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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 2002
Page
1
Jamison John Oakes aged 19 died after being struck by a vehicle on Grid Road 724 near Maple Creek. RCMP say the 6:45 pm crash on a busy eastern route occurred in darkness while Halloween traffic was noted. driver identity and alcohol relevance remain under investigation.
A George Bernard Shaw quote notes assassination as the ultimate act of censorship. The remark underscores how violence suppresses speech and ideas beyond ordinary censorship.
The Esplanade petition has reached 6000 signatures in Medicine Hat to push a non binding vote on constructing the downtown arts and heritage centre. Organizers Bill Waters and Max Moritz say they will continue gathering signatures for about ten more days. The sufficiency ruling will be issued within 30 days to City Council.
Police urge tips as two men linked to the Edmonton Hell's Angels are charged with first degree murder in the death of 31 year old Ronald Wayne Reynolds found January 6 in a Sixth Street S E home. A third suspect remains at large as joint forces investigation continues.
Pat Buchanan labeled Canada a whining freeloading country in a Toronto broadcast reacting to Ottawa objections to a U S photo and fingerprint requirement for Arab-Canadian visitors. He cited a $50 billion trade surplus and defense support as evidence of U S generosity and criticized Canadian critics.
Indonesian police detained a man identified by the initials RS at a Bajawa bus terminal on Flores island and brought him to Denpasar. Police said it is too early to determine if he is linked to the Bali nightclub bombings that killed about 200 people.
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