Alberta land agents licensing reforms reshape compensation rules
The report states that if farmers and land agents disagree on compensation, a right-of-entry order can be issued by the surface rights board with a seven day objection period. Pipelines and power towers prompt single payments. improvements may follow. Alberta now enforces licensing under the Land Agents Licensing Act revised last November, unique among provinces. Previously a $50 fee sufficed to become a land agent.
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Poland Tightens Stand as Solidarity Faces Forceful Action
In Warsaw the Communist Party stiffened its resistance to Solidarity as police broke up a sit-in at Nowy Sacz town hall. Stanislaw Kania attacked Rural Solidarity leaders while the government urged calm and rule of law. Lech Walesa planned a Rome visit to meet Pope John Paul II.
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Iran parliament seeks end to hostage crisis ahead of Reagan
Tehran reports two emergency bills to resolve the U S hostage crisis by January 16 aim to appoint a third party arbitrator for U S Iran financial claims and to nationalize the late shah assets to ease U S asset return Naz ENT Behzad Nabavi presented the measures as Majlis votes set for Tuesday amid ongoing negotiations.
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Begin signals early election plan amid cabinet rift
Prime Minister Begin backs June elections after his finance minister’s resignation toppled the coalition. Cabinet ministers weigh an early vote while opposition Labor vows to push legislation if the government stalls. a minority of hardliners prefer prolonging rule to expand territorial control.
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Boone dies inspires Western dandy TV heroes
Hollywood obituaries report Richard Boone age 63 died Saturday from throat cancer. He starred as the card carrying hired gunslinger in Have Gun Will Travel and later appeared as John Wayne s adversary in Big Jake and The Shootist. Cremation and private memorial services are planned.
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Britain's state steel industry fights for survival amid closures
Britain’s state owned steel sector, already halved, faces bankruptcy as mills close from Corby to Wales and Scotland. Trade unions vow resistance while Ian MacGregor pushes cuts of at least 20,000 jobs and plant closures.
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Lethbridge Roy Plaza collapse blamed on build skills lapse
A government task force finds Roy Plaza failure rooted in poor procedures and skills. It cites lack of professionalism and communication by architect Fooks and Johnstone Architects Ltd and by Earl and Crane Construction Ltd, plus contractor and engineer failures. It urges tougher contractor qualifications and inspections, and notes no charges will be filed.
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