Multicontinental Events Mentioned in Brief Historical Notes
The text notes Canada shipping furs to China in 1788 and Utrecht signing, shaping Old Catholic doctrine opposing celibacy papal authority and Trent decisions. It mentions Elvis Presley convention in Cincinnati shortly after his death and James Brown arrest in Augusta and North Augusta with a six year sentence. White Zombie released Supersexy Swingin Sounds and Astro Creep 2000.
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Netherlands
White Zombie
Milestones: acquittals, music records, and political shifts
A man acquitted of assault with intent to kill after failing to stop for police. The Tragically Hip’s Day For Night hits triple platinum, 300000 copies sold. White Zombie disbands after 13 years. Milosevic’s ally party claims victory in Yugoslavia. 200000 protestors demand Kostunica win. Nova Scotia legalizes same sex marriage, ruling bans unconstitutional.
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Tragically Hip
Cocaine Trafficking Charges After City Police Stop
Medicine Hat Police stopped a grey rental on the Trans-Canada Highway at 7:40 p.m. Thursday and found 60 grams of cocaine. A 20-year-old resident Ronald Stickel is remanded on trafficking and probation breach charges. The driver, 21, faces trafficking charges with a Nov. 22 court date. An 18-year-old female is charged with trafficking related possession and released. her Oct. 18 court date follows.
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Medicine Hat
Ronald Stickel
Stickel
Two Men Face Court Over Stolen Credit Card Purchases
Two 24 year old local men appeared in court after ringing up more than 2300 dollars in purchases on a stolen credit card at Sears Canada in Medicine Hat Mall. Police attended and recovered all goods, confirming the card was stolen.
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Sears Canada
Medicine Hat
Zoo kissing bear display re opens at Alberta park
Discovery Wildlife Park in Innisfail Alberta reopened its bear kissing display after a month hiatus. Visitors can again have their pictures taken with Ali Oop the brown bear while Zoocheck Canada criticizes the practice as dangerous and inappropriate.
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Innisfail
Alberta
Discovery Wildlife Park
Ali Oop
Zoocheck Canada
Discovery Park
Ruth LaBarge
Flying Home for Private Dessureault Funeral Flight
Soldiers escort the coffin of 24 year old Private Patrick Dessureault from Edmonton International Airport after a death near Battle River. The Quebec-born soldier died when earth collapsed under his light armoured vehicle, causing a fatal crash and neck injury.
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Patrick Dessureault
Edmonton International
Dessureault
Quebec
Battle River
Second West Nile death in Saskatchewan reports
Canadian Press Regina reports the West Nile virus killed its second Saskatchewan resident this year. Edward Arthur Wayling aged 75 died Sunday after five weeks of illness. His daughter-in-law said he had been in good health prior to the shock of his death.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Edward Arthur Wayling
Mary Wayling
Peter Moen
Canada eyes 40 percent immigration rise in five years
Prime Minister Paul Martin frames immigration as vital to economic growth amid low birth rates and aging demographics. An immigration plan will be presented to cabinet with a target to be announced by November 1 after ministerial consultations.
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Ottawa
Canada
Paul Martin
G7 finance chiefs seek to cushion energy price shock
At the annual meeting of finance officials from the United States Canada Japan Italy Germany France and Britain the group promised to cushion the impact of surging energy prices and push a debt relief plan for poor countries They warned rising prices after Hurricane Katrina and fears of a second major U S storm threaten the global economy They pledged to boost oil supply by investing improving conservation advancing new technology and seeking timely oil market data
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Washington
U.S
Canada
Japan
Italy
Germany
France
Britain
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Ati
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Invermere
Mtn House
Aisk
China
Cincinnati
James Brown
Augusta
Georgia
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South Carolina
Slobodan Milosevic
Yugoslavia
Democratic Opposition
Serbia
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Milosevic
Belgrade
Kostunica
Nova Scotia
Supreme Court
Medicine Hat News
the News
Susan Schmunk
St. Thomas Acquinas School
Schmunk
Frank Dancevic
Vladimir Voltchkov
Belarus
Toronto
West Nile
Canadian Press
Esa Ce
Tranmere Urneees
Lutua
16Th Street
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