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28 Sep 2006
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 2006
Page
1
First human zero gravity surgery conducted in France
A five doctor team in Merignac conducted the first operation on a person in weightlessness to remove a cyst. The eight minute procedure was done during parabolic flight in a specially equipped aircraft over Bordeaux, with surgeons and crew strapped to walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merignac
France
Dominique Martin
Paught Philippe Sanchat
Sanchez
Bordeaux
Calgary man’s $2500 insurance fine reduced to $1
In Medicine Hat Provincial Court Tuesday Judge Greaves reduced a minimum $2,500 driving without insurance fine to $1 after Crown counsel could not read a Calgary police report. Blair Smith pleaded guilty to two other charges from a July 18 Calgary incident, receiving $115 fines for stop sign violation and speeding, with Waiver of fines for time served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Greaves
Brian Graff
Blair Smith
Smith
Planning panel approves re designation of South Flats land
The municipal planning commission voted to re designate a parcel at 1155 Bridge Street S E from M1 light industrial to R3 medium density residential. The vacant site will trigger a South Flats Area Redevelopment Plan to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Planning Commission
MPC
Bridge Street
S.E
Arar Lawyer Blames McLellan For 9 11 Era Law
Edmonton CP Maher Arar’s attorney Julian Falconer criticized former justice minister Anne McLellan for the rapid passage of anti-terrorism legislation. He argued the Liberal government’s fall 2001 decision to grant police broad powers led to Arar’s imprisonment and torture in Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bangkok Airport Closes as Flights Move to New Suvarnabhumi
AP PHOTO shows visitors and staff in the departure hall of the 96-year-old Bangkok International Airport before closure. From Wednesday evening all flights will land at the new Suvarnabhumi International Airport with full transfer to be completed at 3 a.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Suvarnabhumi International
Biotech Week proclaimed in Saskatchewan civil pride
Saskatchewan proclaims Biotech Week as Agriculture and Food Minister Mark Wartman touts leadership in agricultural biotechnology. He cites world firsts in canola variety and engineered animal vaccine amid research advances in bio processing, food safety, and livestock competitiveness. A separate Gaza item notes an airstrike kill of a 14 year old girl in Rafah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Canada
Agriculture and Food
Mark Wartman
Rafah
Gaza Strip
Quebec teen pleads guilty to threats linked to Dawson case
A 15-year-old Quebec boy pleaded guilty to uttering death threats on VampireFreaks.com. He will stay in custody and go back to court on Nov. 23 for a psychiatric evaluation after police seized two registered weapons from his St-Clet home. He said the posts referenced Dawson College violence and Westwood high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valleyfield
Que
Quebec
Dawson College
Kimveer Gill
VampireFreaks.com
Dawson
Westwood High School
Montreal
St-Clet
Bishops defend Papal critique of Canada on moral issues
Ontario bishop says Pope Benedict spoke from pastoral concern as he critiqued Canada for laws on same sex marriage and abortion. Bishop Richard Smith notes the Holy Father first expressed esteem for the country and its peoples before addressing disturbing developments when values drift from their Christian roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Benedict
Canada
Ontario
Tts
Holy Father
Richard Smith
Christ
Arctic in need of icebreakers and Arctic research
Mead Treadwell of the U S Arctic Research Commission told a House subcommittee that the United States urgently needs new icebreakers to maintain presence in Arctic waters amid Canada sovereignty concerns. He said more ships are vital for research access future oil mapping beyond the 370 kilometre limit.
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Washington
U S
Congressional
Canada
Mead Treadwell
U.S. Arctic Research Commission
Treadwell
House of Representatives Transportation
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