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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 15, 1981

Page

2

Former Sacred boss to retire from politics

Bob Clark, former leader of Alberta's Social Credit party, will retire from politics on November 30 after 21 years in the legislature. He plans to start a consulting firm serving federal contractors and cited family and business interests. Clark led the party from 1975 until handing over to Rod Sykes in 1980.

Didsbury, Alta Bob Clark Social Credit Alberta Didsbury Calgary Clark Social Credit Party Rod Sykes Olds- Didsbury William Aberhart Paign Acme Alta University of Alberta

Wardair founder survives belly landing near St Albert

Max Ward pilot and seven aboard escaped unharmed after a twin engined De Havilland Caribou belly landed in a farmer's field near St Albert. One engine was on fire but passengers including Ward's wife Marjorie walked away. Fire was contained by local crews before arrival.

Edmonton Max Ward Wardair of Ward St. Albert Bill Almolky Federal Transport Department Almolky John Toth Yellowknife N.W.T Marjorie Edmonton International Phil Otway Canadian Forces Cfb Namao Tom Spalding Wardair Spalding

Fall decision expected on Head-Smashed-In site bid

A fall decision is anticipated on the application to designate Head-Smashed-In buffalo jump in southern Alberta as a world heritage site. If approved, the 5,500-year-old graveyard of buffalo would join 85 sites including the Grand Canyon and the pyramids, marking a provincial site’s second world heritage status after Brooks Dinosaur Park.

Fort Macleod Alta Alberta Calgary Grand Canyon Rome Brooks Dinosaur Park Peter Bennett Canada Bennett Victoria Department of Culture Archeological Survey of Paul Donahue North America The United Nations Educational and Scientific Cultural Organization Australia L’anse Meadows National Park Newfoundland Nahanni National Park Northwest Territories Kluane National Park Yukon British Columbia Yoho National Park Brooks Park Parks Canada Anthony Island Queen Charlotte Island B.C Northwest

Oil policy impasse hurts Saskatchewan oilfield firms

Saskatchewan officials and oilfield service companies face losses from the Alberta federal standstill on oil policy. A proposed temporary service program would pay standby wages and subsidize loan costs, but initial reaction from firms is negative, with criticism that the aid is insufficient and favors older companies. A separate air show at Moose Jaw saw 10 000 spectators despite heavy rain, forcing cancellation of most demonstrations.

Swift Current, Sask.cp Saskatchewan Alberta Regina Leader-Post Leader-Post Ted Hanlon Sage Oilfield Services Moose Jaw Brent Abbott Cfb

Goodale plans Liberal comeback in Saskatchewan politics

Ralph Goodale, 31, vows the Liberals will rebound in Saskatchewan after winning provincial leadership by acclamation. He promises energetic campaigning, warns rivals while assembling candidates for the next general election as eight federal ministers attend the convention.

Saskatoon Ralph Goodale House of Commons Saskatchewan Liberal Party Goodale Wilcox Sask University of Saskatchewan Assiniboia Estevan Allan MacEachen Norm MacLeod Saskatchewan Party MacLeod Jack Weibe MacEachen Otto Lang Lang Wheat Board

Leitch outlines 2.5 million acre Alberta tree harvest plan

Alberta Energy Minister Merv Leitch announced plans to harvest about 2.5 million acres of mature forest in west central Alberta from Sundre to Lodgepole and Buck Lake to the mountains. Proposals will be invited from companies with emphasis on high timber use and long term jobs, plus reforestation and conservation. Proposals due June 1, 1982, hearings planned, construction hoped for fall 1982.

Edmonton Alberta Energy Merv Leitch Mother Nature Alberta Sundre Lodgepole Buck Lake Leitch Rocky Mountain House Nordegg

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