14 Nov 2002
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 2002
Page
1
The spunky grandmother Sue Johanson known for the Sunday Night Sex Show spoke during Hot Wednesday, sharing candid insights and welcoming open talk about sex on television.
Tiger forward Joffrey Lupul inks a three year contract with the Anaheim Mighty Ducks worth 1.185 million per season plus 6.2 million in performance bonuses.
Quote from William Dement on dreaming describing how sleep allows each person to be quietly and safely insane every night. The remark reflects a view of dreams as a nightly release from waking norms.
Medicine Hat MP Monte Solberg says the federal government is not doing enough to protect Canadians after an audio tape, possibly from Osama bin Laden, targets western nations including Canada. Deputy PM John Manley counters Canada is prepared, while Ottawa notes billions spent on terrorism measures since Sept 11 and urges vigilance.
The Municipal Planning Commission approved a neighbourhood pub and a liquor store at 881 Ross Glen Drive S.E. The pub faces concerns over parking and seating, with plans slated for 50 to 60 seats. Opposing members cited potential neighbour impact, while the liquor store permit was also approved.
Iraq says it will allow UN weapons inspectors to return under UN Security Council Resolution 1441 despite misgivings. Baghdad notified the UN and pledged full cooperation to prove Iraq has not produced mass destruction weapons, while warnings of possible US British attack if inspectors are blocked linger.
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