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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 2005
Page
1
September 11 1886 notes a shift in Montana cattle drives from Maple Creek to Medicine Hat, citing a superior ground for the season. The piece frames ground-study findings by observers from the past summer, highlighting Medicine Hat as a preferred shipment corridor.
A mixed reader recount covers major incidents from 9/11 with two towers and the Pentagon attack, to Columbus's 1504 voyage, Wrights’ 1908 endurance record, Chuvala’s birth, Medicine Hat race, UN sanctions lift on Libya in 2003, and other dated notes. It preserves names, places, dates, and outcomes in a concise timeline format.
Medicine Hat police seek a 60 to 70 year old male with a dashund who approached a 12 year old girl on Aberdeen Street S.E. in the 200 block with a steak knife. The assailant, described as short with light brown hair and a moustache, wore a white shirt with red writing and grey baggy pants. He referred to his dog as scruffy. Describe or share information with Medicine Hat Police Service.
Medicine Hat police seized an estimated 17 500 worth of crack cocaine from a Collins Crescent residence after a Sept 9 search warrant. A local man was arrested without incident. David Ally, 27, is to appear in court Sept 13 facing charges of unlawfully possessing a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
A rear end collision on the Trans-Canada Highway involving a 1994 Pontiac Sunbird and a 2005 Chevrolet Blazer caused about $4,000 in damage. Both vehicles changed lanes to avoid a stalled minivan in the eastbound Kin Coulee dip, forcing evasive action and braking by other motorists.
Winnipeg reports a record 599 million dollar surplus for the year to March. Finance Minister Greg Selinger cautions scarce resources and says major tax cuts or new spending are unlikely this year due to ongoing demand pressures. Regina Sobeys workers strike over wages, hours reduced as talks stall. RWU union says wages must be competitive. Store remains open with shortened hours.
A protest in Quebec against high gasoline prices attracted only a few hundred participants, far short of organizer Yves Charron’s 100000 target. Protesters urged motorists to buy one cent of gas at stations owned by oil companies using company credit or debit cards to create transaction fees.
A man wanted in the shooting of an eight year old boy surrendered after a two hour standoff. Brian Stephen Daniel, 29, was taken into custody following a tip to police. A .45 calibre Ruger handgun was seized. Daniel faces a charge of criminal negligence causing death in the case of Jordan Smith who was killed while sleeping.
Beyonce avoids tears as Destiny's Child wrap their final Vancouver appearance with a centre-stage waterfall blast of confetti and petals. Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams join Beyonce as the trio reflects on starting together at age nine and recalls their rise after No No No topped charts in 1998.
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