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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 2005
Page
1
The article notes Chief Crowfoot signed Treaty Seven with Canada 128 years prior, granting the Crown broad rights to prairie land in exchange for reserves, payments, and annuities, amid concerns over American traders. A separate line mentions a CPR boxcar opened with railway rails.
In Medicine Hat a man died inside a shifting rail cargo after being found dead days later. Elesmere Island’s highest peak was named for anthropologist Marius Barbeau. The first Farm Aid concert in Champaign raised about 7 million dollars with Willie Nelson Neil Young and John Mellencamp plus Bon Jovi Glen Campbell and Bob Dylan. Gun owners marched Ottawa Parliament Hill protesting a new registry. HBO ran a Daily Variety ad praising Garth Brooks as Entertainer of the Year, though he was only a nominee. CMA denied any results were leaked.
The city warns of minor traffic disruptions during the pavement markings program with crosswalks stop bars and lane lines to be painted on various roads. Police report a 40 year old man fell about 12 feet from a canopy over the Esplanade front doors sustaining non life threatening injuries and transported to hospital.
Saskatchewan proclaims Biotech Week, noting the province hosts over 30 biotechnology firms and more than 700 researchers working on projects from biological water quality control to greener fuels and plant-based composites.
Westcon Precast Inc. and Gene's Oilfield Services Ltd. face multiple charges after fatal and serious injuries at sites in southern Alberta. Westcon is charged with unsafe equipment and worker protection failures after a 2003 crush. Gene's faces two counts following a flash fire and trailer-tank cleanup incident near Standard.
An Airbus A320 from JetBlue with its front landing gear stuck sideways landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport after burning off fuel for three hours. The flight from Burbank to New York City carried 139 passengers. flames and tire damage were reported as the gear scraped the runway. Officials and the FAA investigated the incident.
Smoke and flames billow from the nose gear as a JetBlue Airbus A320 rolls to a stop during an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport on a Wednesday. The incident prompted responders to rush to the scene and secure the aircraft for evacuation and inspection.
In Berlin Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's Social Democrats press a small pro business party to keep the leader in power as talks on a new government gain pace. The Greens encourage exploratory talks with Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats while courting rivals to avoid a grand coalition that would deny either side the chancellorship.
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