Federal minister says no funding for Cranbrook crash pool
Vancouver reports Federal Transport Minister Otto Lang stated the ministry will not provide funds for a multi million dollar insurance pool for the Cranbrook crash victims estates. He cited legal limits and pledged to join negotiations but avoid financial commitment.
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Vancouver
Otto Lang
Cranbrook
British Columbia
Lang
Ottawa
Transport Department
Mot
Pacific Western Airlines
B.C
PWA
Calgary
Safeway delay to talks hinges on other chain contracts
Winnipeg Canada Safeway Ltd says it will not rejoin bargaining with striking workers until contracts are settled at Dominion and Loblaws. Industrial relations manager Victor Pinchin cites parity with the others as a condition, while the union reports most workers remain on strike with wages as the core dispute.
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Winnipeg
Canada Safeway Ltd
Victor Pinchin
Safeway
Dominion and
Loblaws
Municipal financing better says urban affairs minister
Edmonton reports Ottawa endorses more municipal revenue sharing and local autonomy. Andrew Quellet says provinces must lead reforms as his government shifts to a global funding approach for community services and housing.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Andrew Quellet
Quellet
Ottawa
How He Lied To Her Husband at Fire Hall Theatre
Shaw triangle comedy How He Lied To Her Husband features Aurora and Henry in a Lost poems caper. Deirdre Swan plays Aurora with sharp expressions, Dan Lander stars as Henry, Danny Hall as Teddy the husband. The one act lunchhour play runs Tuesday to Saturday at 12:15 for a dollar.
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Henry Apjohn
Aurora
Henry
Fire Hall
George Bernard Shaw
Sara Stanley
Apjohn
Teddy
Deirdre Swan
Medicine Hat
Shaw
Dan Lander
Danny Hall
Hall
Sunrise
Fire Hall Theatre
Two city jazz bands light up Fire Hall Theatre night
Bruce Gardiner led Gumdrops for Two as Crescent Heights High CHjazz opened a brass filled show conducted by Bill Wahl. The 14 piece CHjazz, with Lori Leiser and Jana Wyber, the college ensemble led by Larry Krantz, played a string of swing and blues, ending with Somebody Loves Me as the crowd lingered.
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Firehall
Bruce Gardiner
Crescent Heights
CHHS
Bill Wahl
Chiazz_ orchestra
Rodney Gray
Fire Hall Theatre
Richard Link
Cal Bennett
Jana Wyber
Larry Krantz
Elwood Keller
al Gray
Bob McCullough
Lori Leiser
Daryl
Rings Reimbursed After Police Auction Imitation Sale
Vancouver police refund a man who paid 1375 for four rings advertised as silver and gold at a police auction. The rings, valued about five dollars each, will be destroyed to prevent recurrence. Also notes on doll house miniatures club in Hamilton and pheasant chick distribution in Alberta for 4-H members to boost wildlife habitat awareness.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Police
Edmonton
Alberta
BC would face three cent gas rise if Alberta oil cut
British Columbia officials warn the NEB that denying Alberta crude would force BC refineries to import heavier oil, costing about 28 million annually and triggering a three cent per gallon gas increase. Gish notes BC relies on Alberta oil for 70 percent of needs and would need imports and new infrastructure.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Alberta
Norman Gish
B.C. Energy Commission
B.C
National Energy Board
NEB
Ottawa
Gish
Montreal
Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Trans Mountain Pipe Line Co
Trans Mountain
Task force formed at Medicine Hat Separate School Board
The board approved creating a task force to study the need for family life education in the city. Lorraine Lanigan will chair and report to the board after consulting parents teachers and clergy. The group will be handpicked to determine need content and implications. In other business the board tabled Redcliff Bus Lines student busing fare increase pending contract review.
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Medicine Hat
Lorraine Lanigan
Lanigan
Redcliff Bus Lines
Pat Potter
Medicine Hat man sentenced for false pretences in provincial court
Donald Charney 23 of 612 20th St SE received two consecutive seven day jail terms plus two concurrent six month probation terms after pleading guilty to two counts of false pretences involving about 460 dollars in worthless cheques. Madelyn Hay 526 20th St NE drew three days in jail after pleading guilty to five false pretence charges and received three concurrent six month probation terms. Steven Kopeck 350 5th St SE was fined 400 dollars for eight charges of false pretences with about 300 dollars in worthless cheques from 1977 and given until June 15 to pay.
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Dietrich Brand
Darwin Greaves
Donald Charney
20Th St. S.E
Charney
Brand
Hay
Steven Kopeck
Sth
St. S.E
Eels Held As Delicacy In Ancient Rome
A fragment notes that eels were regarded as a delicacy by the ancient Romans, reflecting culinary status and social dining practices of the era.
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City of
Boeing Company
Seattle
Wash
U.S
Lloyd's of London
Boeing
Don Brenner
Dunmore
WNEWS
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Neepawa
Pinchin
Bernard Christophe
Munlebley
F. Scott *Manufacturing Co. Ltd
St. S.W
Stee
Bob Beaudain
Glanville Ford
FORD
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
Fort McMurray
Shaw Triangle
Saturda
Jack Stephanson Pontiac
Buick Ltd
J.S.P.B.L
Larry
GM Parts
L. W
Larry) McConnell
AC Delco Parts & Service
Doll Collectors Unite
Hamilton
Sue MacKenzie
Miniature Enthusiasts
Valley Dale
Tat St
Trans-Canada Hwy
Asia
Greaves
Madelyn Hay
20Th St. N.E
Kopeck
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