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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 02, 1982

Page

2

NEP changes fail to fully aid Alberta oil sector

Medicine Hat area service operators say the national energy program revisions announced by Energy Minister Marc Lalonde will help only modestly. They warn small independent oil drillers and oil well service firms face ongoing hardship despite tax cuts and limited price measures. Local officials predict continued slow business and worry higher taxes if broader reform isn’t pursued.

Medicine Hat Marc Lalonde House of Commons Karl Thomas Brooks Thomas B.J. Hughes Services Ltd Alberta Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission Merv Leitch Lalone Mike Sehn Mike’s Welding Ltd Redcliff Gordon Johnson Opsco Oil Well Pressure Surveys Ltd

Edmonton considers anti hooker bylaw crackdown

Edmonton's proposed bylaw would criminalize street prostitution and soliciting, with fines from 100 to 500 dollars. Critics say it intrudes on lives while police see it as a tool against street solicitation. council could vote on June 14. Calgary’s similar measure awaits a Supreme Court decision.

Edmonton Legislative Affair Paul Norris Norris Calgary Supreme Court of Canada

Airport tax hike raises maximum air levy to 23 dollars

Canada’s government lifted the maximum air transport tax to 23 dollars from 17 50 to cover rising costs at publicly owned airports. The 8 percent rate remains for most tickets while high price fares hit the 23 dollar ceiling. Domestic increase began Monday and is not retroactive.

Edmonton Canada Transport Canada Gabe Heiser Heiser

Bright future for cattlemen in Saskatchewan

The election of the Progressive Conservative government is seen as boosting the Saskatchewan beef industry. Joe Willmott of the Saskatchewan Stockgrowers Association notes 20 legislative members rely on agriculture, possibly yielding a more receptive government. He blames the prior NDP for focusing on grain over livestock, which accounts for 29 percent of the province's economy. Willmott cites a market upturn improving near-term livestock prospects.

Swift Current, Sask Saskatchewan Joe Willmott Saskatchewan Stockgrowers Association Swift Current Willmott NDP

Ironbridge director backs Medalta museum idea in Medicine Hat

Dr. Neil Cossons of Ironbridge Gorge Museum says a Medalta Pottery site working museum could work in Medicine Hat. He notes Ironbridge's profit boost and local buy in after initial funding, engineering a model for a Canadian project.

Medalta Medicine Hat Neil Cossons Ironbridge Cossons Medalta Potteries Ltd Britain Canada Medalta Avenue Nell Cossons Ironbridge Gorge England Kiwanis Club Jack Forbes

Sindlinger forms Alberta party aims for middle ground

Tom Sindlinger moves to create the Alberta Party drawing about 200 supporters in Edmonton. He envisions a private enterprise oriented party with social conscience and a moderate stance, challenging Western Canada Concept and the governing PCs. A leadership convention is planned for November with a Red Deer policy meeting in June.

Edmonton Tom Sindlinger Alberta Party Alberta Western Canada Sindlinger Calgary Buffalo James Schleppe Beiseker Alta Vicechairman Red Deer

Calgary man loses jury trial right under new Charter

Justice Hubert Prowse ruled that Joseph Edward Allen, 44, cannot demand a jury trial after twice failing to appear for a 1980 rape case. The decision states nonappearance can extinguish the right unless excused. Allen’s counsel argued the Charter guarantees a fundamental jury right. prosecutors countered it is not absolute. Allen’s June 7 trial date was set after the ruling.

Calgary Hubert Prowse Court of Queen’s Bench Joseph Edward Allen Allen Donna Martinson Iane Manfred Delong Vancouver

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