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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 25, 1987
Page
1
Hess buried in secret grave to avert neo Nazi pilgrimage
Rudolf Hess was buried in a secret grave, blocking a public funeral in Wunsiedel. The disclosure by the Hess family surprised officials and thwarted neo Nazi plans for demonstrations at the burial site. Mayor Karl Walter said Hess is not buried in the town and feared the grave could attract far right groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Reuter
Hitler
Rudolf Hess
West Germany
Hess
Karl Walter
Wunsiedel
Wardair Ground Workers Vote For Strike Action
TORONTO CP Ground workers at Wardair voted in favor of a walkout with about 340 workers ready to be in a legal strike position around September 1. The vote was 95 percent in favor from 200 ballots, spanning Montreal Toronto Calgary Edmonton and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Wardair
Steve Vody
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Montreal
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
Vody
Air Canada
Mediation Start as Rail Talks Hit Impasse in Canada
Ottawa negotiator Bill Kelly entered talks to avert a national rail strike that threatens a $20 million daily impact. Labour Minister Cadieux set a tight timeline for a settlement as 48,000 workers walked off, with unions pressing protections while CN CP Rail cite layoff fears and contractors. Transport Minister Crosbie warned of back to work legislation if talks fail and the wheat board warns of delivery delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bill Kelly
National Rail
Kelly
Labor
Associated Rail
Canadian National
CP Rail
John Platt
Cadieux
John Crosbie
Winnipeg
Canadian Wheat Board
John Morriss
Prairies
Bouchard firm on minor amendments to illegal immigrant bill
Immigration Minister Benoit Bouchard said the government will permit only minor changes to the bill aimed at curbing refugee abuse. He pledged detention review, detention limits to avoid Charter violations, and harsher penalties for people and consultants aiding illegal entry while defending the bill against claims it endangers genuine refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Benoit Bouchard
Bouchard
Canada
Commons
Ing
Federal
Canadian
Mayor opposes privatization fight delays city services review
Mayor Ted Grimm rejects privatizing city operations and warns of a political backlash while Finance Committee members push to study privatization for possible cost cuts. Aldermen Bauman and Flynn say a statewide review could explore private options for non profitable services and utilities as a cost efficiency measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Grimm
Grimm
Finance Committee
Lyle Flynn
Flynn
Bauman
B.C
Truck linked to Safeway robbery suspects named
Two men used Wanda Lee Woodward's truck in the Aug. 14 armed robbery of the Division Avenue Safeway in Medicine Hat. Woodward is missing. Calvin Harvey Smoker and Daniel Gingras face charges. new homicide charges follow discovery of a body in northeast Edmonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Lee Woodward
Division Avenue S. Safeway
Medicine Hat
Larry Brink
Woodward
Brink
Safeway
Southview Mall
Lance Mayer
Mike Durbeniuk
Medicine Hat Police Service
Edmonton
Calvin Harvey
Wetaskiwin
Edmonton City
Edmonton City Police
Lori Nagy
Lawyers Call for Plain Language to Gain Legal Access
Stephen Bindman reports that Jean Bazin new Canadian Bar Association president says Canada’s justice system is too costly and complex for most citizens. He urges plain language laws and alternatives like arbitration to improve access while Chief Justice Brian Dickson warns against endless litigation and urges a helping profession mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Bindman
Southam News
Ottawa
Canadian Bar Association
Jean Bazin
Montreal
Association
Bazin
CBA
Brian Dickson
Dickson
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