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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 30, 2006
Page
1
Readable forecast shows a chilly Thursday with a high near 25 and low 9. Mostly cloudy Friday with a mild high around 30 and low 19. Weekend shows partly cloudy, warm conditions with varying nights, and a very warm entry on one day.
Roanoke police officers Keith Roberts M L Pendleton and Garrett Lancaster Sr. attempt to subdue a yearling black bear cub near Trinity United Methodist Church on Monday May 29 2006 in Roanoke Virginia. The cub was tranquilized several times before being captured.
In Los Angeles ten month old Nate Draper recovered from dilated cardiomyopathy after doctors noted dramatic heart function improvement. Nate’s twin Nick had a transplant in February while Nate, removed from IV meds, left the hospital transplant free. Doctors credit an unlikely recovery and say Nate’s heart is now strong enough to sustain him.
Two lifelong pen pals from 1950s letters will meet in Medicine Hat for a six day reunion. Elma Schlosser, now 87, reflects on their long history and the promise of finally reuniting with Marilyn Montgomery Thompson, who will travel from Soldiers Grove, Wisconsin. Their correspondence spanned decades, shifting from writing to frequent calls in recent years.
The City of Medicine Hat Gas Utility hosts a public information session for Hatters about a gas main replacement on First Street S.W from Chinook Drive S.W. to Red Deer Drive S.W. Construction runs Aug 1 to Sept 1, 2006 weather permitting with street closures, detours, and possible temporary gas service interruptions. The open house is Thursday June 1 from 6 30 to 8 p.m. at River Heights School gymnasium.
The Brooks RCMP are investigating a break-in at Duchess School on Louise Ave in Duchess. The entry occurred overnight on May 21 through a back door. Police urge anyone with information to contact the Brooks RCMP or the Brooks and Area Crimestoppers.
Steven Scott Cooper 24 of Calgary was sentenced to 17 months after pleading guilty to killing a cat and assaulting his roommate and the roommate’s girlfriend on New Year’s Day. Judge Sandra Hamilton noted the act as a grisly slaughter and gave credit for five months already in custody. The Crown described the attack as unprovoked and jealousy driven.
Ontario Superior Court Justice David Marshall demands explanations from provincial police the attorney general First Nations leaders and developers over failures to enforce March eviction and May injunction at Douglas Creek Estates in Caledonia Ontario. Protesting blockades burned a bridge last month and tensions run high.
In Baghdad a wave of car bombs and shootings left at least 40 dead, including CBS News crew members Paul Douglas and James Brolan and an American soldier. Kimberly Dozier was seriously wounded and underwent emergency surgery with multiple operations. Parliament pressed for defence and interior ministers as Iraqi forces assume more control and U.S. troops plan withdrawals.
In northern Gaza an Israeli helicopter fired a missile during a cross border clash, killing three Palestinians and wounding four amid ongoing hostilities. Islamic Jihad identified the militants, while Israel said soldiers and aircraft opened fire as rockets were threatened. The clash followed a border gun battle and comes amid tense regional spillover.
In Panjwal near two ports, a Taliban rocket struck a Royal Canadian vehicle as soldiers from the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery returned from a village. Five crew were wounded but escaped serious injury, continuing to drive the damaged armoured vehicle.
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