08 Nov 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 2001
Page
1
Medicine Hat College men and women kick off National Championships in Gas City on Wednesday. Full coverage appears on pages 7 and 11 in today's News.
Researchers from the University of Calgary appeal for photographs or video of the October 14 sighting near the Alberta British Columbia boundary. Alan Hildebrand says the asteroid fragment weighed five to 10 tonnes and was about 1.5 meters in diameter, with witnesses helping but more images needed to locate where it landed.
The fate of RCMP Const. Michael Ferguson remains up in the air as jurors enter a third day of deliberations. The five-man seven-woman jury decides if the former Pincher Creek officer is guilty of second degree murder for shooting Darren Varley in the Pincher Creek police cells on October 3, 1999. Lethbridge RCMP Cpl. Jamie Johnston notes it is a rare duty related second degree murder case against an officer.
Short aphorism about aging and quitting attributed to Douglas MacArthur, noting the contrast between body wrinkles and soul wear.
Fire crews responded to an electrical blaze at Sandlewood Apartments on Wednesday in Crescent Heights. Two residents were treated for smoke inhalation and released. tenants could not immediately reenter as air quality tests showed high carbon dioxide. The cause is under investigation.
U S Treasury closed an informal money transmission operation run by Baraka at North America Inc in Ottawa as part of a global effort tying to Osama bin Laden networks Al Taqua and Al Barakaat. The store reportedly served hundreds of Somalis sending money home, with two men charged in Boston for illegal money transmission.
Athletes from Bow Island Alberta’s Senator Gershaw school request board relief after a California basketball trip was cancelled due to post 9 11 safety concerns. The team faced a $3600 loss from fundraising and cancellations affected three other trips.
Street signs across Ontario bear painted poppies to honor veterans from the city or township who served in World War I II and the Korean War. The practice is widespread in Cambridge with about 67 streets so marked. In 1956 Guelph named McCrae Boulevard after John McCrae author of In Flanders Fields.
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