Budget cuts outlined for Medicine Hat 1982 capital works plan
Medicine Hat's 1982 capital works budget totals 25.7 million, down from 37 million in a prior year, with the River Valley project worth about 9 million receiving the top funding. Several projects including a new police building and Kipling Street administration building were deferred to 1984, while Maple Avenue widening will be provincially and municipally funded.
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Patriots and a Gala Mark Feb Patriation Plan
Ottawa sources say Canada may patriate the constitution on February 21 or 22 with a Royal Visits gala at the National Arts Centre for the Queen. Officials stress patriation date is tentative and not tied to the Arts Centre booking.
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Drug roundup pleases Medicine Hat police
Medicine Hat city police report 27 charges after raids over Saturday morning ending a three to four month narcotics investigation. Twelve youths and one 41 year old woman face conspiracy to traffic narcotics charges with LSD marijuana and hashish involved. Thirteen others are charged with possession and the force notes schools were targeted though the battle continues with more charges pending.
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Larry Brink
Brink
Narcotics raid nets 27 charged in city history
RCMP and city police wielding 29 search warrants charged 13 adults with possession and 13 with conspiracy to traffic narcotics after the weekend raid that also involved a juvenile. Drugs included LSD marijuana and hash oil with charges to appear in provincial court later January.
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Larry Brink
City council approves bylaw to raise gas and power rates
Bylaws to increase natural gas and electricity rates were approved by the city council. Utilities committee chairman Ald. Ken Sauer blamed rising federal energy taxes for the higher increase.
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Nuclear site attacked near Lyon in anti-nuclear protest
Five rockets hit the Creys Malville reactor site 45 km east of Lyon causing a minor wall hole. No injuries. The attack claimed by a group calling itself Pacificist and Ecological Committee. Rocket launcher found on Rhone bank. rockets reportedly stolen from the French army. Construction not yet in service. previous protest in 1977 noted.
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Lyon
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Pacificist and Ecological Committee
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Creys- Malville
Creys-Malville
Canada weighs expanding CHIP insulation aid to 1966 homes
Ottawa weighs an $85 million plan to extend the CHIP program to homes built before 1966, boosting eligible dwellings by about 800,000. If approved by Energy Minister Marc Lalonde and Treasury Board, start dates before April are unlikely. most uptake remains modest and not retroactive to newer homes.
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