City Reconsiders Eviction of Fire Hall Theatre in Medicine Hat
After a first demonstration outside city hall in more than a decade, Ald. Graham Kelly will ask the finance committee to review the December plan to evict Fire Hall Theatre to make room for a computer. Mayor Reinhardt and city officials weigh space and efficiency as protesters urge preservation of the theatre.
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Allied Arts Council
Karolyn Harker
Medicine Hat College
Ronnie Burkett
Medicine Hat
Burkett
Fire Hall Theatre
RCMP inquiry hears of new allegation in break in
Montreal RCMP testimony reveals a new claim the force was involved in an illegal break in outside Quebec. Chief Supt. Donald Cobb says he did not authorize it and news of the allegation emerged unexpectedly during the McDonald royal commission hearings.
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Francis Fox
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Pierre Lamontagne
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Federal Commission
David C. McDonald
Justice McDonald
Agence Presse Libre du Quebec
Toronto
Vancouver
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Protests erupt in Managua after editor Chamorro slain
Fiery protests sweep Nicaragua on the eve of Pedro Joaquin Chamorro's funeral as demonstrators clash with police. Rioters trash buses and buildings, including a Bank of Central America branch and plasma firm Plasmaforesis, amid calls for national shutdowns. Chamorro was killed in an ambush, intensifying this citywide wake and large funeral procession expected to draw up to 100000 mourners.
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Europe
United States
Alberta Heritage fund eyed to back Alaskan Highway gas link
Northwest Alaskan Pipeline Co. chairman John MacMillan said Alberta talks with Ottawa and Edmonton aim to finance the $10 billion Alaskan Highway gas pipeline using the Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund. He cited two proposed lines to the West Coast by 1979 and to the U.S. east by 1980, with Alberta profits tied to payback arrangements and favorable trade changes.
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Ottawa
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Edmonton
Lougheed
Mondale
Canada
Talks stall on Sinai settlements in peace talks
Israeli Defence Minister Ezer Weizman and Egyptian War Minister Mohammed Abdel Ghany Gamassy said negotiations over Sinai Jewish settlements have made no significant progress. They stressed a willingness to bridge gaps as Egypt seeks full withdrawal and demilitarized zones, while Israel insists settlements remain for security.
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Alberta mulls debt support for Alaska Highway pipeline
Energy Minister Don Getty says Alberta is exploring debt financing for the Northwest Alaskan Pipeline Co. project. no equity purchase has been considered or proposed. Discussions with Foothills Pipe Lines Yukon Ltd. have occurred, and Alberta Heritage Fund may be a potential investor.
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