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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 2005
Page
1
The British fleet under Admiral Nelson defeated the Franco Spanish armada at Cape Trafalgar on October 21 1805. Nelson was fatally wounded but England captured 20 enemy vessels and the clash sealed Napoleon's invasion plan failure. Trafalgar Day remains observed in England.
A collage of musical milestones and tributes spans Gillespie and Parker’s 1945 bebop era and Salt Peanuts, Buddy Holly’s final NYC sessions with It Doesn’t Matter Anymore and True Love Ways, Elton John’s Candle in the Wind sales record, and high profile charity concerts for U S terror attacks. It also notes Tibetan invasion by Communist China and major 1990s pop and country performances with Jackson, N Sync, Aerosmith, Jones, Jackson, Gill, and Morissette in Toronto and New York.
The Strachan Road project west of Home Depot is completed and Strachan Court access is fully restored. The upgrade, aimed at enabling future residential and commercial growth in Southlands, enhances future development potential for the area.
Robb Beeman, lawyer for an Alberta RCMP officer, argues punitive damages should attach to Anglican priest Rev Walter Majola for false allegations and perjured testimony. He says Majola’s court statements accusing Const Armand Liboiron of Mayerthorpe of tampering with a videotape worsen defamation claims. Beeman contends the video shows no homicidal rage Majola described.
An unidentified worker died in an equipment accident at around 1 a.m. Thursday at the Greenhills mine near Elkford in southeastern British Columbia. Elk Valley Coal confirmed the fatal incident at Canada’s largest metallurgical coal operation.
Saskatchewan Finance Department staff repay 2500 for hotel stays in Prince Albert and a Saskatoon luncheon, with most using holiday time for the trip. Anonymity confers that the action followed complaints from a party critic and says an inexperienced manager approved the expenses.
Robert Mallett of Montreal was suspended over grass at Confederation Park in Kingston Ontario on Thursday by fellow executives of RGA Canada during a management workshop at the downtown Holiday Inn. The exercise aimed to test problem solving in a team building activity.
The lead medical contingent of Canada's disaster response team reached Garidupata on Thursday as Seemi Maqbul and her feverish young nephew Samoan waited at the gate. A local guard said the clinic was not yet operational despite the setup of a small hospital.
A 5.9 magnitude earthquake rocked Izmir in western Turkey just after midnight. Gov Oguz Kagan Kksal said reports of collapsed houses were untrue but five buildings suffered roof damage. No deaths reported as crisis center remains active.
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