Alberta election factors reshape Alberta legislature
EDMONTON AP two key points shape Alberta election voters aged 18 for first time and redistribution lifting seats to 76 from 65. 18 year olds estimated at 25,000 with uncertain impact per Social Credit attorney general Edgar Gerhart. Redistribution adds 10 net seats and urban bias favors Conservatives while Social Credit stronger in rural areas. Edmonton gains five seats and Calgary four, with other urban seats in Lethbridge Grand Prairie Camrose Drumheller Red Deer St Albert Redcliffe.
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Edgar Gerhart
Social Credit Party
Ira McLaughlin
Social Credit
McLaughlin
Liberals
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Boxing History From Prehistoric Fights To Queensbury Rules
Boxing began in prehistoric times with fist fighting and evolved through Greek and Roman eras. The term appeared in the 13th century. Modern boxing started in England with Jim Figg in the 1700s and the Queensberry rules debuted in the 1860s. Bare knuckle bouts continued in America until 1889 when Sullivan defeated Kilrain under Queensberry rules. Tim Boone of Plainville, Conn., wins prize for the postcard entry.
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Greece
Rome
St. Bernardino
England
Jim Figg
Marquis of Queensbury
America
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Sullivan
U.S
Queensbury
Tim Boone
Plainville
Conn
County Commission Minutes Report Welfare Claims Delayed
Barton Buss told commissioners no bids were received this week and listed claims for approval across county funds totaling 493,261.78. Board held welfare payments pending exact welfare fund totals and state reimbursement, awaiting a $58,000 state check, with further meetings planned on budget and legal matters.
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Barton Buss
Tere
Buss
County General Fund
Glenn Billings
Harry Ashley
State Department of Social Services
Biss
Mental Health Board
County Health Department
Department of Labor
Division of Emergency Employment
Slimmans
Donald Dryer
Sam Telep
Sheriff's Department
National Association of County Officers
Huss
Marshall Anderson
Billings
Tso
Anderson
Ashley
Longshoremen and Teamsters Seek Mediation on Cargo Handling
In San Francisco AP reports the Teamsters and longshoremen face a jurisdictional dispute over handling of containerized cargo. Frank Fitzsimmons proposed mediation and arbitration, with Pacif ic Maritime Association urging off dock mediation as undecided. The ILWU did not respond to the mediation invitation at once.
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SAN Francisco
Teamsters Union
Coast ‘Docks
Pacif
Maritime Association
Iary
Teamsters
Frank
Fitzsimmons
Harry
B Bridges
Men’s
ILWU
Dum
Supreme Court
Bunkum
Election Rivalry Rumors in South Nowhair Run
Fragmented report notes a chaotic South Nowhair election scene with mentions of incumbent Nguyen Tweedle Dam and alleged crowding in past contests. Senior officials including President Richard Nixon and Ambassador Ellsworth Bunkum are cited as considering credence to such claims.
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Nguyen Tweedle Dog
Nguyen Tweedle Dam
South Nowhair
Richard Nixon
Ellsworth Bunkum
Nguyen Tweedla Dum
Bunkum
Tweedie Durn
Supreme’ Court
Dum
Tweedie Dee
Bunkum Dee
Tweedle Dum
Tweedle Dee
Dum Neuyen
Tweedle Minh
Erst-Land Dee
Minh
South Newhall
Nixon
Jackson
South Newhsk
Washington
Anchorage
Alaska
Costa Rica
Tweedie Minh
Dunn
Tate
Henry A. Wallace
Meeting Called Concerning New Youth Panel in Greeley
A public meeting in Greeley’s Municipal Court Room at 7:30 pm invites all organizations and interested citizens to discuss the formation and use of the newly formed Youth Commission. The event aims to unify youth groups and civic leaders in a neutral forum.
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Greeley
Greeley Municipal Court Room
Youth Commission
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