White Paper on Constitutional Reform Sparks Federal Province Debate
Edmonton reports Civil federal reform plans aim to constitutionalize the Supreme Court create a regional federation house and define rights. Alberta Premier Lougheed and Hyndman voice concerns over phase two amending formula and federal control of resources. Basford says Phase I precedents allow new measures while Phase II tests provincial power. Alberta plans to study the legislation when introduced.
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Edmonton
Ron Basford
Pierre Trudeau
Basford
West
Bill Bennett
Victoria
Lou Hyndman
Ottawa
B.C
Alberta
Hyndman
Canada
BNA
Supreme Court
Federation
Peter Lougheed
House of the Federation
Hynd
Man
Lougheed
Bennett
Financing announced for six aircraft by War dair International
War dair International Ltd of Edmonton said it arranged two bank financing plans totaling about 192.95 million US dollars to acquire two Boeing 747-211Bs two DC-10-30s and six GE CF6-50 engines with related gear. The banking group is led by CIBC with others including TD Bank BMO Banque Canadienne Nationale and Bank of British Columbia.
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Edmonton
Wardair International Ltd
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
U.S
McDonnell Douglas
Wardair
Toronto Dominion Bank
Bank of Montreal
Banque Canadienne Nationale
Bank of British Columbia
Alberta to publish coal rights notices July 1
The Alberta department of energy and natural resources plans public notices starting July 1 to release undisclosed coal rights. Initial areas were previously withdrawn from disposition under the plains coal drilling program.
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Edmonton
Alberta Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Toronto Dominion official hails western growth amid bank expansion UK
The executive vice president Robert W. Korthals toured Medicine Hat praising the West as an opportunity hub. TD Bank has nine new southern Alberta branches this year, totaling 42 south of Red Deer, with two divisional offices in Alberta. He warned foreign banks may raise costs for new entrants and urged caution on Bank Act changes while noting Canada’s 90 cent dollar and productivity gaps.
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Toronto Dominion Bank
Medicine Hat
Robert W. Korthals
Toronto
Toronto Dominion
Korthals
Alberta
Red Deer
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
United States
California
Difficulties for CBC station CJHM disrupts Medicine Hat broadcast
CJHM CBC radio in Medicine Hat went off air this morning due to a component failure. CHAT Broadcasting Ltd. operates the adjacent transmitter and a CHAT engineer was addressing the outage. CBC relies on CHAT staff for monitoring and maintenance with no CBC personnel on site.
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Medicine Hat
CBC Radio
CJHM
Monarch Broadcasting Ltd
Chat Radio
CHAT
Orv Kope
CJMH
CBC
Canada
Edmonton
Dick Dutka
Dutka
Inequities Need Correcting in Alberta Municipal Act
Senior government official Peter Klompas told the Athabasca county council that major corrective surgery is needed to fix inequities in Alberta's Municipal Assessment Act. Legislation is not expected until after the next provincial election as five tax statutes undergo review. reforms aim to finish within a year to address anomalies.
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Athabasca
Alta
Alberta
Peter Klompas
County of
City Council selects candidate for community services director
Council after closed session chose a preferred candidate for the community services director post, but the name will not be released until the appointment is accepted. The position has been vacant since Tony Tobin resigned on December 6, 1977.
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City Council
Ald
Graham Kelly
Tony Tobin
Als
Armories
Stampede Grounds
Patterson Armories
Kelly
Medicine Hat man jailed for break and enter at Alpha Milk Co
Kenneth Michalezki, 827A 4th St. S.E., was sentenced to one year in jail after pleading guilty to break and enter with theft at the Alpha Milk Company premises in Medicine Hat. Police found a rifled safe during a 1 a.m. June 9 call. Judge Wambolt noted rising break and enter incidents in the city. Three Medicine Hat residents facing narcotic trafficking charges were committed for trial at the Supreme Court.
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Philip Wambolt
Darwin Greaves
Kenneth Michalezki
4Th St. S.E
Alpha Milk Company
5Th St. S.E
Michalezki
Wambolt
Medicine Hat
Supreme Court
Teryl Lee Ford
Peter Shepherdson
Joanna Shepherdson
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