Kim Sorge Works Out at Coaldale Gymnastics Club
Kim Sorge, 5, of Coaldale, practices on the bar under instructor Lori Noble during a Coaldale Gymnastics Club session at John Davidson School. The photo credits Herald photographer Michael Drew and likens the effort to future stars like Olga Korbut and Nadia Comaneci.
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Herald
MICHAEL
Kim Sorge
Coaldale
Lori Noble
Kim
John Davidson School
Olga Korbut
Nadia Comaneci
Calgary bylaw on prostitutes ruled unconstitutional
Corner Ottawa bylaw restricting prostitutes is unconstitutional the court says it invades federal power over criminal law. The ruling notes similar bylaws passed in cities from Montreal to Vancouver in attempts to curb streetwalking activity.
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OTTAWA
Calgary
co Court of Canada
Bora Laskin
Montreal
Vancouver
Judy Erola proposal criticized by Romer on women's roles
Jeanne Romer says Judy Erola's plan would limit women's societal roles rather than advance liberation. Weather outlook reports a cold night with near minus seventeen low and near minus eight Wednesday with cloudy skies and milder conditions expected.
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Judy Erola
Jeanne AG Romer
reece
Seen and Heard about Town at Legion Burns Night
Billy MacDonald toasts the lassies at the Royal Canadian Legion Robbie Burns Night. Readers invited to contribute via The Herald at 328-4411 Ext 316.
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Billy MacDonald
Royal Canadian Legion
Robbie Burns
The Herald
Ottawa delays signing of U S cruise missile testing pact
Canada will delay signing the umbrella defence agreement with the United States by at least ten days. External Affairs Minister Allan MacEachen says testing of unarmed cruise missiles will be allowed on Canadian soil under the pact, with details kept secret until formal signing. A separate treaty on cruise testing is planned for an Alberta weapons range after the umbrella agreement is in place.
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OTTAWA
United States
Canada
Allan MacEachen
MacEachen
Europe
U.S
Canadian
Gilles Lamontagne
Alberta
UN officer urges UN aid on Canada native health crisis
World Health Organization officials in Geneva urge Canada to lower aboriginal housing and mortality rates. Dr S W A Gunn says WHO could study the indigenous death rate if invited, a move federal officials view as an internal matter. Alberta teen death rates are many times provincial averages, with heart disease and cancer leading Canadian causes overall.
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OTTAWA
Canada
World Health Organization
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations health organization
S. W. A. Gunn
Canadian Journal of Public Health
Gunn
John Last
Indonesia
Nigeria
University of Ottawa
Canadian Public Health Association
universi
Alberta
Federal Health and Welfare Department
UN organization
Alberta faces billions lost if oil cartel fails to agree
Alberta faces potential revenue losses totaling billions if world oil prices collapse due to OPEC failing to set production quotas. Treasurer Lou Hyndman says the exact amount is hard to measure as the 1961 energy pact assumed high prices. Even a $1 per barrel shortfall could trim annual energy revenues by about $200 million.
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EDMONTON
Alberta
Lou Hyndman
Hyndman
Julian Koziak
United Way officers map cuts after short of goal
Lethbridge United Way fell about 39,000 short of its 1982 target of 324,817 with roughly 285,000 collected from the drive. Roelofs says about 17,500 must be trimmed from 1983 agency budgets, with 13 of 20 groups facing up to 10 percent cuts.
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DWAYNE JANEE
Lethbridge
United Way
Morley Roelofs
Roelofs
Ron Basford
Basford
Harry Basaraba
Handyman Service
Parent’s Place
Five year old Micheline Poulin hailed as hero after Cardston fire
Five year old Micheline Poulin woke her family to a kitchen fire that destroyed their Woolford area home. No injuries were reported though damage is about 60000 dollars. The family, now staying in a Cardston motel, plans to relocate to town while their farm buildings remain safe.
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JUDY KOSKEWICH
CARDSTON
Micheline Poulin
Woolford
Steven Poulin
Poulin
seegen
Micheline
Andrea
Paulin
Eric
here
CMP
Kevin Graham
Graham
Caen
Court gives Indians tax break
OTTAWA CP Indians living on reserves are exempt from income tax the Supreme Court ruled ending a decade of legal doubt and likely freeing funds held in trust. The ruling overturns a federal appeal decision against Gene Nowegijick a Gulf Bay reserve logger.
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OTTAWA
Supreme Court of Canada
Federal Court of Appeal
Gene Nowegijick
Gulf Bay
Ontario
National Revenue Department
Brian Dickson
Dickson
Nowegijick
federal
Attorney General’s Department
Bay
Micha Mencrer
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