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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1985
Page
1
Mulroney government names Jeanne Lougheed to Canada Council
In Ottawa and Edmonton reports the Mulroney government announces Jeanne Lougheed wife of Premier Peter Lougheed to the Canada Council joining Ken Danby and three others as the six latest appointments. The choice is seen favorably by Alberta arts groups amid concern over calibre of some appointments. Separately George de Rappard and former Dial Mortgage associates face Alberta Securities Commission hearings September 16 over the 1981 collapse amid prior charges under the Securities Act.
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Southam News
Calgary
Mulroney
Jeanne Lougheed
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Canada Council
Ottawa
Lougheed
Ontario
Ken Danby
Arts
Edmonton
George de Rappard
Dial Mortgage Corp. Ltd
Alberta Securities Commission
Dial
de Rappard
Anton Demong
Securities Commission
Tears delay trial in Jim Keegstra case in Alberta
Witness Trudi Roth broke into tears during cross examination in Red Deer as she testified about what Keegstra taught in Grade 12 social studies at Eckville High School. Prosecutor and defense debated the accuracy of notes and Roth recalled discussions of antisemitic conspiracy theories and the Holocaust being a hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Deer
Alta
Trudi Roth
Jim Keegstra
Roth
Doug Christie
Keegstra
Eckville High School
Christie
Keegsta
Severe April blizzard lashes Alberta provinces and triggers closures
An Alberta Weather Centre report cites one of the worst April storms in 30 years. Snow totals reached 40 centimetres at Cold Lake with up to 70 kmh winds and widespread power outages. Five people died and 10 were injured in traffic incidents across the province as highways closed and frost lingered into Sunday. Local ranchers report losses but some moisture welcomed by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Sellers
The
News
Medicine Hat
Alberta Weather Centre
Cold Lake
Alberta
Cypress Hills Provincial Park
Bassano
RCMP
13Th Avenue
City
John John
Harvey Hassard
Hassard
Roy Funk
Stan Dereniwski
Fort McMurray
Edmonton
Coronation
Steve Fonyo
Fongo
Canada
Nine candidates vie in first city byelection in 35 years
Voters in Medicine Hat decide who will replace George Davison on the City Council with 21 polling stations open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Nine candidates include Ted Ganden Jim Hirsch Hank Iwanicki Alan Joys Chuck Mook Ernest Remfert Duane Roset Pete Simpson and Blair Stolz. Advance polls counted 142 residents. turnout expected around 20 to 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
City Hall
Ted Ganden
Jim Hirsch
Hank Iwanicki
Alan Joys
Chuck Mook
Ernest Remfert
Duane Roset
Pete Simpson
Blair Stolz
Medicine Hat
Alberta
PCB shipments arrive near Edmonton amid PCB rule changes
A 36 400 kilogram parcel of transformers and capacitors filled with PCBs arrived at the Kinetic Ecological Resource Group warehouse in Nisku near Edmonton. Alberta officials checked the truck and noted the transformers had been drained but not sealed per new federal rules. The cargo, en route from Ontario, will head to Kenora to join a stranded shipment and marks one of the final import waves before a May 15 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Ontario
Alberta
Kinetic Ecological Resource Group
Nisku
Nicol
Kenora
Ont
B.C
Ortega calls peace bid a fraud to distract from war
U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz dismissed Daniel Ortega's latest peace proposal as a fraud aimed at distraction ahead of Congress voting on 14 million in aid to the Contras. Kerry and Harkin backed the plan but Shultz and the State Department called it meaningless and incompatible with reconciliation.
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Washington
George Shultz
Daniel Ortega
U.S
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Ortega
Shultz
Nbc-Tv Today
United States
Fifth Hour
Kerry
Harkin
NBC News
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