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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Apr 01, 1985

Page

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Redcliff man charged with two invoice deception counts

Charges were read in provincial court against Jerry Beach of Redcliff for using invoices to deceive Redcliff School District. No plea entered. Remanded to Thursday at 2 p.m. First alleged offence date April 13, 1983 from Medalta Ford Tractor Ltd. Second date March 9, 1984 from Grassroots Landscaping and Irrigation Ltd.

Jerry Beach Sixth Avenue S.E Redcliff David Carter Beach Carter Medalta Ford Tractor Ltd Grassroots Landscaping and Irrigation Ltd

Anonymous donor fuels Edmonton telethon with 1.5 million gift

An anonymous donor contributed 1.5 million to a telethon for a children's health care centre, bringing total gifts to just over 2 million. Ken Alyluia of the Northern Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation said the funds will be distributed at 150,000 annually over ten years. The donor's identity was not disclosed.

Edmonton Ken Alyluia Northern Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation Alyluia

Police bomb scare disrupts Toronto transit amid terrorism threat

Police detonated a controlled charge at a Bay and Front shelter as part of a security operation tied to a bomb threat from Armenian extremists. The blast destroyed the shelter and left an unknown traveler injured, while thousands avoided transit during a heavy security clampdown.

Bay and Front Streets Union Station Pope John Paul Cit Toronto Transit Commission City Roads Department Jack Marks RCMP Metro

Morgentaler faces abortion charges in Winnipeg raid

Dr Henry Morgentaler is remanded to April 15 on three abortion related counts after a Winnipeg clinic raid on March 23. Bail is set with no conditions as police pursue further charges from a second raid this weekend. Morgentaler calls the actions oppression and vows the clinic will reopen April 8.

Winnipeg (Cp Henry Morgentaler Manitoba Morgentaler Winnipeg Charles Newcombe Montreal Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench League For Life Greg Brodsky Winnipeg Police Department Brodsky

In Edmonton Crash Two Hercules Planes Kill Nine Airmen

A five member board of inquiry will take at least three weeks to report on the Friday crash of two Canadian Forces Hercules transports. Nine Canadian airmen and a U.S. officer died when the aircraft collided after a fly past during Royal Canadian Air Force anniversary celebrations. debris strewn over a four block area remains to be cleared as investigators begin their work. Memorial service planned for Wednesday.

Edmonton Royal Canadian Air Force Cliff Redekop Canadian Forces Base Canada Defence Erik Nielsen Dick Adam Ai Irea

Canada to end rule limiting women from high radiation jobs

Canada’s Atomic Energy Control Board plans to remove a rule that restricts women to lower radiation exposure than men for nuclear work. The change, urged by AECB President Jon Jennekens, aims to equalize limits after a New Brunswick complaint and a self sterilization threat highlighted discrimination. The old 3 rems for three months for men would apply to both genders, expanding hiring for women in reactor maintenance and repair roles.

Margaret Munro Southam Ottawa Canada New Brunswick Power Commission Atomic Energy Control Board AECB Jon Jennekens New Brunswick Point LePreau Jennekens Ontario Hydro Bob Menard

Oil sands attract investment amid technology and tax incentives

Edmonton CP reports oil sands development surging in northern Alberta as about $4 billion flows into pilot projects and expansions. Industry officials cite new tax terms and easier financing, with major plans at Syncrude Mildred Lake and Shell Peace River, plus several smaller ventures and job creation.

Walter Krevenchuk Edmonton Alberta Hans Maciej Canadian Petroleum Association Syncrude Canada Ltd Fort McMurray Maciej Syncrude Mildred Lake Macier

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