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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 2006
Page
1
Mark Reid, 38, charged with public mischief for allegedly planting a box resembling a bomb at The Esplanade while employed as a security guard, had arraignments postponed to September 21. He faces a second mischief count from another Esplanade incident. represented by Fred Burton in Lethbridge.
Crime Stoppers seeks help after a truck parked on the 800 block of 3rd Street E in Redcliff was entered between Aug 30 evening and Aug 31 early morning. A sub woofer and power amp worth about 500 dollars were stolen. no other items were taken. Call Crime Stoppers with information.
In Hutchinson Kansas a regular diner left a $10,000 tip on a $26 bill at an Applebee's. The customer, unnamed by restaurant officials, has tipped 10 000 previously but never this large. The staff and owner are verifying the charge while noting the man often signs upside down and discusses current events.
Alberta government representatives will visit seven forums over three weeks ending Oct 4 to hear public input on oilsands development. Panelists from government industry and aboriginal groups will gather submissions and submit a recommendations report to the government. Premier Klein says there will be no brakes on oilsands growth.
Saskatchewan residents may nominate volunteers for the Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal until October 18. Eligible nominees are Canadian citizens current or former long term residents of Saskatchewan. Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart praises the province's high voluntarism rate. Call toll free or visit the official site for forms.
Montreal Ville Marie borough imposes a midnight to 6 am ban on overnight stays in 15 downtown squares after more than 200 complaints. Police will warn first then issue fines from 38 to 141 dollars. critics fear crackdown will push homeless into prison.
Jaroslaw Ambrozuk, a Burnaby native, was arrested in Dallas on a negligent homicide warrant for the drowning death of 18 year old Dianne Babcock after a Montana lake plane crash in 1982. Babcock’s grandmother recalled the victim’s plans to become a nurse and move forward with life.
Iran defied a UN deadline to halt enrichment, risking sanctions. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad denounced the United States as tyrannical and vowed Iran will not be bullied from pursuing nuclear technology. Officials said Tehran can endure punishment and seek a compromise with European mediators next week.
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