University led push for 30 metre radio telescope array
Scientists propose a Canada wide radio telescope array the CLBA to place eight 32 metre antennas across Canada spanning about 4800 kilometres near the 49th parallel. Lethbridge would host the core site with a Vancouver mission to push cabinet approval for a 70 million project drawing attention from universities and cities nationwide.
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Readymade School to Close After Fall Enrolment Drop
Readymade School will not reopen in the fall after a County of Lethbridge School Board decision cited falling enrolments and high renovation costs. Students voiced mixed feelings about being bused to R I Baker School in Coaldale. some fear crowded classes, while others look forward to new experiences. Athletic squads praised for five titles this season, with students noting the closure may affect sports.
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Poland eyes end of martial law after papal visit
Warsaw officials say Pope John Paul II’s Poland visit could bring complete lifting of martial law perhaps by July 22, Poland’s independence day. Military rule, imposed December 13 1981, was conditionally suspended last year, though some factories remain militarized and controls stay strict. Lech Walesa met the Pope privately amid cautious Western diplomacy, with leaders stressing no immediate restoration of Solidarity or talks, while Justice Minister Zawadzki noted calm public opinion may hasten normalization yet violations could delay it.
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Syrian government ousts Arafat from Damascus
Damascus expelled Palestine Liberation Organization chairman Yasser Arafat after Palestinian rebels ambushed PLO forces in an apparent clash. Arafat, described as grim, departed the city for an undisclosed destination amid the uncertainty of the incident.
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Two Lethbridge Broncos invited to Canada world juniors camp
Ken Wregget and defenceman Gerald Diduck named among three goalies and 45 other top Canadian juniors invited to the national junior team camp in Belleville Ontario from July 29 to August 6 to vie for spots on the squad representing Canada at the world junior championships in Sweden starting December 25. The camp gathers top prospects as preparations begin for the event.
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Farm pitch tourney showcases participation in lakeside finale
Scott Hironaka of the Little League farm circuit learned by Thursday that base getting can be painful. A 12 team farm pitch event includes Coaldale Lakeside Norcrest and Westside divisions. Dennis King says the format emphasizes participation with all teams advancing to the Saturday championships at the Lakeside diamonds.
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