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02 Aug 1984
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1984
Page
1
Charter helps save city man in noise bylaw case
Chris Cameron, 23, saw a city noise bylaw fine reduced to 150 from 250 by Judge Philip Wambolt in provincial court. He argued a prior police warning had not been given, invoking the Canadian Charter of Rights protecting against cruel and unusual punishment for a May 26 loud party at 734 Sixth St. S.E. in Medicine Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Wyness
the News
Cameron
Sixth St. S.E
Iran Air hijackers surrender after cockpit explosion
Passengers and crew aboard an Air France jet were released unharmed as three Iranian hijackers surrendered after an explosion in the cockpit. The hijackers had threatened to blow up the plane unless France freed five jailed associates. they claimed allegiance to the Islamic Organization for the Liberation of Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afp-Ap-Reuters
Tehran
Air France
Frankfurt
Paris
France
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
IRNA
Islamic Organization For the Liberation of Qods
Jerusalem
Sky Pirates
Party leaders earmark cash and defence plans
Canadian leaders campaign across regions with Mulroney pledging to raise the armed forces to 90 000 and restore distinct uniforms while Turner cites a 307 million savings from a spending review to fund new priorities. Broadbent meets farmers amid complaints on rates and farm incomes with a plan to restore the Crowsnest Pass freight rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Mulroney
Turner
Mulroney
New Democrat
Ed Broadbent
Sas- Turnerkatchewan
Newcastle
N.B
Eral
Canada
Vancouver
Quadra
NDP
Province eyeing pump aid for drought hit farmers
Agriculture Minister Fjordbotten announced plans to buy pumps and 56 kilometres of pipe to supply water from rivers to dugouts and dams in southern Alberta. One dozen producers wait, with several miles of pumping per farm. Aims include low cost to farmers and restoring feed freight assistance for livestock amid drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strickland
the News
Provincial Agriculture Department
Re Fjordbotten
Alberta
Fjordbotten
Bank forgiving most of Lee Richardson debt in mutual deal
Bank of Montreal writes off most of a 410 000 debt owed by Lee Richardson deputy chief of staff to Brian Mulroney. Under a mutual compromise the bank settles for about 50 000 repaid over nine years with 450 monthly installments and retains his shares. Richardson faced heavy personal losses after the stock market downturn while directing Alberta premier Peter Lougheed's Calgary office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam News
Calgary
Bank of Montreal
Lee Richardson
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Richardson
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Liberal
Bryce Mackasey
Accused killer Hansford remanded in murder case
Edward Allan Hansford, 21, charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of cabbie Ken Spoonheim, remains jailed after a Court of Queen's Bench hearing. Justice Willis E. O Leary remanded him to appear in provincial court on Aug 14 for a preliminary hearing date. RCMP escorted Hansford, dressed casually, from the hearing with attorney Grant Rombough present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Curtis
the News
Edward Allan Hansford
Ken Spoonheim
Court of Queen’s Bench
Willis E. O’leary
Hansford
Spoonheim
Supreme Court ruling empowers citizens to sue city hall
In a 3-2 decision the Supreme Court of Canada held public officials can be sued to enforce local bylaws. Justice Bertha Wilson says officials must pay when enforcement fails. Critics warn higher taxes and more red tape, while supporters call it a necessary citizen protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Calamas
Southam News
Ottawa
City
Supreme Court of Canada
Supreme Court
Bertha Wilson
Wilson
Roderick MacKenzie
Vancouver
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TV Sun
Western Express
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RCMP
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John MacPherson
Rombough
David Carter
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