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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 2005
Page
1
Thursday eight night forecast calls for high around 23 degrees and low near 9 with partly cloudy skies. a second line notes a similar pattern with highs near 24 and lows near 10 and mentions ultraviolet radiation from the sun.
A joint American French expedition announced twenty years ago today it had located the Titanic wreck about 900 kilometres off Newfoundland. The robot submarine reached four kilometres depth to photograph the famed liner which sank on its maiden 1912 voyage after hitting an iceberg. The Canadian production?
The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats ends its long Toronto engagement after a four and a half year run with stops in Montreal and Western Canada. The show drew more than two million attendees and grossed about $78 million.
Medicine Hat saw little effect from a one day nationwide gas station boycott aimed at pressuring big oil to cut fuel costs. An Internet email campaign spurred frustration across Canada and the United States, but most local operators reported no disruption. Shell owner Eldon Wells said the boycott had no impact as people still needed gas for work.
Government Services Minister Ty Lund cautions students at the start of the school year not to grab the first off campus rental they see. He urges renters to learn their rights and obligations before committing, stressing the advice for first time renters.
A gas powered Yamaha grey golf cart vanished from the Duchess course between July 27 and August 3. Police urge anyone with information to contact Brooks RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
Nancy Kloster 39 was spared jail after a Alberta court sentenced her to one year house arrest and one year curfew for threatening to blow up Refinery Row unless she received 4 million dollars. She must perform 100 hours of community service and pay a 100 dollar fine. The incident began December 31, 2002 with a TD Bank robbery note claiming a bomb and demand for funds.
In North Battleford, three teenage girls aged 16 and 17 were charged with second degree murder and assault after Florence Frenchman, 60, died hours after being beaten at a local home. A 58-year-old man was also assaulted and treated for non life threatening injuries. The youths were released until their next court appearance.
The government will require travellers from Canada, Mexico and other allied countries to present a passport or secure document to enter the United States. State and Homeland Security departments expect official adoption of the policy despite past traveler complaints.
Andre Agassi acknowledges cheering fans after a triumph over Ivo Karlovic at the US Open in New York on Thursday. The victory advances Agassi in the tournament as fans celebrate the moment.
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