Meeting Clash With St Patrick's Day Ices Board Plans
Dennis O Connell a board member for over four years asks chairman Philip North to reschedule the University of Lethbridge board meeting set for March 17 St Patrick s Day O Connell cites conflict with a university conference on management techniques March 16 18 and his desire to attend the dinner on March 17 He would choose the conference if the board date cannot change for the first time the St Patrick s Day date coincides with a board meeting and an on campus plan for rest students was tabled pending more information The board meets Thursday to consider this and other items
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DARCY KAVANAGH
University of Lethbeage
Dennis O’Connell
Philip North
ohave
St. Patrick’s Day
O’Connell
O'Connell
North
England
County Cork
Ireland
U of L
Canada
United States
Japan
St. Pau
pat ’Connell
U of L rest
bn weee
last man Cosgrove
nonces
Fires devastate Victoria and South Australia killing many
Parched roads in Australia burn as fires race through drought areas in Victoria and South Australia. At least 29 people are dead and about 450 injured as thousands flee burning homes. Some motorists trapped in flames while police and rescuers recount the toll. Environment Minister says it is premature to comment on Peigan dam proposals until the band decides their plan.
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SYDNEY
Australia
South Australia
Victoria
Fred Bradley
Peigan tribe
Peigans eye
Weather forecast for tonight and Thursday
Low tonight near 5 and high Thursday near 8 with scattered showers. The outlook calls for unsettled skies and brief showers across the region. Temperature swings may affect plans with showers more likely in the afternoon.
Town chatter on speed rabbits and flies in local wards
Council remarks touch odd solutions for speeding with a jackrabbit proposed by Councillor Don McRae of Nanton and Coe as a radar substitute. Debates cover local fly control representation from Lethbridge County Council, Valetine mood at Marlene's Kitchen, and English garden plans in England, plus questions on simplifying school grants and council meeting hours.
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Coun
Don McRae
Nanton
Willow Creek
Bob Coe
Coe
Coaldale
Don Ober
Lethbridge County Council
Shirley Desbiens
Sheldon Steinke
County of Lethbridge
Roelof Heinen
Quebec teachers push walkout as truce discussed
About 3,700 members of l Alliance des professeurs de Montreal voted 64 percent to continue the strike against Bill 111 after a five hour meeting at a Verdun hockey rink. A three week truce was proposed if the province seeks mediation by Thursday, when the back to work law would start, risking termination, loss of seniority, and higher fines if defied.
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MONTREAL
Quebec
teachers’ federation
l’Alliance des professeurs de Montreal
national assembly
le Centrale de l’enseignant du Quebec
Verdun
Quebec proposes tough measures to end teachers strike
Legislation introduced by the Quebec government would fire teachers taking part in strikes and strip them of seniority for missed days. Fines equal to one day’s pay could be levied for each day of work missed, with six month suspensions of union dues and doubled minimum fines for illegal strikes. Union leaders and boards condemned the move as a War Measures Act style attack on education, democracy, and the public service.
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QUEBEC
Quebec Human Rights rter
Montreal
Dube
Parti Quebecois
Charbonneau
Gateway Project to place youths in six week jobs in Lethbridge
The Gateway Project, funded at 101000 by a Canada Community Services grant, launches Monday in Lethbridge. Non students aged 15 to 24 will gain six weeks of work experience with local non profits, paid from project funds. Up to about 30 placements are planned over eight months, with referrals from Canada Employment and Immigration and coordination by the Lethbridge Volunteer Bureau Association and YWCA offices.
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Lethbridge
Gateway
Canada Community Services
Canada Employment and Immigration
One Gateway
Teen awarded 30 million in abuse case in South Carolina
A 16 year old, sexually mistreated for nine years, wins 15 million in actual damages and 15 million in punitive damages from a Kershaw County jury. The stepfather faces bankruptcy risk and criminal charges were dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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CAMDEN
S.C
Robert Burnside
Kershaw County
Carroll Furman
Mar
J. Edward Bell
Lethbridge Star Leclaire Drafted by B C Lions
A Lethbridge native and UBC running back Pete Leclaire was drafted by the British Columbia Lions in the CFL. He spoke from Vancouver about testing, his injury recovery, and his goal to make the team while pursuing architecture studies. He noted his chances depend on camp and coach comments.
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Lethbridge
British Columbia Lions
Pete Leclaire
University of British Columbia
Vancouver
bein
secon
ABC
Leclaure
Jonna
Lions
Alberta
Johnston Dominates Southern Alberta Donor List in Elections
Lethbridge East MLA Dick Johnston led all Southern Alberta candidates in large donations for the November campaign with 7,350 from Lethbridge firms and $1,000 increments from Intergroup Advertising Relax Industries Westwind, among others. Opponents trailed, while smaller gifts totalled 11,850 and various firms and individuals contributed under the limit.
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KATHY KERR
Herald
Edmonton Bureau
EDMONTON
Lethbridge East
Dick Johnston
Alberta
Johnston
Intergroup Advertising Ltd
Relax Industries Ltd
Westwind Investments
West Wind Construction
Babbi Le Grandeur Millar and Thiessen
Lethbridge law office
Canbra Foods
Palliser Distillers Ltd
M and M Development Ltd
Servpro Cleaning
Calgary
Lethbridge chartered accountant
Carpenter and Company
J. Arthur Wood
NDP
Ed McRae
Leonard Friessen
Alberta Union of Public Employees
Western Canada
Mike Bennison
Pleasure Pools
Jo Maurice Enterprises
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Centrale
Yvon Charbonneau
ila ha
DNIBRIDGE INTEEV
Herald photo
Betty Cronquist
Judy Carr
Metropolitan Toronto Zoo
Ron Gilmore
Libby
zoo
B.C. Lions
Gogo
Lethbridge West
John Gogo
D. A. Marting and Associates
Robert J. Giesbrecht
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