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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 19, 1978

Page

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Hostage taker ends life in Medicine Hat police chase

Police describe a dawn pursuit starting after Brooks RCMP requested a roadblock. A suspect drove to the Continental Inn and fired shotgun blasts before fleeing toward the Trans-Canada Highway. Officers, including plainclothes units and a standing SWAT team, pursued into Saskatchewan before ending pursuit at the border.

NEWS Larry Brink Brooks Rcmp Medicine Hat Brink Continental Inn Brooks Sixth Street Shell Saskatchewan Walsh Criminal Investigation Department A. J. Niedzwiecki Lethbridge RCMP Calgary Maple Creek Niedzwiecki Calgary Rcmp

Alaska and Haines Highways to be paved this summer

Canada says a multi million dollar Alaska Highway and Haines Highway project will begin this summer. United States will cover the entire estimated 200 million dollar cost under a 1976 accord. The work aims to improve dirt and gravel sections as a gas pipeline plan boosts urgency.

Ottawa Alaska Highway Haines Highway Yukon United States Canada

Mideast talks falter as tension grows at Leeds Castle

U S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met separately with Israeli and Egyptian foreign ministers in England seeking to narrow gaps on West Bank Gaza Strip and Palestinian population. Talks continued amid a gloomy mood with a wide gap remaining between Israel and Egypt proposals.

Leeds Castle England U.S Cyrus Vance London West Bank Gaza Strip Vance Mideast Alfred Atherton Atherton Middle East NATO Brussels State Department Hodding Carter Moshe Dayan Israel Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel Egypt Jerusalem Menachem Begin Shimon Peres Peres Begin Anwar Sadat Austria

Operating engineers strike disrupts Empress construction project

More than 1,000 operating engineers walked off sites in Alberta, including 20 at the Empress ethane extraction plant under construction. Union officials call negotiations pessimistic as a Thursday meeting will discuss the conciliator's report while some work stops and layoffs loom.

Alberta Empress Budd Coutts Operating Engineers Ken Nelson Pacific Petroleums Ltd Cormier Medicine Hat Bob Bannister Calgary Bannister

Girl freed after 300 mile chase ends in suspect suicide

The robbery hostages drama began in Brooks with a shotgun robbery at Eastbrook Motel. A 20 year old Charles Glenmore Clark died at the scene after shooting himself near Walsh following a Calgary pursuit. A 15 year old from London Ontario was arrested. a 16 year old waitress hostage was released unharmed.

Brooks RCMP Walsh Charles Glenmore Clark Eastbrook Calgary London Ontario Don Nelson 19Th Street 44Th Avenue N.E

Dinner ends drama begins for young motel waitress

At the Eastbrook Motel in Brooks a 16 year old waitress on duty since 3 p m faced a tense incident when two motel guests returned with baggage and a sawed off shotgun, according to Nicole Boily wife.

Eastbrook Brooks Nicole Boily Steve Ellerton Baily Ellerton Ederton Calgary Ellertons Walsh

Trudeau woos German leaders during three day visit

Prime Minister Trudeau works to improve Canada image in West Germany inviting industrial and banking leaders to a Cologne luncheon. He tells a blue chip audience Canada will not break up and notes German investment flows to the United States.

Southam News Services Bonn Trudeau Canada West Germany Cologne Federal Schmidt United States Foreign Investment Review Agency FIRA Pierre Trudeau Helmut Schmidt Denmark Anker Jorgensen

Old wells threaten Alaska Highway pipeline timetable

A House clash over redefining stripper wells to 35 barrels a day jeopardizes the $10 billion Alaska Highway pipeline project. The fight risks undermining the May natural gas pricing agreement linked to Carter's energy package, with Energy Secretary James Schlesinger as a potential break in the stalemate.

Washington United States Alaska Canada Texas Jim Wright U.S House of Representatives Wright Democratic Party U.S. House U.S. Oil and Gas Jimmy Carter Energy James Schlesinger

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