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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1986
Page
1
Buxbaum seeks permission to marry while in prison
Helmuth Buxbaum, 48, imprisoned for life for arranging his wife’s murder near Highway 402, has applied to Millhaven Penitentiary for permission to marry a London woman. The warden must approve to avoid prejudice to justice. a spouse could not be compelled to testify. Parole not due for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London. Ont
Helmuth Buxbaum
London
Buxbaum
Millhaven Penitentiary
Kingston
Ont
Denis Curtis
London ‘Free Press
Millhaven
Highway 402
Curtis
Six Horses Die In Calgary Stampede Chuckwagon Crash
A spectacular crash in the Calgary Stampede chuckwagon second heat left five horses destroyed and two outriders hospitalized with injuries. Gary Mahan and Randy Robinson were among those hurt, while Desjarlais and two others faced wrecks as wagons tangled on the backstretch. Judge Norm Haynes called it the worst crash he has seen after 20 years of watching chuckwagon races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary (Cp
Calgary Stampede
Mike Whittle
Stampede
Prairies
Randy Robinson
Grant Smith
Gary Mahan
Ron David
Royal Banking
Airdrie
Alberta
Desjarlais
Danny Jordens
Jordens
Norm Haynes
Calgary
Provigo pulls South African fruit over unfounded threat
Provigo Inc. in Montreal says it will remove all South African fruit from shelves after a threat by a small group calling itself the Azanian Peoples Liberation Front. No direct message or evidence of contamination found. action cited as precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Provigo Inc
Quebec
Andre Sicotte
Provigo
Azanian Peoples Liberation Front
Azania
Sicotte
Joan Eddis
Federal
Department of Health and Welfare
Canada
Gainers boycott persists as union rejects mediator’s call
Edmonton CP report details mediator Al Dubensky’s 25 recommendations for the 40 day Gainers meat packing strike. Ed Seymour of UFCW says the union won't present the report as a settlement basis and will keep the boycott and strike, while noting issues like overtime pay and replacement workers remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
al Dubensky
Gainers Inc
Ed Seymour
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Dubensky
Alberta
Gainers
Ian Reid
Seymour
Unemployment Eases Nationally as Hatters Cut Rates
Canada’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate falls to 9.5 percent in June, with Medicine Hat down from 15.8 to 10.3 percent. District totals show 4,371 unemployed on insurance, with 61 percent male and 39 percent female, led by construction and clerical sectors. Alberta sees a 12,000 rise in unemployment amid oil price woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Medicine Hat
Statistics Canada
Edmonton
Michael Clemis
Immigration Canada
Brooks and
Bassano
Ers
Clemis
Alberta
Biker sues RCMP over drunken driving incident
Guy Armand Lafleur of Mission B C sues the Royal Canadian Mounted Police alleging officers failed to stop him from driving while impaired outside an Agassiz inn. He says he drove four kilometres before crashing into an oncoming truck. He names RCMP officers Frederick Richardson Joseph Depaulo and Robert Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
ICP
B.C
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Frederick Richardson
Joseph Depaulo
Robert Morrison
Getty rejects further royalty cuts for Alberta economy
Premier Don Getty told the legislature that further royalty cuts or a floor price for oil would not help Alberta. He argued large oil firms could use extra profits to reward bankers or buy rivals, while loans on equity financing with incentives would spur drilling and job creation. He warned a national funding commitment is needed due to high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Committee of Supply
Getty
Ray Martin
New Democrats
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Mike Royko
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Phil Ponting
Reid
Peter Pocklington
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