25 Sep 2004
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 2004
Page
1
Medicine Hat Tigers defeated Lethbridge Hurricanes 4-1 to start the WHL season. Tigers capitalized on early chances with a strong all around game. Hurricanes struggled to answer as Medicine Hat controlled the pace through the middle period.
Canadian Press reports security fears surround a planned reunion for Fairuz Yamulky a 39 year old Canadian freed from Iraqi kidnappers. Her father Kamal Yamulky speaks from Dubai saying he may not know when she returns amid threats and secrecy.
A short meta line notes a phrase about calling the news man, reflecting a civic or community update. The fragment emphasizes media contact and local press functions.
Local businessman demands a public inquiry into why the Medicine Hat YMCA spent 200000 on equipment from an out of town supplier for the South Ridge Community Fitness and Wellness Centre. The center is a 5 million project involving the school district, the Catholic division, the YMCA, and the City of Medicine Hat.
Premier Ralph Klein says the Progressive Conservative party will discuss allegations that street people were promised beer and cigarettes in exchange for votes at a nomination meeting. Sukhi Randhawa had won the Edmonton Gold Bar nomination. he admits paying some memberships and arranging rides but denies a payoff.
A Canadian team led by Brian Feeney and the da Vinci Project postponed its first X-Prize launch planned for next Saturday from Kindersley Saskatchewan. Key components could not be integrated, delaying the flight. officials aim to prove civilian space travel is feasible while awaiting a new date. Local officials expressed disappointment but support the safety focus and funds invested for launch preparations.
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