Mund wins new reprieve in land dispute case
Squatter Ronald Mund received a two month adjournment at the Court of Queen's Bench to seek legal counsel in his dispute with the City of Medicine Hat over land he occupies beside Strathcona Island Park. Mund, living on six city lots, cited financial hardship and past denials from Legal Aid while city counsel warned delays could extend two months.
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Ronald Mund
Court of Queen’s Bench
City of
Medicine Hat
Mund
E.P. MacCallum
Justice MacCallum
Frank O'Connell
Allied Arts creates Medicine Hat Arts and Cultural Foundation
The Allied Arts Council founded the Medicine Hat Arts and Cultural Foundation at its annual meeting in the Cultural Centre to support district artists and groups. Sandra Macdonell was named a director and the fund aims to provide perpetual annual gifts for local arts events or individuals.
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Clay Ellis
Sandra Macdonell
Allied Arts Council
Medicine Hat
Macdonell
Arts Council
Betty Sorenson
Betty Parish
Bulanda warns paving back lanes creates race tracks
Catholic School Board trustee Ted Bulanda warned that paving back lanes behind city schools would worsen traffic and become race tracks. He spoke after trustee Peter Barth proposed paving as a joint use project under the Community Recreational Cultural Grant Program and sought input for possible programs.
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Catholic School Board
Ted Bulanda
Bulanda
Barth
Crime crusader Tommy Common charged with break-in
CALGARY CP Tommy Common 51 former TV and recording artist turned anti vandalism program co ordinator was charged with breaking into his girlfriend s northeast Calgary home Insp Kevin May said the alleged break in stemmed from an ongoing domestic situation Common appeared in provincial court Tuesday and was remanded in custody for one day
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Calgary
Tommy Common
Saniry
Common
Bud Olson
Kevin May
May
Explosion probes unfold as hospital interview looms
Police expect to interview house occupant Ted Feschuk in hospital after a natural gas blast and fire at 33 East Glen Cres SE. Fire Chief Bell and investigators await lab and witness input while insurers guard the scene and onlookers crowd the damaged homes.
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Paul Strickland
East Glen Cres
S.E
Ron Bell
Ted Feschuk
Medicine Hat
Alta Magee
Charles Redpath
Feschuk
Barry Malmgren
East Glen Cres. S.E
Man fined for resisting officers after estranged wife incident
A 35 year old man Donald English of South Railway St. S.E. pleaded guilty to two counts of resisting a peace officer for an May 18 incident by his estranged wife. He was fined 350 dollars on each count after refusing police demands and striking one officer.
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Donald English
South
Dietrich Brand
Gay Suzette Lippert
Bow Island
Lippert
13Th Avenue S.E
Greaves
Brand
Barth Criticizes King's Education Policies At Board Meeting
Catholic School Board trustee Peter Barth attacked Education Minister Dave King for mandating universal evaluation policies. He warned the new system will force districts to hire evaluators from outside and disrupt staff duties, though the board approved five policies.
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Margo Goodhand
the News Catholic School Board
Peter Barth
Dave King
Barth
King
Alberta
Lethbridge
Bart
Allore
Alberta to reimburse half pesticide costs for grasshopper fight
Alberta Agriculture launches a $6.6 million province wide program to reimburse farmers 50 percent of pesticide costs used against grasshoppers retroactive to May 1. The plan covers six common chemicals and prioritizes rural municipalities and agricultural service boards for road and railway spraying programs.
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Alberta
LeRoy Fjordbotten
Jim Armet
Agriculture Service Board
Percy Gendall
Fjordbotten
Armet
Union Carbide
New York
Calgary
Air Canada
Agricultural Service Boards
Laurence Nicholson
Alberta Wheat Pool
Medicine Hat
Empress-Bindless
Nicholson
Gordon Blanchard
Whita
Blanchard
Evening Movie and Sports Guide Highlights
Channel listings show Death Hunt with Bronson and Marvin, The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia with Kristy McNichol and Mark Hamill, La Partie with Peter Sellers, Sparrow with Randy Herman. Sports include Minnesota Twins at Toronto Blue Jays and NBA championship playoff game three. A Symphonie Fantastique conductor’s view with Riccardo Muti is also featured.
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Charles Bronson
Lee Marvin
Georgia
Kristy McNichol
Mark Hamill
Comedia
Peter Sellers
Claudine Longet
Acteur
Second Ordre
Minnesota Twins
Toronto Blue Jays
Riccardo Muti
Philadelphia Orchestra
Hector Berlioz
Ambassador Auditorium
Pasadena
Salit
Medicine Hat
TV Data Inc
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Redpath
Fred Westerson
Provincial Labor Department
Westerson
Rob Skieth
Redi Enterprises Bottle Depot
Redi Enterprises
Frank Webber
Pierre Joseph Debonville
Rice Bay S.E
Debonville
Canadian Tire
Dunmore Road
Paul Strickland of
the News
Saskatchewan
Buffalo
N.Y
Regina
Mike Hogan
Empress-Bindless District
Department of National Defence
Hercules
Hogan
Agriculture Department
Lloyd Harris
Channel Guide
CBS
CBC
ABC
NBC
Access
PBS
CBXFT
CBC French
Cable
CFCN
CTV
Randy Herman
Don Gordon
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