Record attempt falls short for pancake stack height
AP photo shows John Montanile and Mark Williams of the Cooking and Hospitality Institute of Chicago measuring a pancake stack Tuesday. They aimed to set a Guinness World Records mark but the wobbling stack stopped at 16 inches, short of the 27.5 inch record.
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Baby shopper buys Barbie pink Nissan Figaro on eBay
In London a 35 year old mother learned her three year old son Jack Neal had used her computer to buy a Barbie pink Nissan Figaro for nearly 18000 Canadian dollars on eBay. The purchase was made via the buy it now option before the mother could log off. The seller David Jones in Worcestershire will relist the car after the humorous incident.
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Crestwood Pool Closed Through October in Medicine Hat
Crestwood Recreation Centre pool users face a closure until possibly the end of October. City manager Ron Webb confirmed two leaks in bottom valves and said testing continues to ensure no other leaks remain. Patrons have been understanding and staff are praised for their work.
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Man Fined for Unauthorized Use of Mother's 2003 Truck
Kenneth Denis of Medicine Hat borrowed his mother's 2003 Dodge Ram and drove it to Kamloops without consent. He left the vehicle at his sister's residence. a $400 fine was imposed. Other charges were adjourned to October 10.
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Saskatchewan Teacher Charged With Cocaine Offences
Regina public school officials say they are taking steps after teacher Stanley Tom Mamela 38 was charged with possession of cocaine for trafficking and possession of crime proceeds. The Aug 15 charges list a Regina school connection and Mamela faces a Regina provincial court appearance Oct 11. Blair vows to stay in office but calls leaving the post the right thing at the Labour Party conference in Manchester England.
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Right to Know Week in Alberta and Beyond
Public awareness week runs September 25 29 highlighting access to records held by public bodies including Alberta Government municipal bodies and institutions. Government Services Minister George Vander Burg emphasizes open government and accountability while the Personal Information Protection Act governs private sector data use. An informational seminar at the University of Lethbridge is held Thursday at 7 00 p.m.
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No loopholes in new East Coast fishing reforms says Ottawa
ST JOHN S N L CP There are no loopholes in international fishing reforms designed to deter overfishing on the high seas off Canada's East Coast federal officials maintained Tuesday The assurance came in the wake of revelations that the measures leave enforcement of the new regulations in the hands of the offending country Wayne Follett a spokesman for the federal Fisheries Department said at a briefing explaining the new rules I guess all we can say is we ve had a negotiation in good faith with the European Union with all contracting parties and all contracting parties have signed on to this agreement
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Twin girls fail to join boys hockey team
Twin sisters Amy and Jesse Pasternak who won a rights challenge to try out for the West Kildonan Collegiate boys hockey team were released with 11 other players after the final practice. Amy vied for two goalie spots against three, Jesse for 16 positions among 27 skaters and defensemen.
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West Kildonan
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Abe wins Japan’s postwar premiership in landslide
Nationalist Shinzo Abe, age 52 and hand picked by Koizumi, becomes Japan’s youngest postwar prime minister after a decisive parliamentary victory. He pledges robust U.S. alliance, economic reform, spending restraint, and a firmer stance toward China, plus constitutional revision and patriotic education.
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