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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Apr 29, 1978

Page

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Davis faces new fraud and theft charges in BC government case

Former British Columbia energy minister Jack Davis says he will clear his name as police charge him with theft over 200 and fraud. Premier Bill Bennett had asked for his resignation after travel expense questions. Davis disputes any wrongdoing and vows to fight the case.

Victoria Jack Davis British Columbia Energy, Transport and Communications Davis B.C Robert Sommers Social Credit Lands and Forests Bill Bennett Garde Gardom RCMP Vancouver Gardom

Alberta Premier Cheers Collapse of Pipeline Talks

Premier Peter Lougheed hails the breakdown of management and funding talks on the Alcan Pipeline involving Trans-Canada and Foothills. He says Western-Canadian control could boost Alberta gains and hints the Heritage Fund or surplus may cover needed capital. The government remains neutral on the breakup.

Edmonton Trans-Canada Pipeline Foothills Pipeline Peter Lougheed Grant Notley Lougheed Alberta Foothills “Group Westcoast Transmission Company Alberta Gas Trunkline Company Alberta Natural Gas Company Ltd Trans-Canada U.S Trans- Canada Heritage Trust Fund

Afghan coup forces impose curfew in Kabul amid blackout

Reports from Islamabad say Afghanistan’s Military Revolutionary Council claims full control after a predawn uprising. The capital Kabul faces a 10 p.m. curfew as borders, airports and communications stay shut. Rebel radio claims Daoud and Naeem killed. three hours of fighting in the capital left about 200 dead. Diplomatic sources note Daoud family members sought refuge in the French Embassy. Leaders include Col Aslam Watanjar and Lt Gen Abdul Qadir.

Islamabad Pakistan Afghanistan Kabul Military Revolutionary Council Mohammed Daoud Naeem Paris Daoud Aslam Watanjar Abdul Qadir Russia Iran

Former British Columbia minister faces charges and resignation talk

Former minister Davis of North Vancouver Seymour faces charges and says no refunds were taken from government. He expects court within a month to six weeks and refused to resign. Davis, 61, served in Liberal and Social Credit governments, with a history in fisheries environment and energy. Premier Bennett has taken temporary responsibility for the energy transport and communications portfolio.

Public Service of Canada Davis North Vancouver-Seymour Social Credit Party House of Commons Fisheries Environment Bennett Energy B.C Frank Calder Phil Gaglardi Summers

Potato farmers resume human blockade of Trans-Canada Highway

More than 400 farmers and 250 to 300 pieces of farm equipment blocked the Trans-Canada Highway at Grand Falls New Brunswick resuming after RCMP warnings. NFU leaders said the protest aims for a national marketing agency while Premier Hatfield rejects talks and a plebiscite. RCMP prepared riot police and heavy equipment to clear the road if needed and said charges would be laid for blocking the highway.

Grand Falls N.B RCMP Urban Laughlin Maritimes National Farmers Union Trans- Canada Fredericton Laughlin NFU Richard Hatfield Hatfield Drummond Malcolm Macleod Ray Zinck Zinck Jim Dionne Dionne New Brun Swick New Brunswick MacLeod

Moro letter begs for deal with kidnappers

Aldo Moro, the 61 year old leader of the Christian Democratic Party, writes from captivity begging the CDP and Pope Paul to bargain with his abductors to win his freedom. Il Messaggero reports the handwritten note, found after midnight Friday, says he is alive and has not been coerced.

Rome Aldo Moro Christian Democratic Party Paul Il Messaggero Moro Red Brigades

Tower collapse halt after deadly scaffolding failure

Construction on three similar cooling towers is paused by Research Cottrell Inc. as federal inspectors test the concrete and search for a cause of the fall that killed 51 workers at a Monongahela Power Co. site in Willow Island West Virginia. Dennis Carlton Jones said work will resume only after findings.

Willow Island W.va U.S Charleston Daily Mail Monongahela Power Co Research Cottrell Inc Bound Brook N.J Dennis Carlton Jones

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