24 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 2001
Page
1
Medicine Hat Ne Hatters endured a four day period without internal medicine coverage for emergencies. One patient transferred to Calgary and another to ICU. Normal operations expected by 8 a.m. today with plans to hire a new internal medicine physician in October, bringing four.
Alberta residents overseas urged to register with a Canadian embassy and monitor news after the U S attacks. Advisories warn Canadians to avoid travel to Afghanistan Iraq Pakistan West Bank Gaza Algeria Sudan Tajikistan Yemen and 18 other nations. Hotlines provided for locating friends and relatives and for information.
A witty quip notes that the public distrusts official statements while placing faith in an unidentified informant. The quote attributed to Ron Neson weighs skepticism of formal channels against anonymous commentary.
A benefit concert at Medicine Hat College drew almost 300 attendees for nine local acts. The fundraiser raised 3318 for relief within three hours, supporting mental health and basic needs for those affected by the U S events.
A Leger Marketing poll of 1,508 Canadians found about 40 percent feel poorer than ten years ago, 32.6 percent richer, and 26.2 percent unchanged. The study notes a growing gap between rich and poor with deficits and a global job shift blamed by experts.
In Trail British Columbia residents toppled the world record for largest bowl of cooked pasta by weighing in at 1153.80 kilograms, beating the previous 780.75 kilogram mark. Mayor Dieter Bogs and locals celebrate feeding 1400 attendees at Trail’s centennial event.
Reporters say Osama bin Laden appears to have disappeared as U S and Afghan Taliban officials dispute his location. Bush aides question Taliban claims and say bin Laden remains at large amid intensified border controls and mounting US pressure.
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