Kensington triangle sale upheld by planning board
The Provincial Planning Advisory Board upheld Medicine Hat City Council’s plan to sell the Kensington playground triangle base in six lots. It rejected residents’ appeal and required planting along the northeastern boundary to shield lanes and rear yards. The board found the council acted in the public interest and that the remaining site can still serve playground needs.
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Calgary
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Premier Ben Khedda signals possible step down in Algeria crisis
In Algiers provisional Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda conditionally agrees to relinquish power to Mohammed Ben Bella's political bureau if the seven man group gains approval from the 70 member revolutionary council. Belkacem Krim says unity remains the aim as Mohamedi Said visits Ben Bella at Tlemcen.
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Reuters
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Mohammed Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Revolutionary Council
Mohamedi
Tlemcen
Algeria
Belkacem Krim
Krim
Front Line City First of a Series Invisible Ingredients Form Wall
Special to The NEWS describes a 35 mile Wall through West Berlin and its brutal toll. It recalls Ida Siekmann’s death on Bernauer Strasse on August 13 1961 and the memorials along the sidewalk. The piece conveys fear, isolation, and the deadly barrier dividing families and neighbors.
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West Berlin
Germany
Ida Siekmann
Bernauer Strasse
Air Crash Kills Two Saskatchewan Doctors
Regina report says two prominent Saskatchewan doctors Dr. John Knox 41 of Maple Creek and Dr. Robert Nixon 41 of Estevan members of the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons council were killed when a single engine aircraft crashed into power lines near Arcola en route to Carlyle Lake Resort area after a near three week stay in Saskatoon over a doctors government dispute. Dr. Knox was found in the wreckage and Dr. Nixon died while en route to hospital via government air ambulance.
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Maple Creek
Robert Nixon
Estevan
Carlyle Lake
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Nixon
Saskatchewan Doctors Rally Against Government Medicare Plan
Doctors in Saskatchewan vow to continue opposing Premier Woodrow Lloyd's government sponsored medical care plan. The dispute, seen as a warning to other provinces, has left medical staff scarce and raised fears over access to specialists.
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Special News Service
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Woodrow Lloyd
Canadian Medical Association
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Lloyd
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Civil Service
Province faces physician drain as hundreds leave
College of Physicians and Surgeons estimates about 725 practicing doctors remain. Officials say more than 100 have left or plan to depart, with at least another 100 showing intent to leave. Determining the total impact will take several weeks.
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
Injunction Refused in Medical Care Act Challenge
Regina regina Mr Justice D C Disbery of the Court of Queen’s Bench refused an application for an interim injunction to suspend the Medical Care Insurance Act until its validity is tested in court.
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Regina
D. C. Disbery
Court of Queen’s Bench
Jetliner Crash Probe Ordered in Britannia Disaster
Canadian Pacific Airlines experts fly from Vancouver to Honolulu to aid investigation into Britannia jet prop crash that killed 27 and injured 13. Eleven Canadians died. four survived as Britannia veered on approach and hit bulldozers near the runway after returning from Sydney.
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Sydney
Australia
CPR
Loans To B C Denied By Leading Banks
The Province reports 20 major investment institutions in Canada and the United States will not lend British Columbia more money until conditions are met. Premier Bennett is on holiday and unavailable for comment on the series by John de Wolf. The paper cites BC credit rating as among the lowest and links the stance to the Social Credit takeover of the BC Electric Company last August.
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Canada
United States
British Columbia
B.C
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Bennett
Social Credit
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Hemisphere Defences Urged Inter-American Armed Force
President Arosemena of Ecuador urged the creation of an inter American armed force to deter aggression and threats to peace. He spoke to the OAS council calling for a stronger hemisphere system of collective security and noted Ecuador’s border dispute with Peru should be handled under established peaceful procedures.
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America
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Green urges continued disarmament talks at Geneva
External Affairs Minister Howard Green of Canada called the 17 nation disarmament conference to stay in session in Geneva rather than adjourn for the UN General Assembly in New York. He condemned nuclear testing as fouling the air and threatening civilization and urged delegates to push for concrete progress.
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Canada
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