13 Sep 1996
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1996
Page
1
TV Times surveys the fall season highlighting the best and worst shows, noting standout performers and fan favorites. Readers learn what’s hot, what’s not, and when to expect familiar programs to return.
Medicine Hat Police Service billed the Stampede and Exhibition Board about $10,000 for security, double the prior year’s roughly $5,000. Acting Chief Gerry Kipta said the $50 hourly rate and overtime costs justify the charge, while the commission approved 50 percent relief and pledged to renegotiate next year.
Bardot and six other swift foxes were released into shortgrass prairie near the Alberta Saskatchewan border about 40 km north of Montana. Scientists caution that the first three months will be critical as predators and traffic threaten survival. Calgary Zoo staff conducted health checks while researchers warn drivers to slow down to protect the endangered animals.
The United States tied the series 1–1 with a 5–2 win over Canada in Montreal as John LeClair and Brett Hull scored for the U S while Canada rallied late behind Joe Sakic. The final to decide international hockey supremacy will be Saturday at the Molson Centre.
A Statistics Canada study cites 53 percent of Canadians over 65 in the lowest reading category 58 percent in lowest document use and 53 percent in basic arithmetic. It notes 40 percent of 65 plus have not finished primary school and calls for attention to aging literacy.
Anne Arundel County Fair organizers host a playful husband calling competition this weekend. Participants urge wives to shout mating calls to their spouses, with humor from organizer Ben Hines and notes that husbands may ignore the calls.
The brief note indicates a weather map on page B6 forecasting a high temperature for tomorrow and a low for tonight. It lacks specific values or locations, serving as a casual alert to readers to consult page B6 for details.
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