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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 18, 1980

Page

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Rail delays hurt farmers at Vancouver port

Canadian grain farmers lose millions due to delays in shipping from Vancouver. The Canadian Wheat Board notes a terminal expansion and 2,000 new hopper cars have boosted capacity, but reduced country elevator stocks limit the wheat types available locally. Ed Isaac, local wheat board manager, says movement is possible but supply remains constrained after the four month CNR bridge outage.

Vancouver Canadian Wheat Board Ed Isaac The Wheat Board CNR

Mexico and Canada Strike Oil Export Deal

Canada and Mexico signed a six to twelve month oil export pact with Pemex supplying up to 50 000 barrels daily to Canada by December deliveries start at 10 000 in October rising to 50 000 by December. The deal values Mexican oil at 34 50 U S dollars per barrel while Canadian oil sells around 16 75 Canadian dollars.

Ottawa Canada Mexico External Affairs Department Petro-Canada and Petroleos Mexicanos Pemex Mexico City Jose Lopez Portillo Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries U.S Trudeau

Toronto swimmer aims for three way English Channel record

Cin dy Nicholas plans a 40 hour three way English Channel swim starting from Folkestone aiming for Cap Gris Nez and Dover with Captain Val Noakes aboard. Previously she swam the channel ten times and faces a liver parasite after illness last week but expects favorable weather and tides for a multi day crossing.

London England France Toronto Cindy Nicholas Miss Nicholas Calais Val Noakes Egypt Folkstone Cap Griz-Nez Dover

Poland Crisis Deepens as Strikes Form New Demands

In Poland, 50,000 workers across 21 Baltic factories form a strike committee and issue 16 demands including automatic wage increases, right to strike, vacation pay, abolition of censorship, and media access for religious groups. The move challenges Edward Gierek as Gdansk shipyards see ongoing unrest despite government steps.

N.Y. Times Warsaw Poland Baltic Edward Gierek Communist Party Lenin Gdansk

Canso takeover upheld by court

A Nova Scotia court confirmed that a shareholders vote granting control of United Canso Oil and Gas Ltd to a group led by Calgary oil consultant John Duby was valid. Justice Doane Hallett ruled the vote legitimate and the Duby group now holds the company.

Halifax Calgary John Duby Nova Scotia United Canso Oil and Gas Ltd Doane Hallett Nova Scotia Supreme Court Duby Group United Canso New York John Buckley Justice Hallett Buckley Group Gerry Godsoe Board of Buckley

Libyan revolt denied as Tobruk clashes flare

Reports from Paris say Libyan authorities declare a state of emergency after a rebellion near Tobruk in Cyrenaica. Mutinous officers reportedly fled toward Egypt amid fighting with loyal troops aided by East German advisers. Hundreds of casualties were alleged by sources.

Paris Reuter Tobruk Cyrenaica JANA Reuters London 9Th Brigade Egypt

Lougheed vows resistance to federal gas export tax

Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed says a federal natural gas export tax would be a declaration of war on Western Canada and vows the provinces would resist. He warns of oil supply risks and notes Canada imports a third of its oil while Alberta holds major conventional reserves.

Edmonton Alberta Peter Lougheed Western Canada Canadian Community Newspapers Association Lougheed Confederation Trudeau Ottawa Tage Persian Gulf Middle East

Oil price pact close says Olson in Fort Vermilion

Alberta's sole federal cabinet representative Senator Bud Olson says a pricing agreement for oil is near and warns against sledgehammer tactics from Ottawa or Alberta. He stresses Alberta must accept a fair price and avoid rapid escalation that would widen national disparities. Olson spoke in Fort Vermilion about mounting Alberta Ottawa tensions.

Fort Vermilion Alta Alberta Bud Olson Olson Trudeau Ottawa Edmonton

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