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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 15, 1978

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Domglas Pact Signed Weakens Worker Strikes in Redcliff

Local 201 of the United Glass and Ceramic Workers union and Domglas Limited in Redcliff signed a memorandum of agreement after three days of talks. Union president Roy Hoffman said the pact will go to a ratification meeting Monday at Harmony Hall. About 300 workers have been without a contract since May 15.

United Glass and Ceramic Workers Union Domglas Limited Redcliff Roy Hoffman Harmony Hall Hoffman

Leaders gather for talks in Bonn Berlin summit opens

Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau arrives in Bonn to join a two day economic summit with U.S. President Jimmy Carter and leaders from Japan Britain France and Italy. Carter tours Berlin pledging unity and detente tied to human rights as East German tensions flare.

Bonn Pierre Trudeau U.S Jimmy Carter Berlin Japan Britain France Italy Trudeau Donald Jamieson Jean Chretien Bonn-Cologne Gerhart Baum West Germany Helmut Schmidt Carter John F. Kennedy Tempelhof Germany Frankfurt United States Federal Republic Wiesbaden Kennedy East Germany Schmidt West Berlin

Kremlin Warns Critics After Shcharansky Sentencing

The Kremlin condemns Western outrage as Anatoly Shcharansky receives 13 years at hard labor for espionage and anti Soviet activities. Fellow dissidents Alexander Ginzburg and Viktor Pyatkus receive eight and ten years, while Anatoly Filatov is sentenced to death for spying.

Soviet Union Carter Germany Anatoly Shcharansky Africa West Germany Moscow Kremlin Shcharansky Anatoly Filatov

Carter seeks reduction in Shcharansky sentence amid swap talks

United States plans to push for a shorter 13 year term for Russian dissident Anatoly Shcharansky. Reports say Washington might swap Shcharansky for two Soviet citizens jailed in New Jersey on spying charges. Trudeau condemns sentences and repeats offer for Shcharansky's move to Canada if he can leave the USSR.

Bonn United States Anatoly Shcharansky Carter Washington Shcharansky Alexander Ginzburg New Jersey ABC News Trudeau Canada Soviet Union

Delayed Finlay Bridge Pushes Completion to Late August

Public works director Lorne Thompson says Finlay Bridge work will extend one more month beyond July 30 due to heavy summer rain. D and H Construction faces potential penalties of 150 dollars per day, while a contract clause shields acts of God. Resurfacing began in early spring as talks continue.

Finlay Bridge Public Works Lorne Thompson Thompson D and H Construction City Public Works

Trudeau to sail with German leader next week

Prime Minister Trudeau will sail for two days with Chancellor Schmidt aboard a small sailboat from Kiel to Fyn, with only a four member crew and security aides. They will dine with Danish PM Joergensen, then return to Kiel for a private Hamburg dinner.

Bonn Trudeau Schmidt West Germany Kiel Germany Fyn Anker Joergensen Hans Christian Andersen Hamburg Cologne Edward Heath

Seven die in Saint John house fire

A two storey Saint John home fire killed seven people including four Ontario residents. The victims included Mr and Mrs Robert Clark, their daughter and her husband plus two visiting children and another occupant. Coroner and fire officials cited smoke inhalation and pending autopsies to confirm causes. Fire began about 4 am with flames blocking access to upstairs bedrooms.

Saint John N.B Ontario Robert Clark William Ganderton

Rhodesian Massacre Kills 21 in Tribal Village

Rhodesian military reports 21 black villagers slain in a Zwimba reservation attack. One survivor hospitalised in critical condition as violence mounts amid ongoing guerrilla war and bi racial transition government tensions.

Zwimba Salisbury Jeremiah Chirau Ian Smith

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