Grimm loses suit won't resign
Medicine Hat News reports that Grimm loses a civil suit and will not resign from his official post, with details on the ruling and potential next steps.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1995
Page
1
Judge awards Bob Reidy $173000 in 1979 land dispute
Court of Queen's Bench justice ruled for Bob Reidy in a complex 1979 land deal involving Grimm Hirsch and Cardinal Business Holdings. The decision grants $150,000 profit plus $23,000 in damages, with appeal options possible and no resignation required for Medicine Hat mayor Grimm.
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Bob Reidy
Court OF Queen’s Bench
Ye Grimm
Medicine Hat
Grimm
E.W.N
Skip
Real Estate Commission
Reidy
Wainwright
John Hirsch
Grant Gardiner
Cardinal Business Holdings Ltd
Scherer Realty
Medicine Hat Real Estate Board Co-operative
Hirsch
R.V. Deyell
Deyell
Gardiner
Ing Devell
Macdonald
Grimm and Hirsch
Sixth Avenue
First Street
S.E
Prankster Hurls Egg At Berlin Mayor During Trial
In Berlin, Dieter Kunzelmann, a longtime political foe of Mayor Eberhard Diepgen, hit his target in court, splattering Diepgen with a raw egg during testimony. Kunzelmann had smuggled the egg into the courtroom and taunted the mayor, shouting Easter remarks.
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Berlin
Reuter
Eberhard Diepgen
Diepgen
Santa Claus
Dieter Kunzelmann
Kunzelmann
Klein defends TV bill for Premier speech
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein defends a televised address costing about 100000 dollars including production and advertising. Jim Day says the broadcast will air January 29 on CTV and CFRN Edmonton, replacing last year’s outlets at ITV. Klein says costs come from the government advertising budget and rejects CBC free-for-all ideas.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Ralph Klein
Jim Day
Klein
CTV
CFRN
ITV
Day
CBC
Supreme Court preserves anonymity for sexual assault complainants
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that an Alberta judge overstepped in lifting a publication ban on an Edmonton woman who accused John Richard Adams of rape. The decision upholds a long standing rule that complainants in sexual assault cases may remain anonymous to protect reporting and future cases. The court overturned Justice Joseph Feehan of the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench and affirmed shielding complainants from public identification.
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Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Alberta
Joseph Feehan
Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench
Edmonton
John Richard Adams
Feehan
Crown
High Court
Canadians face higher local bills despite no break on long distance
Ottawa cabinet overturns CRTC ruling allowing Bell Canada to raise local service by 2 per month for three years while not mandating equivalent long-distance discounts. Bell expects an extra 12 million dollars monthly in year one as consumer groups call the move a corporate bailout amid ongoing competition.
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Ottawa
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
Bell Canada
CRTC
Bell
John McLennan
Canada
Michael Janigan
Public Interest Advocacy Centre
Unitel Communications
Sprint Canada
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Frank Webber
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Amanda Bonogofsky
River View Greenhouse
John van Dam
Ce Alee
Rati
Ann Landers
Edmonton Journal
Canadian Press
Joanne Chianello
Ottawa Citizen
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