Thursday Weather Outlook With Temperatures
Partly cloudy skies expected Thursday with a high near 27 and a low around 20. The day turns mostly sunny with a high near 26 and a low near 18.
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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 27, 2006
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Goose with arrow on the loose in Calgary area
The Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society reports a male goose with an arrow in its back and breast remains at large in Saddle Ridge with about 10 goslings and its mate. Five to six sightings a day are logged as officials fail to corner the bird. Wildlife workers caution against wetting the animal as it stresses him, noting he still flies well and rescue efforts will continue.
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Calgary
Katie Reynolds
Calgary Wildlife * Rehabilitation Society
Reynolds
Saddle Ridge
Gallup Mayor Tests Water Slide at Center Opening
Gallup Mayor Bob Rosebrough tested the Gallup Aquatic Center slide in a suit during the grand opening ceremony on Thursday evening. He did not remove his suit before joining the water ride, drawing attention from attendees.
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Gallup
Bob Rosebrough
Gallup Aquatic Center
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Ruling defends birds of prey in Alberta trafficking case
Three Alberta men were convicted of trafficking in birds of prey and fined a total of 44000 dollars in Pincher Creek Provincial Court on May 15. One man received 25000 dollars for five trafficking counts while others were fined 14000 and 5000 dollars for killing and selling eagles hawks and owls. Wildlife crimes are not tolerated in Alberta and were met with strong penalties. The cases arose from two undercover operations by Fish and Wildlife in central and southern Alberta, prompted by resident information, with field work ending in January 2005.
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Alberta
Pincher Creek
David Coutts
Beef Info Centre urges safe home food handling
The Beef Information Centre reissues Food Safety at Home You're in Control to improve hygiene at home after studies show few Canadians use thermometers regularly. The guide covers proper thermometer use and doneness temps for meat poultry seafood eggs and casseroles with free booklet orders via 1 888 248 2333 or beefinfo.org.
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Beef Information Centre
BIC
Beefinfo.org
Hamas Withdraws Militia as Abbas Demands State Recognition
The Islamic militant Hamas government pulled its militia from the streets of Gaza amid clashes with security forces loyal to President Mahmoud Abbas. Abbas gave Hamas an ultimatum to accept a Palestinian state alongside Israel or face a national referendum. In Russia, Beslan survivor Nur Pashi Kulayev was convicted of killing over 300 people and sentenced to life in prison.
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Gaza Strip
Hamas
Gaza
Mahmoud Abbas
Abbas
Israel
Nur Pashi Kulayev
Vladikavkaz
Russia
Kulayev
Beslan
Earthquake Kills 114 in Indonesia Near Yogyakarta
A 6.2 magnitude quake struck Central Java near Yogyakarta at 5 54 a m killing at least 114 and injuring many. Hospitals report dozens of bodies with overwhelmed morgues as Mount Merapi activity adds regional danger.
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Yogyakarta
Indonesia
Java
Mount Merapi
Sardjito Hospital
Bethseda Hospital
Subandi
Marines may have murdered Iraqi civilians
Investigators believe the criminal inquiry into about two dozen Haditha deaths in Anbar province points to unjustified killings by Marines. The Marine Corps had cited a roadside bombing and firefight with insurgents, while a separate probe seeks possible cover up. If confirmed, the case could mark the most serious misconduct by U.S. troops in three years of Iraq combat.
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Marine Corps
Haditha
Anbar
U.S
Iraq
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