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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Apr 06, 1978

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Whelan announces interim wheat payment amid election speculation

Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan disclosed a 60 million dollar interim Western Wheat Stabilization payment to Prairie farmers, part of a larger policy context shaping Liberal election expectations. The plan aims to finalize 1977 crop year payments by spring, with a larger fall settlement projected between 100 and 140 million dollars.

Alex Binkley Ottawa Eugene Whelan Whelan Ontario Trudeau Jiune Saskatchewan Lorne Nystrom NDP Yorkton-Melville Frank Hamilton Swift Current Maple Creek Commons Otto Lang Wheat Board Winnipeg Canada Grains Council

Medicine Hat hospital expansion may begin before policy release

Medicine Hat and District Hospital could start general expansion this summer if authorities clear three plan points the Hospitals Minister says are under review. The decision hinges on the psychiatric wing size, total expanded floor space, and cost escalation justification.

Edmonton Medicine Hat and District Hospital Gordon Miniely Miniely Psychiatric Square One Medicine Hat

Oil sands deal reached between Japan and Canada

TOKYO AP Japan Oil Sands Co JOSCO says it reached a basic agreement with Petro Canada on a 140 million project in Alberta The plan calls for JOSCO to invest 71 million for a 25 percent share of Athabasca region concession rights A letter of intent was signed by JOSCOs subsidiary Japan Oil Sands Primrose Co and Petro Canada the government owned oil firm

Tokyo Japan Oil Sands Co JOSCO Alberta Japan Oil Sands Primrose Co Petro- Canada Athabaska

Gas stations pass on tax cut in provincial rebate

A NEWS survey of 18 local stations shows most lower prices after the government's 10-cent gas tax rebate. All 18 cut regular gas by 10 cents. Esso outlets cut lead free by 10 and premium by 9 cents. Shell stations cut lead free by 9 and premium by 7 cents, with varying regional adjustments.

Esso Shell

Yukon group urges self government and province status

The Yukon task force on national unity urged that Yukon become Canada’s 11th province to obtain self government. The six member Yukon Legislative Assembly committee said Yukon's inclusion in Confederation is voted for and Quebec’s status parallels Yukon's demand for constitutional reform. The report cites Ottawa control over finances and revenue, and a long colonial pattern versus provincial rights. The piece also notes local gas price adjustments where outlets pass or fail to pass a federal tax cut, with consumer pressure likely to drive prices down.

Whitehorse Yukon National Unity Canada Ottawa Yukon Legislative Assembly Quebec Confederation Levesque Parti Quebecois Monsieur Levesque Pearson South Orville Hoare Provincial Treasury

Government under fire for dollar in budget eve

Ottawa reports intense opposition to the sagging dollar as election speculation rises. Finance Minister Jean Chretien says he likely will name a budget date, while the government faces pressure ahead of the anticipated federal budget announcement.

Ottawa Jean Chretien

Budget push sparks debate as dollar slides in Commons

Ottawa government announces new budget next Monday night as dollar dips to 87.87 cents US. Jean Chretien taunts Tory leader Joe Clark amid questions on controls and economic strategy while polls show Liberals at 45 percent and Conservatives at 34.

Chretien John Diefenbaker Prince Albert Gallup New Democratic Party Joe Clark Clark

McDermott Named President of Canadian Labor Congress

Dennis McDermott, 55, elected unopposed as president of the Canadian Labor Congress replacing Joe Morris. McDermott, former Canadian director of the United Auto Workers, vows to broaden the labor movement’s reach into politics while pursuing bread and butter issues of bargaining.

Quebec Dennis McDermott Canadian Labor Congress CLC Joe Morris British Columbia McDermott United Auto Workers Morris Congress CLC Executive Council

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