19 Nov 2002
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 2002
Page
1
U.S. officials conclude the audiotape attributed to Osama bin Laden is authentic after analysis. The page cites confirmation from national security and intelligence sources as part of ongoing counterterrorism reporting.
Iris Evans calls for an independent investigation into why a 14 year old in a group home was paired with a female worker who was killed. Officials say the accused had no known violent history and were unaware of any crush on the victim. Evans wants external representation on the investigative team and promises a report within weeks.
I XL Ltd marks 90th anniversary by gifting the Ewart-Duggan House, Alberta’s oldest brick building, to Medicine Hat. The company also donates bricks for The Esplanade museum and performing arts centre to be built on First Street SE beside the house.
Tristin Daley a 16 year old Sea Cadet faces a pair of sheep shears as he prepares to have his head shaved on November 26 at 7 p m in Pattison Armories to raise money for a family Christmas hamper. The event is organized to support a local needy family and is featured in the newspaper on page A3.
Ottawa reports Paul Martin, the leading candidate to succeed Jean Chretien, supports Kyoto but urges delaying ratification to build provincial consensus. He says a vote could wait for nationwide agreement while Environment Minister David Anderson supports a Commons vote soon.
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