Medicine Hat News to publish special 9 16 page edition on terrorist attacks
The Medicine Hat News will release a 16 page special edition on the terrorist attacks in the United States. It will cover Day One events and ongoing rescue efforts with updates and local impact. Thirty volumes include Washington justice focus and local coverage. Proceeds go to the Red Cross disaster relief program.
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Up FRONT Coalition Debuts in Canadian Parliament
A new Conservative and eight expelled Canadian Alliance MPs coalition made its parliamentary debut sharing seats in the Commons. It seeks official recognition as a political entity, which would grant more question period time, committee seats, and funding.
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Beobachtungstheorien Zitat Kolumnenbildung
Ein kurzes Motto erinnert daran wie viel sich aus einfachem Beobachten ergibt. Berra und Murphy werden als witzige Lektionen über Alltagslogik genannt.
Hat council race heats with record 36 candidates
Medicine Hat faces a record 36 candidates for the October municipal vote as nomination day splits voting by alphabet. Mayor hopefuls include Robbie Middleton and Wilton Thorsteinson, with a large field of aldermanic contenders and one candidate withdrawing for health reasons.
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Judith Hodgins
Doug Pudwell
Lee Anderson
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Ted Grimm
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Bill Cocks
Wayne Craven
Brian Critchly
Robert Duman
Bush vows dead or alive manhunt for bin Laden
Bush likens pursuit to Old West posters and says America will bring bin Laden to justice amid war on terrorism. Markets reopen after terror attacks as 35,000 reservists are readied. Ashcroft urges new powers to track networks. A boy fatally shoots himself in Spotsylvania while gun left hanging. Pakistani diplomats press Afghanistan to turn over bin Laden.
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Gnome returns from holiday after Cuba trip
In Cambridge Ontario Gnorman the garden gnome vanished in July prompting owner Myra Plantz to fear vandalism. He reappeared with new paint a beanie gifts photos and a postcard claiming a trip to Cuba with a friend. A red bag contained unfamiliar items.
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Dow tumbles as markets reopen after attacks
Wall Street reopened after terrorist attacks with the Dow dropping as much as 721 points and finishing 684.81 lower at 8920.70, the first sub 9,000 close in over two years. Nasdaq fell 115.82 points while Toronto gains eased and Canadian rates were cut to curb trading volatility.
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