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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 2000
Page
3
A 21-year-old man was arrested for assault causing bodily harm after an 18-year-old woman was severely beaten on Ross Street in a domestic dispute around 3:30 a.m. The attacker fled but police tracked him down with a police dog named Sabre.
At about 1 p.m. on a gravel road two women were hurt when a Calgary man stopped his 1996 Chevrolet on a hill to use his cell phone and was struck from behind by a southbound 1981 Ford from Grassy Lake. The cell phone user had minor neck injuries. the Ford driver suffered a broken leg and was taken to hospital. The parked driver faces a Highway Traffic Act charge.
A 76 year old woman driving a Mercury Topaz turning from First Street into Fourth Avenue collided with a westbound 1978 Toyota truck before the library. She suffered minor chest injuries and was treated at Medicine Hat Hospital. both vehicles damage totaled $2,000 for the Topaz and the truck was written off. The incident remains under investigation.
Police investigate a burglary on Foundry Street S.E. where entry was gained through a window between 6 30 a m and early afternoon on Wednesday. Thieves took 3900 dollars worth of electronics. no suspects yet.
Police will operate photo radar at River Heights school playground and at 13th Avenue SE in Medicine Hat with setups at various locations on Saturday October 14.
Oil nears decade highs amid Israel Palestinian conflict and Middle East tensions. Prices around 71.9 cents per litre in Medicine Hat with crude at 34.98 to 37 dollars a barrel and analysts expect little relief this winter.
RCMP Cst Paul Post says a man who claimed he was robbed near the rodeo grounds admitted the story was false. He had been trying to buy cheap cigarettes and the suspect vanished with the money, no robbery occurred. The case was dropped. Similar scams have appeared in town as sellers lure buyers to inspect cheap goods and later flee.
RCMP say three youths attempted a home robbery on Beamish Park Drive. One 13 year old and another 12 year old were captured. a third suspect remained at large. The resident held one suspect until police arrived. no theft occurred.
The Canadian Association of Radiologists warns half of radiology services nationwide use outdated equipment threatening X rays ultrasounds and CT scans. Palliser Health Authority reports good local gear but plans an MRI rollout lag and calls for over 1 billion in federal and provincial funding to replace aging units.
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