Company Directors Named in Governance Listing
Ron W. Turner leads Finance and Human Resources while Perry D. Gagley heads Reader Sales and Service. Bill Hartley directs Manufacturing and Clarence C. Heringer oversees Advertising in the executive roster.
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Perry D. Gagley
Clarence C. Heringer
Alberta premier challenged by environmental report card
Ralph Klein dismissed the Ottawa Sierra Club grades as two Fs for Alberta while critics warn about heavy logging on crown land, new oil wells near Canmore, and plans for subdivisions behind Jasper and Banff mountains under the Special Places 2000 policy. Environmental groups urge scrutiny of policy and provincial actions.
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Ralph Klein
Klein
Sierra Club
World Wildlife Fund
Ralph
Jasper
Banff
Canmore
RCMP offers 1 million reward in Air India bombing probe
After 10 years of limited action the RCMP announces a 1 million reward for information leading to prosecutions in the 1985 Air India jet bombing that killed 278 Canadians and 51 other people. Families urge a public inquiry as questions persist about RCMP conduct.
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Air India
Toronto
New Delhi
Oklahoma
United States
Canada
Herb Gray
Alberta Labor Plans Privatize Employment Standards
The Labour Department in Alberta outlines a three year plan to privatize teaching and enforcement of employment standards. It envisions simpler laws with many rules reduced or eliminated and more work outsourced to accredited agencies. The plan cites technology use and public private partnerships as core elements amid rising dispute claims.
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Karen Leibovici
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Mark Lisac
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Alberta Labour Plan Weighs Contractors and Good Employer Label
Provincial plan explores staff becoming contractors or leaving jobs with potential loans for setup. Aimed at settlement by accredited agencies and an adjudication board to replace courts. Details patchy with questions on funding fees and agency rostering.
Law of Cyberspace puts Prodigy in peril
A New York judge keeps Prodigy as a defendant in a 200 million libel suit sparked by a subscriber using another account. The piece questions editorial control, censorship, and the need for federal cyber law shielding online operators from libel claims.
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New York
Prodigy
Money Talk
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Harvard Law
Arthur Miller
O Malley Targets Statutory Offenders in Chicago County
The Cook County state's attorney Jack O Malley pursues cases of men having relations with underage females amid debate over political motivations regarding U S Representative Mel Reynolds. Officials offer no comprehensive list of prosecutions while noting a surge in statutory cases since his tenure began.
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Cook County
Chicago
O’malley
U.S
Mel Reynolds
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O'Malley
O'Malley’s Reynolds case amid Chicago prosecutions
Mike Royko notes recurring probes by Illinois officials, highlighting Reynolds as a test case alongside other high profile prosecutions. He cites Shelton Green of the public defender’s office and recalls past verdicts in Hofer and Hudson cases, questioning outcomes and political motives.
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Cook County
O’malley
Shelton Green
Public Defender’s Office
Reynolds
O'Malley
Illinois
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