28 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 2001
Page
1
The Medicine Hat News launches Countryside a new weekly feature Fridays on pages C4 5 offering a look at rural life people farmers townspeople and their passions. Readers can contribute tales by calling 527 1101 ext 212 to share Countryside stories.
A Trail couple who have collected Beanie Babies for six years donate 100 of their 200 toys to New York terrorist attack victims in hospital care. Buyers pay eight dollars to select a baby, hold it, and write wishes on large postcards to accompany the gift. The donors plan to add a Canadian flag and a label marking the gift from BC.
Statement attributed to Dr. Bernie Siegel urges giving love without measuring it and notes the response is shown in how others treat you. The message frames generosity as a selfless act that prompts positive reciprocity from people nearby.
Premier Ralph Klein announces sweeping cuts in Alberta’s budget after Sept. 11, shelving 500 million in projects and freezing hiring and discretionary spending. About 300 million was energy rebate money likely unused. projects at risk include an Edmonton arts high school and two 125 million dollar health facilities in Calgary and Edmonton.
A full page Alberta Teachers' Association ad targets two Medicine Hat Public School Board members amid a protracted labour dispute with teachers. The $2200 message accuses Karen Charlton and Fred Kramer of derailing a negotiated agreement, urging readers to vote for reliable candidates. Charlton calls the ad counterproductive and points to provincial policy as the real issue.
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