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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 2006
Page
1
Anousheh Ansari describes the thrill of spaceflight after landing near Arkalyk, Kazakhstan, in September 2006. She spoke by phone after the welcome ceremony at Star City near Moscow, saying she loved the feeling of freedom in space and hopes to return soon.
Former Esplanade security guard Mark Reid will face trial in January on two mischief charges. He was on duty during a bomb threat on January 2, 2006, at The Esplanade and helped detect a suspicious package leading to evacuation. Reid fired his lawyer in a prior court appearance. Randy Pick remains as his counsel. The trial is scheduled for January 15.
Police pursued a stolen grey 2004 Dodge truck from Goodyear plant through Crescent Heights. The vehicle crashed into a ditch near McCutcheon Dr NW, causing about 15000 dollars in damage. A man 20 to 25, 5 ft 10 in, 170 pounds, wearing red cap and red grey tracksuit eluded officers. Call Medicine Hat Police at 529 B400 with tips.
A 19 year old Dunmore man faces impaired driving and dangerous driving charges after a Monday crash on the Trans Canada Highway. He was eastbound around 5 45 p m attempting a southbound turn onto 7th Street Dunmore at high speed colliding with a vehicle at 3rd Avenue driven by a man with his 12 year old son onboard no injuries were reported.
Security forces in Dagestan Novolakskoye district killed two militants during an armed clash after spotting three in the woods. A gunman fled and remained at large as authorities continued a search, ITAR-Tass reported.
A Province Five Alberta youth was chosen for the second annual Minister for a Day program by Alberta Sustainable Resource Development. The day included meetings with Minister David Coutts, tours of beetle affected areas, stakeholder discussions, and recommendations on beetle management strategies to the ministry.
General Mike Jeffrey, former army commander, said top officials voiced strong objections to sending significant numbers of troops to Iraq or Afghanistan. He told CBC News there was no strategic lift or enablers, and he recommended not going to either option. The discussions reportedly mirrored the government’s deliberations.
Eight soldiers from the 11th Airborne Division will be court martialled on murder charges. Two, Sgt. Paul Cortez and Pte 1st Class Jesse Spielman, face the death penalty for allegedly raping 14-year-old Abeer Qassim al-Janabi in Mahmoudiya and killing her family. Others named include Specialist James Barker and Pte 1st Class Bryan Howard.
Seoul will boost inspections of cargo headed to North Korea and reconsider allowed shipments as part of new UN sanction measures. It will also halt subsidies to a Diamond Mountain tourism project in the North that has operated since 1998, per Yonhap.
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