Goodbye trains Dayliner ends as CP service halted
The Canadian Transport Commission announced the discontin- uance of the 7 35 morning CP passenger run between Medicine Hat Lethbridge and Calgary. Local CP supervisor Bill Daniel and Chamber of Commerce members describe it as economical though regrettable. Alderman Grimm expects council may consider an appeal but doubts success. Medicine Hat notes may not suffer, but smaller communities along the line likely will.
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Allied farmers unite to press changes on stabilizing bill
Canadian Federation of Agriculture and five Prairie farm groups urge Ottawa to modify a bill they otherwise support. They seek tying payments to current low prices, higher farm product prices, immediate $100 million transition funding, and ongoing grain storage subsidies while ending the Temporary Wheat Reserves Act.
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Police court fines for chalifoux willful damage and assault
Abert Chalifoux 34 pleaded guilty in aotrate's Court to willful damage and common assault. Police say he broke a radio antenna and shattered a private vehicle windshield, causing 133.95 dollars in damage and knocked its driver to the ground. Magistrate C B Macdonell of Calgary fined 100 dollars and ordered 133.95 dollars restitution, plus 25 dollars for the assault.
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Churches Hit in Morning Break-ins
City police investigate two church break ins at Westminster United and Grace Lutheran. No details yet on entry method or items taken.
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Bird of Paradise Dickie Feasts on Odd Snack List
A humorous note accompanies a Martin Nohr news photo describing Dickie the bird, nicknamed the Bird of Paradise, as he enjoys sauerkraut tomatoes oranges sausage and eggs in the city.
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Western Union Strikes Halt Public Offices Nationwide
Two union visions representing 21 000 employees walked out at 12 01 a m after talks on wages and job security failed. The walkout closed public offices across the United States and stopped domestic telegrams money orders and overseas cables while the company kept government communications and certain electronic services running.
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