21 May 2003
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 21, 2003
Page
1
News photographer Dave Galasso tests the limit of fifty dollars in local thrift shops. The piece notes consumer value and how budget shopping plays out for shoppers seeking garments. Karen Charlton, a public school trustee, comments on cuts affecting teachers and students.
The Medicine Hat Public School Board delivers early approval to a tighter budget that reduces staff positions and reallocates resources to do more with less. Officials warn the plan may raise questions about future funding and program continuity.
A report states there is no federal cash slated for a Rolling Stones concert intended to highlight Toronto's SARS-free status. The piece notes government support is not confirmed and explores alternative ways to publicize the health milestone.
The Medicine Hat News announces an updated schedule featuring seven days of coverage on medicinehatnews.com. Readers gain continuous online access to local news, features, and community updates around the clock.
Dar Heatherington leaves Great Falls court after accepting a deferred prosecution deal following a disappearance and police lies charge. If she adheres to court costs, psychiatric treatment, and good behavior for a year, the charge will be dismissed. a psychiatrist report is due, while officials caution on potential revocation and future trial if she fails to meet terms.
Canada’s cattle industry faces a U S ban on beef imports following word of mad cow disease found in an Alberta cow. Tyson Foods spokesman Gary Mickelson notes Lakeside Packers will trim output to match Canadian demand while investigation continues and exports remain restricted.
U S officials probe a diseased cow linked to a U S import ban that could devastate Canada’s beef sector worth about 4 billion a year with Alberta supplying over 70 percent of fed cattle. Ranchers, industry leaders, and officials stress containment, traceability, and efforts to return Canada to BSE free status.
Alderman Hamill led a bid to convene all parties over the adult materials goodwill project but only Harv Speers supported it. The issue, sparked by April letters urging shops to shield minors from adult displays, may reappear as council keeps the goodwill approach while hinting at possible bylaw if compliance falters.
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