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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 2006
Page
1
Norfolk Lifts 56-Year Ban on Tattoo Parlours
Norfolk city council approved an ordinance allowing tattoo parlours in select zones after court rulings ended broad bans. The move contrasts with a historic 1950 prohibition sparked by sanitation and moral concerns, amid Navy regulations on sailor tattoos.
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Norfolk
Navy
CHHS set for fundraiser in Crescent Heights
Medicine Hat News reports Crescent Heights High School students plan a barbecue and car wash fundraiser to support a trip to Vimy Ridge and France. The event runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Canadian Tire on Saturday September 23. Parent coordinator Lance Purcell and Big Eagle Servicing seek sunny weather.
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Crescent Heights High School
Vimy Ridge
France
Canadian Tire
Lance Purcell
Big Eagle Servicing
Correction on Drug Charges and Local Man in Jail
A Sept 21 A3 item misdescribed Wade Mandryk as jailed. He is under house arrest with restricted freedom under an 18 month conditional sentence. A breach of terms could send him to prison for the remainder of the sentence.
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Wade Mandryk
Mandryk
Brooks RCMP seek public help after car tires slashed
Brooks RCMP request public assistance in solving last week’s crime after a blue 1990 Hyundai Sonata parked on Queens Way had three tires slashed overnight last Saturday. Citizens with information should call 362-5548 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. NCP photo shows NDP Leader Jack Layton in Question Period in Ottawa.
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Brooks Rcmp
Queens Way
NCP
NDP
Jack Layton
House of Commons
Ottawa
Alberta unveils ten year labour force strategy
Alberta releases a ten year labour force development strategy with 17 government led priority actions to grow workers and skills. The first retail sub strategy was unveiled at the Building and Educating Tomorrow's Workforce Ministers Symposium in Edmonton amid rising retail sales and a tightening labour market.
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Alberta
Edmonton
July retail sales rebound to record $33 billion in Canada
Canada’s retail sales rose 1.5 percent in July to a record 33 billion dollars led by strong auto sales and gasoline prices. Excluding vehicles and parts, sales gained 0.7 percent from June. Analysts noted headlines look solid but details are softer with autos and gas driving most of the gain.
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Ottawa
Statistics Canada
Carolyn Kwan
Scotiabank Group
Ranchers Get Free Data Software for Herds
A new free program, Rancher's Advantage, lets cattle producers collect varying amounts of herd data and share it with supply chain partners such as feedlot operators and buyers. It can forward age verification to the Canadian Cattle Identification Agency, and was developed by Computer Aid Professional Services with the National Beef Industry Development Fund of the Canadian Cattlemen's Association. Access at www.computeraidpro.com.
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Canadian Cattle Identification Agency
Computer Aid Professional Services
National Beef Industry Development Fund
Canadian Cattlemen's Association
Computeraidpro.com
Pentagon rejects 9/11 blame in Able Danger report
The Pentagon inspector general found no evidence that the Able Danger unit identified Mohamed Atta or other hijackers. The report concludes intelligence from the secret unit could not have been used to stop the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Washington
Pentagon
Able Danger
Pentagon Inspector General
Mohamed Atta
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