20 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 2001
Page
1
A special 16 page Medicine Hat News edition reviews Day One events and rescue efforts. It covers Washington’s pursuit of justice and includes local coverage. Available at city outlets for $1 GST included with 25 percent of ad proceeds aiding Red Cross relief.
In central Alberta Ken Bickford and his family found their ripe spring wheat flattened into a symmetrical crop circle pattern during harvest. The main circle links six smaller circles by straight paths, while a central larger circle has no connecting paths, sparking UFO and natural-phenomenon theories.
The quote from Herbert Hoover highlights concern over rising government debt. It frames youth as the future bearing the fiscal burden of national obligations. The remark reflects early critique of long term fiscal policy and intergenerational costs.
Two workers from Art's Pipeline Construction were killed at the Alberta Energy Corporation plant south of Jenner when a load of pipeline pipes shifted and spilled. The incident occurred about 7:45 am as crews unloaded pipes. both victims were contracted workers, not AEC employees. RCMP and Alberta Occupational Health and Safety are investigating with no charges yet filed.
Premier Ralph Klein faces pushback from constituents as Alberta Health Minister Gary Mar backs user pay health care. Critics call it a tax on the sick while Klein warns of a looming budget shift toward health care and the risk to other services. Donna Wilson of the University of Alberta condemns the metaphor likening health care to a buffet.
Toronto report details Nimda spreading globally as experts warn Canada faces serious cyber threats. Rick Broadhead calls attacks worse and a possible national security issue, while Jim Finch urges stronger virus and worm defenses. New Brunswick civil servants shift to typewriters as systems halt. WYahoo confirms internal network infection but not the public site. Russell Cluett of EDS Canada says the attack was highly complex and impactful.
Navy units led by Rear Admiral Mark Fitzgerald sail from Norfolk aboard the 15 000 strong USS Theodore Roosevelt as combat aircraft move toward the Persian Gulf. President Bush plans a congressional address on the attacks and potential retaliation while signaling possible targets beyond Afghanistan. Airlines would receive 5 billion in immediate aid, with no loans yet.
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