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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 01, 1982

Page

14

Energy tax breaks fall short for oil industry

Calgary executives say the federal package worth 2 billion dollars in tax breaks and benefits is timid and too short lived to lift exploration. Industry leaders note the measures are less than Alberta’s recent 5.4 billion package and cite weak investor confidence and uncertain timelines as barriers to major development.

Steve Merts Calgary Marc Lalonde Alberta Energy Merv Leitch Ottawa Alberta R. H. Carlyle Canadian Petroleum Association Bob Buchanan Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors Buchanan Gray

Supreme Court limits air traffic controllers strike rights

The Supreme Court of Canada rules unanimously that the government may designate all public air traffic controllers as essential, barring their right to strike. The decision upholds Treasury Board’s expansion of essential services and signals a shift in public service bargaining and operations nationwide.

Ottawa Supreme Court of Canada Troller Canada Goverment Public Service Canadian Air Traffic Controllers Association CATCA Federal Public Service Treasury Board Government House Public Service Unions Public Service Staff Relations Board PSSRB Federal Court of Appeal Public Service Staff Relations Act Supreme Court

Pope Rebuffs Protestants as Edinburgh Meeting Continues

Pope John Paul met Scottish Protestant leaders amid a large hostile protest in Edinburgh. Protestants, led by Ian Paisley, jeered and threw objects but no one hit the Pope. The visit included ecumenical talks with Presbyterian Moderator John McIntyre and an open-air Mass in Glasgow's Bellahouston Park.

Edinburgh John Paul Glasgow Britain Gordon Cardinal Gray Scotland Bellahouston Park Ian Paisley Northern Ireland Paisley Presbyterian Church of Scotland My Father Liverpool John McIntyre General Assembly Hall John Knox McIntyre Argen

Fate of Carmont oil plan to be decided this week

Montreal news reports the five remaining partners in the Carmont heavy oil upgrader will meet Wednesday to decide if the $1.5 billion project can be salvaged. Shell Canada pulled its 16 percent stake and plans a $30 million refinery revamp to cut heavy oil surplus by about half.

Carmont Oil Montreal Carmont Shell Canada Ltd Shell Jacques Viau William Menzel Gulf Canada Ltd Texaco Canada Ltd Petro-Canada Ltd BP Oil Ltd Soquip Quebec Oil Development Agency Gulf Nicolas Gravino Ottawa Gravino Imperial Oil Ltd Philippe Hervieu Nesbitt Thomson Bongard Inc Hervieu Hibernia Newfoundland

Greenpeace plans nuclear protest in Saint John port

Greenpeace activists aboard the Rainbow Warrior sail into Saint John to plan opposition to shipments of 3000 uranium fuel bundles from Moncton to Argentina. Local 273 IL A members threaten to refuse handling if Saint John ships the bundles, with Montreal Halifax and U S ports possible.

Saint John N.B Greenpeace Rainbow Warrior Argentina Moncton Combustion Engineering Superheater Ltd Abel LeBlanc International Longshoreman's Association Atlantic Canada Boston Michael Mondson Greenpeace Canada Canada Mondson Montreal Halifax United States Ian Skinner Combustion Engineering Portsmouth N.H

Korean C-123 crash kills 49 soldiers and 4 crew

A South Korean air force C-123 transport plane crashed about 16 kilometers from Seoul during an airborne landing mission. Forty nine soldiers and four crew members died, with officials citing a sudden weather change after takeoff and offering no further details.

Seoul Reuter Air Force Defence Ministry

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