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03 Apr 1981
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1981
Page
1
Senators seek oil price tax rule revision amid Alberta talks
A Senate committee presented energy recommendations after Ottawa hearings and Alberta field inspections. It urges abolishing the production tax on gas used in enhanced oil recovery and considers higher prices for heavy oil, with enhanced recovery potentially boosting domestic oil by about 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Micropoly Library
Ave. S.W
Calgary
Séake
Alberta
Canada
Senate
Ottawa
National Energy Program
Alberta throne speech names housing health care top priorities
Lt Gov Lynch Staunton opened Alberta's 19th legislature with housing health care and social services as the year’s main agenda. The speech pledges expanded housing programs and continued support for native and senior housing, plus hospital construction and a broad social services push including foster care, day care, and emergency shelters. It also signals ongoing negotiations with Ottawa on energy and constitutional issues without changing Alberta’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sass
Edmonton
Alberta
Frank Lynch-Staunton
Lynch-Staunton
Alberta Home Mortgage Corporation
Heritage Trust Fund
Vola Odi
Heritage Fund
Alberta Children’s Hospital
Southern Alberta Cancer Treatment Centre
Calgary
Walter MacKenzie Health Sciences Centre
Heritage Foundation For Medical
Cavanagh Board of Review
Michener Centre
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Commission
Lynch Staunton
Confederation
Lalonde says no energy pricing plan in Winnipeg talks
Energy Minister Marc Lalonde said there will be no comprehensive energy pricing proposal on the table when he meets Alberta counterpart Merv Leitch in Winnipeg on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Marc Lalonde
Alberta
Merv Leitch
Winnipeg
Bank rate edges up to 16.74 per cent in Canada
The Bank of Canada raised its key rate to 16.74 per cent from 16.69 per cent amid inflation at 12.2 per cent in February. Officials say rates will not fall substantially until inflation is controlled, while talks on oil pricing and two tier plans surface in Ottawa and Alberta discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
U.S
Treasury
United States
Warner
Reagan
Ford
Poland's Communists launch pre congress campaign amid criticism
Poland's ruling Politburo members led by First Secretary Stanislaw Kanin began a pre congress campaign after delegates at the central committee meeting criticized party leaders as out of touch. Hardliners Stefan Olszowski and Roman Ney were among early supporters of the consultative approach. In Gdansk Solidarity set another negotiation meeting with the government after calling off a threatened general strike, and leadership shake up occurred with Karol Modzelewski's resignation. The PAP noted a grim first quarter with industrial output down about 10 percent, rising imports and falling exports while Soviet aid was to be increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Reuter
Poland
Central Committee
PAP
Stanislaw Kanin
Stefan Olszowski
Roman Ney
Gdansk
National Consultative Commission
Independent Union
Solidarity
Janusz Onuszkiewicz
Karol Modzelewski
Threats to Reagan rise after assassination attempt
Secret Service reports a substantial rise in threats and unusual interest toward President Reagan since the shooting. FBI and White House updates describe Reagan's fever and steady recovery, while James Brady shows improvement despite brain injury. Hinckley faces psychiatric tests to assess sanity for the Reagan shooting case.
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Washington
Reagan
U.S. Secret Service
Secret Service
Jack Warner
Gerald Ford
FBI
Roger Young
James Brady
Brady
White House
Washington Hospital
John W. Hinckley Jr
U.S
Ronald Reagan
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