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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 06, 1981

Page

2

Clark slams Trudeau as rates bite Canadians hard

Joe Clark charged that Pierre Trudeau's priorities are upside down as high lending rates reach a record 20 percent. He urged restraint on federal spending, selling Petro-Canada shares to foster Canadian ownership, and backed Alberta's halt on two oil sands plants until an energy agreement is reached.

Spruce Grove Alta Pierre Trudeau Joe Clark Clark Yellowhead Trudeau Petrofina Spruce Grove Composite High School Petro-Canada Alberta

Canadian businessmen blamed for missing Arab market potential

Tom Heenan of the Hassan Ali Ben Ali Group in Qatar told the Contrade 81 trade conference that Canadian firms are seen as uninitiate and naive in the Middle East. He cited Saudi Arabia's 100 billion dollar budget for capital construction and noted Belgium does more business there. Heenan warned Canadians to follow up on opportunities, then apologized for blunt remarks.

Edmonton Tom Heenan Hassan Ali Ben Ali Middle East Heenan Qatar Saudi Arabia Belgium Canada Horst Schmid Alberta

Amnesties End Calgary Hostage Drama After Five Days

In Calgary, Ted Drabick agreed to surrender after Alberta Attorney General Neil Crawford promised amnesty for his wife Anne, ending a five day hostage siege. Court heard tapes of negotiation with city lawyer Webster Macdonald Jr. and details of mortgage and loan renegotiations with TD Bank and Bank of Commerce.

Calgary Ted Drabick Alberta Neil Crawford Court of Queen’s Bench Drabick Webster Macdonald Jr Anne Toronto Dominion Bank Bob Redfern Mark Pollard Macdonald Bank of Commerce Rudolph Mayer

Nuclear energy urged to meet NIC challenge in Europe

Walther Casper, a West German industrialist, told the Contrade 81 conference that Europe must adopt radical changes including nuclear energy development to reduce oil dependence and compete with Newly Industrialized Countries. He warned aging energy gaps and rising NIC debts require structural shifts, stressing high tech industries over labor intensive manufacturing.

Edmonton Western Europe Walther Casper Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Casper Orangesellschaft Frankfurt-Main European Economic Community EEC Quebec West Germany South Korea Taiwan

Rain eases drought fears in southeastern Alberta

Rainfall last month boosted the Oldman and Highwood basins feeding the South Saskatchewan, with plains averages about 250 percent above normal and mountains 30 percent. Hydrometric engineer David Graham notes no irrigation or hydro shortages this year, but warns a belt of rangeland remains drier than normal. May rainfall reached about 350 millimetres, and rivers are returning to normal yet high flows are possible in June.

Edmonton Alberta David Graham Alberta River Forecast Centre Oldman Highwood South Saskatchewan Graham

Ivany presses for action over two Alberta social workers

Alberta ombudsman Dr. Randall Ivany vows to press for action after a report faulted two social workers for failing to inform courts in child welfare cases. He will meet Social Services Minister Bob Bogle to urge disciplinary steps, while the department says no unlawful conduct was found. A related case saw a judge remove a child based on a worker's advice, and the child later died with the father charged in the death.

Edmonton Alberta Randall Ivany Ivany Bob Bogle Brian Miller Social Services Attorney-General’s Department

Esso warns Cold Lake project may shut down

Esso Resources Canada says the 11.6 billion Cold Lake heavy oil project may shut this fall if the federal and Alberta governments do not reach satisfactory energy price and resource-sharing terms by June end. About 500 work there. current cash flow is red due to price, taxes, and depletions.

Calgary Esso Resources Canada Ltd Arden Haynes Haynes Cold Lake Alta Esso Alberta Marc Lalonde Alberta Energy Merv Leitch Banff Ottawa

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