonmilitary program.
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