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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1981
Page
2
Horsman argues provincial funding could finance a culture centre via a joint use deal with Medicine Hat College. He favors locating the centre on the college site, estimating about 180000 dollars annual operating costs, and says the city could refuse the funding route but must agree to terms if pursued.
Canadian Bankers Association officials report record rates have not caused wide pain. President Robert MacIntosh says banks won’t pull the plug at first trouble and mortgage arrears have declined as incomes outpace rates.
About 20 members of Regina Group for a Non-nuclear Society demonstrated as a CP Rail train carrying yellow cake halted in Regina, with equal numbers of CP Rail security and city police on hand. Greenpeace's Patrick Moore joined the protest, urging Canada avoid uranium transport risks. The train continued to Port Hope, Ont, after a 20 minute stop in Regina with no incidents.
Jurors will hear largely prosecution evidence as Ted Drabick faces two counts of unlawful confinement two of extortion and one of using a firearm in a Calgary incident I front of Judge Allan Cawsey. Defence lawyer Eldon Woolliams said no witnesses would be called and will address the jury.
In Medicine Hat 65 vacancies remain for post secondary students while 100 are on the active file. The Hire A Student program, funded by government and the Chamber of Commerce, places high school and post secondary students in summer jobs.
Alberta Ombudsman Randall Ivany cautions top AUPE officials against interfering with his drive to improve the child welfare department. He denounces an AUPE editorial as misrepresenting his report on foster care and child abuse while defending targeted action against negligent workers.
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