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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 2005
Page
1
The day outfits a mostly cloudy forecast with a high of 7 and a low of minus 1. A shower chance persists amid a UV index note warning about sun exposure risk.
A compact chronology cites Winnipeg incorporation in 1873, Hitler's 1923 Beer Hall Putsch in Munich, Burton Cummings solo debut in 1976, Jerry Lee Lewis bankruptcy in 1988, Rainbow Warrior saga and folklore in 1990, McCartney honored in 1995, Tupac Shakur settlement in 1995, and Canada 3000’s 2001 bankruptcy, linking local origins to wide historic milestones.
Streets on First Street S.E. from Fourth Avenue to Maple Avenue will close Friday 10 to 11 a.m. for the Remembrance Day service. After the parade enters Riverside Park, First Street will reopen. The day includes a 10 a.m. service at the Esplanade and a 10:30 a.m. parade forming on First Street to Riverside Park.
In the evening hours of November 5 and November 6 unknown persons threw concrete pieces and a large rock at the driver’s door of a blue 1991 Ford Mustang parked in the 1700 block of Fourth Avenue N.E. Police estimate damage at about 850 dollars. Medicine Hat Police Service and CrimeStoppers seek information.
Brooks RCMP report mischief to a residence on Parkland Way occurring shortly before midnight on November 4 with a broken window. Investigating a theft in Beamish Park the evening of November 6 where groceries were stolen from a truck after a resident heard footsteps. Police seek tips via Crime Stoppers to identify suspects.
Michael Douglas Sheets testified that cocaine drove him to the firebomb job for money to fund his addiction. He is serving 15 years and is part of the case against Abdulaziz Eltahib Manar Hussein and Tony Dewitt facing arson and manslaughter charges after a Calgary home blaze killed Ali Al-Mayahi and Saja Al-Mayahi.
Monarch butterflies are back at the butterfly grove in Pacific Grove California. A Monday count estimates about 42 000 monarchs currently occupy the grove.
An Alberta government commissioned report by Aon Consulting advocates savings accounts to cover future medical costs as it reviews shifting non emergency health services toward private insurance. The ministry defends the selection amid calls for scrutiny. In Winnipeg, CATSA reports Winnipeg airport is the slowest for security due to hunting season delays and hunters.
Regina union official says Wal Mart Weyburn workers have signed cards but legal wrangling delays certification. Paul Meinema of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1500 cites a majority sign up, while Wal Mart disputes, noting 29 Weyburn staff not in the bargaining unit. Court appeals ongoing over required documents.
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