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Newspaper
Lethbridge Herald
Location
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1983
Page
1
Seen and Heard column snippets spark local buzz
Albert Kolk defends rug shampooing amid 25th anniversary plans saying it won t be the last until 50th. Coalhurst High principal Herman Gom warns Herald sports editor Garry Allison of news affecting him as school kitchen suffers a fire. Lethbridge city hall receptionist Betty Gal vows to stay out of the Seen and Heard column in 1984 as a New Year s resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kolk
Ed Smulders
Herman Gom
Coalhurst High School
Herald
Garry Allison
Lethbridge
Betty Gal
The Bay has no expansion plans for Lethbridge
The Bay cites flat sales and surplus retail space in Lethbridge as delaying expansion, with Calgary regional head Hal Spelliscy noting no Alberta centre plans and no near term store openings. City officials counter with a study predicting opportunities for a major retailer in the Centre Site area before 1988 amid an otherwise strong Canadian retail year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIC SWIHART
Herald Flat
Lethbridge
Hal Spellisey
Calgary
Alberta
national department store
Spelliscy
Bill Moore
Larry Smith and
Canada
Moore
Moore Spelliscy
Medicine Hat
Camrose
Edmonton
Red Deer
Banff
St Albert
Bay National
Stettler
Brooks
Lloydminster
Peace River
Hinton
Fort McMurray
Duce releases electoral review for Lethbridge election
Municipal consultant Norm Duce releases a 27 page technical evaluation of the Oct 17 Lethbridge municipal election. He urges tighter procedures and indicates a possible path to new polls if flaws are not addressed. The report cites comments by Justice Peter Power on long poll hours and counting errors and is sent to Municipal Affairs, MPs and MLAs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duce
Peter Power
Lethbridge
Dowding Former B C Speaker Charged With 11 Offences
Gordon Dowding a former B C house speaker and NDP MLA was arrested by the RCMP and charged with 11 counts including fabricating evidence and conspiring to subvert justice. He was released on 25000 bail and remanded to December 27. Police offered few details about the arrest or events leading to charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VANCOUVER (CP
Gordon Dowding
NDP
Dowding
Vancouver
RCMP
administration of
Mice From Alberta Ballet Tangle Whiskers In Nutcracker
Suzanne Liska and Marlene Nagy star in The Nutcracker at the University of Lethbridge Theatre. Alberta Ballet Company stage a traditional performance with help from Jolliffe Academy and Studio One of Lethbridge this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Liska
Marlene Nagy
Alberta Ballet Company
the
University
Lethbridge Theatre
Jolliffe Academy
Studio One
Lethbridge
Recommendations would correct wrongs in Lethbridge vote
Norm Duce proposes a 1986 bylaw plan to reform the October municipal election. The package includes returning officer duties, voter identification, sworn oaths for those without ID, computer cross checks, training controls, and a review of 1983 and potential 1986 voting systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duce
Lethbridge
council
Julian Koziak
Peter Lougheed
Lethbridge East
Dick Johnston
Lethbridge West
John Gogo
Chinese artifacts unearthed in El Paso reveal large collection
Archaeologists digging beneath a downtown El Paso parking lot have uncovered what may be the largest turn‑of‑the‑century Chinese artifacts collection found in the United States. David Batcho of New Mexico State University noted many pieces were made in China and brought by Chinese railroad workers to El Paso in the late 1800s, including medicine vials, ceramic bowls, soup spoons, wine jars, and pottery found under the paving near the Cortez Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL PASO, Texas
El Paso
United States
David Batcho
New Mexico State University
Batcho
China
Texas
Cortez Hotel
PLO plea to evacuate Arafat forces under UN flag
UN Security Council debates PLO request to evacuate about 3 000 armed elements and 1 000 militiamen from Tripoli under a UN flag with Tunisia and Yemen as possible destinations. Officials note unknown ceasefire terms and Lebanese government views. precedent for UN flag use cited from Suez and Jordan convoys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNITED NATIONS
Reuter
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Tripoli
Security Council
council
Max van der Stoel
Netherlands
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Zehdi Terzi
Palestine Liberation Organization
Terzi
Arafat
Tunisia
Yemen
UW drive nears goal as $232000 total reached
The 25000 inflow lifted the total to 232000 with the objective at 3311 328. UW executive director Stan Martens notes the residential blitz raised 41636 so far and expects to easily surpass the revised 42000 goal. Five agencies contribute including the Navy League of Canada and the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Martens
Martens
Navy League of Canada
Parent’s Place
the
Salvation Army
Senior Handyman’s Service
St. John Ambulance and Brigade
Weinberger hopeful talks will resume
US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger voiced optimism that the Soviet Union will return to arms talks on limiting medium range missiles in Western Europe within months. He urged that blocking Pershing 2 and cruise missiles backfired, and stressed strength over blandishments in pressuring renewed negotiations. He noted NATO deployments advance and cautioned that space based defence must outpace Soviet progress to avoid destabilization and nuclear blackmail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
Reuter
Caspar Weinberger
Soviet Union
Europe
Weinberger
Atlantic Institute for International Affairs
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Yuri Andropov
Andropov
NATO
Britain
West Germany
Italy
U S
Reagan
Western Europe
United States
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dave Russell
CHARLES
Juhan Koziak
Lethbridge Foothills
Blaine Thacker
Neil Crawford
NORM DUCE
B.C
Suez Canal
West Jerusalem
Mount Scopus
Lethbridge and District
United Way
ROGEF
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