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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 2005
Page
1
Partly cloudy skies with highs near 18 to 21 and lows around 6 to 7 appear in a garbled daily forecast. The text mentions month data, rainfall figures, moonset times, and a last new moon reference, but the details are incomplete.
Otis Redding, born in Dawson Georgia, rose to the rhythm and blues charts from 1965 and broke through white audiences at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival. He co wrote (Sittin On) The Dock of Bay. He perished December 10 1967 in a Wisconsin plane crash with four Bar Kay members, leaving Dock of the Bay to top charts. Elvis Presley made the first of his three appearances on
Elvis Presley performed two songs from Hollywood while Charles Laughton hosted from New York on Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town. The show drew an audience of about 54 million, a Sullivan ratings peak of 82.6 percent that stood until 1964. Presley earned 50000 dollars for his three Sullivan appearances.
Organizers of the Medicine Hat News Santa Claus Society Toy Run plan a shorter family friendly 19th annual ride on Sunday September 11 at noon starting at the Harley-Davidson store and ending at the Stampede Grounds Carriage House. About 700 motorcyclists are expected to participate with a goal of delivering toys and food hampers to families in Medicine Hat and area.
Two people alleged to be part of a crack cocaine dealing gang had their individual cases moved to dates later this month in Medicine Hat Provincial Court. Maurice Cardona, 32, remains in custody with a second bail hearing set for Sept. 16 at Court of Queen's Bench in Medicine Hat. Cardona was denied bail July 1 on possession for the purpose of trafficking crack cocaine. Hossain Shafapay, 18, had his case moved to Sept. 27 and is subject to strict bail conditions since July 1 for similar charges. Xi Wen Wu, 23, and Trung Huynh, 25, both of Calgary, were granted bail July 2 for allegedly possessing $80,000 worth of crack cocaine near Brooks on May 18. Their plea hearings are set for Sept. 27 at Medicine Hat Provincial Court.
Redcliff RCMP asks for tips on a Sept 7 vandalism at Redcliff Campground where light bulbs were broken and paper towel dispensers torn from bathrooms. Paper towels were placed on backsteps of the baseball field and a dispenser was hurled onto the field. Call Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 8477 with information.
Canadian Press reports that over 76 percent of 2,400 workers at the University of Regina, University of Saskatchewan, and First Nations University of Canada have voted to authorize strike action. Workers in CUPE Local 1975 seek a comprehensive package on wage increases, job evaluation, and related issues after contract expiry on January 1, 2004.
A disrupted traffic scene shows a vehicle or obstruction near the road center causing drivers to slow or halt. The event involved a person described as a boss and a woman, with local lanes affected and motorists delaying passage through the area.
An AP photo shows a stray dog attempting to board a small boat in the Bywater area of New Orleans Ninth Ward on Thursday. The image captures a moment of urban wildlife interaction amid residential streets and water.
Edwin Shewfelt, 59, who drove a school bus while drinking coffee laced with Tia Maria, swerved the vehicle past near misses near a west Edmonton shopping centre on May 10, 2004. He pleaded guilty to refusing to provide a breath sample and received six months in jail.
Mike Barre, 52, testifies he stomped out a cigarette on a hill behind his Interior B C property moments before smoke appeared near the area. He called 911, then sought help at a nearby restaurant as authorities investigate the July 30 2003 blaze within forest land. The trial notes a contravention of BC Forest Practices Code.
Manitoba reports a record 559 million dollar surplus for the last fiscal year driven by more federal transfers and a strong Manitoba Hydro rebound from a 436 million loss to 136 million profit. Ottawa contributed 452 million while corporate income tax and Manitoba Lotteries added 61 and 41 million, with 407 million set aside in a rainy day fund.
In Chapleau Ontario resort operator Al Errington warns aggressive bears could increase as food competition grows. He reports shooting three bears this season and says many desperate bears are present in the Chapleau Game Reserve country.
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