Partly cloudy forecast for the day
Fragmentary report shows partly cloudy conditions with a high near 19 and a low around BF. references to times 4:26am and 46pm and scattered city names appear garbled, but indicate weather timing.
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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 2006
Page
1
Model sports Salvador Mateu design at Valencia fashion week
AP photo captures a model wearing a Salvador Mateu creation on the final day of Valencia fashion week in Valencia Spain during Friday events showing high fashion showcase and designer lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador Mateu
Valencia
Spain
Charges Dropped After Airport Pump Mixup
Mardin Amin, 29, of Skokie Illinois, had faced felony disorderly conduct after an O'Hare security incident. Prosecutors dropped all charges following the TSA review concluding no prosecution was warranted. Amin says he told a guard a small black object was a pump and whispered to avoid embarrassment in front of his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mardin Amin
O’hare
U.S. Transportation Safety Administration
Cook County
John Gorman
Amin
Skokie, IL
Eileen O'Neill-Burke
Intersection Improving at College Avenue and Kipling Street
Improvements to the College Avenue and Kipling Street intersection are near completion. Over the next weeks weather permitting final work including asphalt milling and paving will occur. Access to Kin Coulee Park may be restricted and motorists may face delays while signs and detours are followed.
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College Avenue
Kipling Street
Kin Coulee Park
Lane restriction planned for three days on Trans-Canada Way
Telus will restrict Trans-Canada Way at Carry Drive to a single lane starting Monday September 18 for a bank installation. The restriction is expected to last about three days if weather allows. Drivers should obey posted signs and flag personnel in the construction zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Canada Way
Carry Drive
Telus
Alberta Tory leadership gains longtime Alberta aide support
Arthur Smith, a veteran confidant of two Alberta premiers, backs former cabinet minister Mark Norris in the Conservative party leadership bid. Smith and Norris aim to unite a split Tory base as Klein prepares to resign after a new leader is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
Mark Norris
Conservative
Arthur Smith
Tory MB
Smith
Alberta Economic Development Authority
The
Order of Canada
Norris
Klein
Alberta Progressive Conservatives
Acid rain remains a prairie concern study finds
A Trent University study for the Canadian Council of Ministers of Education shows two percent of Saskatchewan forest soil and seven percent of Manitoba forest land exceed acid thresholds, with overall prairie levels low but rising emissions in the west. The report explains acid rain forms from nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Trent University
Council of Ministers of Education
Ignatieff urges higher immigration to Canada
Liberal leadership candidate Michael Ignatieff speaks in Vancouver on national unity urging the federal government to raise immigration to at least 350000 a year from 260000 by streamlining the process.
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Liberal
Michael Ignatieff
National Unity
Vancouver
B.C
Ignatieff
Canada
Saskatchewan Court Reviews Shaken Baby Case
Regina crown court reserves judgment on Dawn Schoenthal appeal of criminal negligence conviction and 30 month sentence for death of 21 month old son Samuel. Crown appeals sentence as too lenient amid ongoing bail and pending appellate ruling by panel of judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
Dawn Schoenthal
Schoenthal
Samuel
War veteran charged with first degree murder in Burlington
Nation Burlington Ontario police say Ron Gates a distinguished Second World War veteran is charged with first degree murder in the strangling death of his wife Audrey 85 at their Burlington home The couple marked their 55th wedding anniversary eight days before the incident Gates remains under police guard at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital recovering from a stab wound He wrote I Was a Spy of the Airwaves detailing his wartime experiences Ziyi Zhang attends a TIFF gala in Toronto for The Banquet.
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Burlington
Ont
Ontario
Ron Gates
Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital
Halton
Gates
Audrey
England
Italy
Holland
Hurricanes Gordon Helene Bulleting in Atlantic Open
The Associated Press reports Hurricane Gordon weakened to Category 1 with 140 km/h winds and slow northward movement, while Tropical Storm Helene intensified to about 110 km/h and could become a hurricane though neither storm threatened land. Japan's Princess Kiko and Prince Akishino leave a Tokyo hospital with newborn Prince Hisahito.
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Miami
Gordon
Helene
Atlantic
National Hurricane Center
Jamie Rhome
AP Photo
Japan
Kiko
Prince Akishino
Tokyo
Prince Hisahito
Turkish official blasts Pope over Islam remarks
An Ankara official denounces Pope Benedict XVI after he quoted a medieval text in Germany, accusing him of reviving Crusades. Protesters rally worldwide while Pakistan's parliament condemns the remarks and the Vatican says the pope did not intend offense.
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Ankara
Turkey
Benedict
Pakistan
Foreign Ministry
Vatican
Germany
Manuel Paleologos M
Tainted pork sickens Shanghai residents
About 278 people were admitted in Shanghai after eating pork tainted with a banned feed additive. Most were treated and released. a dozen remained under observation. Reports cited dizziness fatigue racing pulse and muscle spasms as symptoms amid concerns over sanitation and supervision of the food industry.
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Chia
Shanghai
Shanghai Morning Post
China
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