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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 01, 1981

Page

2

Kowalski Offers New Guides for Surface Rights

Edmonton report proposes stricter rules for oil gas and utility access to private land in Alberta. Landowners would receive a minimum 1000 per acre up to 5000 for new energy leases plus negotiated fair market value. Recommendations aim to curb companies pressuring landowners and extend renegotiations of pre 1972 leases.

Bill Sass The Edmonton Alberta Barrhead Ken Kowalski Kowalski Land Conservation and Reclamation Council Energy Resources Conservation Board Surface Rights Board Rights Board ERCB Blanchard Peter Biemans Southeastern Alberta Landholders’ Association

Alberta farm groups praise surface rights recommendations

Alberta legislators released 70 recommendations from the surface rights committee chaired by Ken Kowalski. Energy spokesmen warn many require study. farmers expect stronger landowner rights and clearer compensation for drilling, power lines, or pipelines across private property.

Alberta Ken Kowalski Barrhead Gordon Blanchard Unifarm Surface Rights Committee

Manning Named First Member Of Alberta Order Of Excellence

Alberta honors Senate appointee Ernest Manning the province's first Order of Excellence member. Manning, 73, long served as premier and cabinet minister, later senator, and remains active in politics and radio. Lt Gov. Lynch-Staunton presides over the new order ceremonies.

Edmonton Ernest Manning Alberta Bers Manning Frank Lynch- Staunton Pitt Order of Canada Senate

Urine Contaminated Baby Juice Found in Grande Prairie Jar

Mary Lynn Baker found urine in a 4 ounce Heinz strained apple juice jar bought two months earlier for her five month old Wendy. Health authorities analyzed the liquid revealing urea and benzoic acid. Heinz officials suspect contamination occurred during distribution or possible resealing after warehouse access.

Baker Wendy Grande Prairie Cliff Turner Grande Prairie Health Unit Edmonton

Hinton chooses RCMP end to town police force

Hinton Alberta will replace its 12 member police with RCMP service by year end to save up to 130000 dollars annually. Mayor Gordon Tocher says contractual transition ends December 31 with cabinet approval expected and denies link to last year misconduct probe. Deputy chief Les Smith says officers are confused and angered by the decision.

Hinton Alta Edmonton RCMP Gordon Tocher Tocher Hinton Police Association Attorney-General’s Department Police Administration Alberta Cpl Les Smith

Labor leader William Longridge dies in Toronto at 73

Southern Alberta trade unionist William Longridge, 73, died Sunday in Toronto. As secretary treasurer of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers he helped organize Medalla Potteries, Dominion Bridge, Dominco Calgary and Canada Cement Exshaw. He helped found the Alberta Congress of Labor and the Canadian Congress of Labor and ran for municipal and provincial office. Survived by wife Josie son Jan and a Toronto grandson.

Alberta William Longridge Toronto International Union of Mine Longridge Medalla Potteries Dominion Bridge Dominco Calgary Canada Cement Exshaw Alberta Congress of Labor Canadian Congress of Labor National Union Josie Jan

Brooks plant burns in Brooks causing $1.5 million damage

A fire at the Golden Medal Seeds plant in Brooks destroyed the building and contents with an estimated 1.5 million dollars in damage. The alarm rang around 8 a.m. and volunteer firefighters controlled the blaze by 9:30 a.m. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation by police.

Brooks RCMP Dan Murdoch

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