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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 01, 1981

Page

1

Sky's the stage for air show Alberta 81 kicks off big event

Sky's the stage for Airshow Alberta '81 with 31 acts on Saturday and 25 on Sunday. Notable performers include Bob Wagner and his wife Pat on a wing walking routine, Art Scholl in a Chipmunk, Frank Ryder with a strengthened Chipmunk, Bob Bishop in the Aerojet, Bob Hoover, the Goldenaires of Airdrie, and the Royal Eagle Squadron. The event runs two days with nonstop acts, later switching to an agricultural display and water bombers. The show emphasizes civilian acts over military displays and features high skill aerobatics, personal insurance notes, and tight scheduling.

Art Medicine Hat Art Scholl Alberta North America Bob Wagner Wagner Pat George Holmes Holmes Scholl Frank Ryder Ryder Bob Bishop Bishop Bob Hoover Goldenaires Airdrie Royal Eagle Squadron Bob Jones

Canadian dollar sinks further as rates rise on weak outlook

The Canadian dollar closed at 80.93 U S cents amid renewed U S rate fears and Bank of Canada rate hikes to 20.54 percent. Traders noted a fragile relief from June’s $570 million trade surplus while caution persisted over a 25 percent rate scenario and a Bank of Canada policy that aims to cool inflation. The Toronto stock market edged higher after a three day drop, aided by demand for high yield certificates.

Canada U.S U.S. Federal Reserve Board Allan MacEachen Bank of Canada Continental Bank of Canada Bank of Nova Scotia Toronto

Steel unions strike at Algoma Stelco in Canada

About 26 000 workers at Algoma Steel in Sault Ste Marie Ontario and Stelco in Hamilton walked off the job amid national strikes. Algoma and Stelco operations shut in Ontario and Quebec with a tentative Algoma pact still under ratification despite worker protests. Local 2251 officials hailed the tentative deal as offering near 50 percent wage and benefit increases over three years.

Canada CBC Algoma Steel Corp. Ltd Sault Ste. Marie Ont Stelco Inc Hamilton Ontario Quebec Algoma United Steelworkers of America Wayne Barbeau Local 2251 Jack Ostroski

Postal talks resume after deadlock in Canada strike

Mediation in the Canadian postal strike, now 33 days old, resumes Tuesday after a three day adjournment. Alan Gold reports the sides will reconsider positions as 23,000 workers seek benefits including paid maternity leave and expanded holidays.

Ottawa Alan Gold Treasury Board Canadian Union of Postal Workers Gold Ontario

Royal couple in Gibraltar for welcome and cruise

Prince Charles and Diana leave the Broadlands hideaway for a Gibraltar welcome and a two week Mediterranean cruise aboard Britannia. Crowds greet them under light rain as Gibraltar prepares a parade and shopfronts display memorabilia.

Romsey England Charles Diana Broadlands Gibraltar Britannia Eastleigh Crown Colony Prince and Princess of Wales

Public takeover urged by Alberta NDP leader Grant Notley

Alberta's NDP leader Grant Notley calls for a public takeover of private utilities, accusing the Lougheed government of exploiting rural and low income consumers. This stance appears on page 2 of the paper.

Grant Notley Alberta NDP Lougheed

Poisonous chemical spill museum Lethbridge faces cleanup cost

Alberta officials call the Owens Distributing warehouse fire a major spill with about 637000 litres of toxic chemicals, 136000 litres escaped, and a second floor threat of 500 containers including gamassan and gramoxone. Cleanup may take a month and cost $100000.

Lethbridge Alta Alberta Jim McKinley Edmonton Joe Sawyer Ciba-Geigy Canada Ltd Ciba-Geigy Sawyer Eric Hutchings Hutchings

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