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16 Dec 1986
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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
Dec 16, 1986
Page
1
Vertican Plans Fr Expansion At Medicine Hat Plant
Vertican Western Inc expands its Medicine Hat operations to create new jobs. A news conference Wednesday at the 17th Street S.W. plant will outline the expansion details, announced by city economic development manager Dave Cormier. Vertican manufactures window blinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertican (Western) Inc
17Th Street
S.W
Dave Cormier
Vertican
Former Tory joins NEP as first Quebec NDP MP
Ed Broadbent announced former Conservative MP Robert Toupin has joined the NDP, making Toupin the party’s first Quebec MP. Toupin said he left the Conservatives last May, criticizing it as a party favoring high finance and multinationals over people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
NEP
Ottawa
New Democratic Party
Ed Broadbent
Robert Toupin
Toupin
Quebec
Broadbent
Conservatives
Surplus miscount shifts expected utility revenues
A $6.2 million error in the Medicine Hat utility budget inflated the end of year revenue projections. Utilities officials trace the discrepancy to missing $2.8 million in industrial feedstock sales, correcting the nine to twelve month figures and affirming a 1987 budget remains intact. The error changes the year end result to a $2.2 million surplus for gas oil and electric departments instead of a $3.4 million deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Bob Nicolay
Medicine Hat News
Utilities Committee
Ald
Ken Sauer
Sauer
Nicolay
Winston Kerr
Kerr
Alberta gas supply limits spark hearings on exports
Canada holds about 100 trillion cubic feet of proven gas while consumption nears 2 trillion annually and exports rise. Producers seek looser tests to ship more to the United States, arguing new wells take years to come online. Public hearings by the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board start January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canada
United States
Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board
Alberta
National Energy Board
National Board
Gwyn Morgan
AEC Oil and Gas Co
White House shakes NSC staff as Carlucci takes helm
New NSC chief Frank Carlucci begins a shakeup after resignations by Howard Teicher and Rodney McDaniel. Teicher, tied to the Iran arms affair, cites personal reasons and will leave in March. McDaniel also resigns. Carlucci screens aides amid Iran affair disclosures and names Fritz Ermarth as a top adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
National Security Council
NSC
Frank Carlucci
Larry Speakes
Howard Teicher
Carlucci
U.S
Iran
Teicher
Senate Intelligence Committee
Reagan
Robert McFarlane
Oliver North
Speakes
Rodney McDaniel
Fritz Ermarth
Central Intelligence Agency
Military study urges limits on gays and women in CF units
The armed forces study group recommends banning homosexuals from the Canadian Forces and restricting women from combat units except helicopter squadrons. Defence Chief Manson circulated a Telex ahead of full report, while Defence Minister Beatty awaits recommendations within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Armed Forces
Defence
Paul Manson
Armed Forces Council
Perrin Beatty
Manson
Beatty
Union workers jeer replacements as Gainers strike ends
In Edmonton union members accept a four year contract with Gainers. Replacements who filled jobs during the six month strike return to the plant amid taunts. Wage raises of three percent in 1989 and 1990 plus a pension fund surplus are part of the deal. Unionbacked giftsflow to Gainers families and workers in Slave Lake are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Gainers
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Ontario
Dave Ashton
Ashton
Alberta
Don
Getty
Peter
Pocklington
Ed Seymour
Seymour
British Columbia
Richmond
Kamloops
Victoria
Canada
Zeidler Forest Industries Ltd
Slave Lake
Alta
Mike Dalrymple
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