28 Sep 2002
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 2002
Page
1
Police found a shotgun wrapped in plastic in a coulee below College Drive and Primrose Drive S.E. early Friday. Staff Sgt. Lou O'Reilly said the find was unusual and investigators continue to look into the matter.
A cereal grain fungus fusarium graminearum found in hay shipped from Manitoba to central Alberta. Alberta officials warn contaminated hay and bedding straw could carry the disease, with no effective treatment and prevention key to avoid spread and lifelong impact on crops and livestock.
A short motto attributed to Verry Flint notes that competition is painful yet yields strong outcomes, reflecting a belief in effort and persistence as key to achievement.
Regina reports show 2,500 Health Sciences Association members on a full scale strike delaying cancer treatments and forcing airlifts for eight critical cases. Surgeries postponed as 600 had already walked out. Calgary paramedics may bolster teams if the dispute continues.
Andre the fiberglass alligator dressed in Mardi Gras garb was taken from outside the Vineyard on First restaurant last week. Raul Moran and Patricia Moran say the 3 1/2 foot sculpture has been returned after a newspaper reward notice with no questions asked. The Morans plan to repair Andre and resume displaying the exotic decor while promising closer watchfulness.
Palliser Health Region board members unanimously oppose the Kyoto Protocol saying it would hurt local welfare and jobs. Dr. David Swann defends Kyoto as an independent voice while urging Canada to balance environment and economy.
Andrew Natsios announced a performance based aid approach at a G-8 ministers meeting in Windsor. Developing nations must reform via market measures to qualify for US aid, while socialist regimes should expect no financial assistance. The U.S. plans a 50 percent aid increase to 15 billion over three years, with Canada and other G-8 members present.
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