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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 26, 1978

Page

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Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede Schedule Update

The schedule lists today and Thursday events at Medicine Hat with free admissions and timed performances. Highlights include the agriculture arcade, beef carcass judging, pony chuckwagon races featuring the Keith Hitchner show, a giant downtown parade, Bim Bom Boom from Moscow Circus, and the official opening at 2 p.m. with casino operations restarting.

Keith Hitchner Oscar Wittke Emnplex Moscow Circus Emplex

First test-tube baby born in Oldham England

The world’s first test-tube baby, a five pound 12 ounce girl, was born to a 30 year old British woman and her truck-driver husband after in vitro fertilization and implantation. Dr. Patrick Steptoe and Dr. Robert Edwards led nine years of research with ethical debate, while the family valued privacy and later sold their story for a substantial sum.

Oldham England Reuter John Brown Lesley Patrick Steptoe Steptoe Robert Edwards Cambridge University Brown Max Perutz British Medical Association Central Ethical Committee John Dawson Mrs. Brown Bristol

Air Canada Ground Staff Seek 15 Percent Wage Rise

A federal conciliator recommends a two year package with a 15 percent wage increase for Air Canada's 7 500 ground service employees as labor talks proceed in Montreal.

Montreal Air Canada

Nigeria to Quit Games Edmonton boycott linked to apartheid policy

Nigeria will boycott the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton citing its anti apartheid policy and accusing New Zealand of bypassing the Gleaneagles agreement. The move echoes Africa’s earlier stance on South Africa and threatens disruptions as airline labor talks risk rotating strikes before the Games.

Teers Algiers Reuter Nigeria Edmonton Sylvanus Williams New Zealand South Africa Montreal International Association of Machinists IAM W. E. Scott Federal Labor Department Ottawa Scott

Alberta Okays Gas Price Increase to 15 Cents

Canada will pay about 210 million more for natural gas as Alberta approves a 15 cent per thousand cubic feet rise. The increase, effective Tuesday, raises the average home heating bill by 21 to 28 dollars, with Ottawa and Alberta aiming to align commodity value to about 85 percent of oil.

Howie Collins Otiawa Alberta Ottawa Canada National Energy Board

Queen Elizabeth arrives in Canada for 12 day tour

Queen Elizabeth and the Royal family arrive at St. John’s for a carefully staged visit marking a 12 day tour through Newfoundland Saskatchewan and Alberta. The trip culminates with the Commonwealth Games opening in Edmonton on August 3 as security teams prepare for crowds.

ST. John's Nfld Canada St. John’s Newfoundland Saskatchewan Alberta Edmonton Ben Jipcho New Zealand Grand Stadium Atlantic Air Canada RCMP Royal Newfoundland Regiment Elizabeth Prince Phillip Prince Andrew Prince Edward City Hall Government House Deer Lake Strawberry Hill Corner Brook Stephenville Regina Britain Edward Prince Philip British Columbia al Vaughan Newfoundland Constabulary Vaughan Lucien Francis Aillaud Marseille

Bank of Canada raises bank rate to nine percent

Bank of Canada increases its lending rate to nine per cent from eight per cent effective Wednesday. Governor Gerald Bouey cites aligning with rising U.S. rates to defend the dollar while noting higher rates will lift consumer borrowing costs and mortgage rates, intensifying inflationary pressures.

Ottawa Bank of Canada Gerald Bouey U.S Bouey

Arts centre plan shifts to intimate theatre and workshop space

A Medicine Hat ad hoc committee finds a large civic theatre is unnecessary for near term needs. It urges a downtown cultural centre with a workshop and storage space and an intimate theatre similar to Fire Hall Theatre, as part of the civic complex downtown.

Medicine Hat Fire Hall Culture and Recreation Advisory Board Community Services Committee City Council Bob Block Len Parker Lorna Shaw Lions Park Medicine Hat College First Street S.E Gas City Planing Mill Ltd

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Stampede Medicine Hat Auto Dealer’s Association Riverside Park Department of Culture and Recreation Volun Martin Nohr CP Air Ralph Steeves Vancouver Arts Centre Group
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