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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 16, 1990

Page

5

Rare animal smuggling on the rise worldwide

Brazilian authorities thwart a flight seizure revealing 14 endangered exotic birds valued over $100,000. CITES and TRAFFIC officials warn the trade fuels global networks moving primates birds reptiles and furs valued in the billions yearly with weak penalties and limited seizure capacity.

Lausanne Switzerland Manaus Brazil Mexico City Jesus Lopez Lopez Jean Patrick le Duc CITES Francois Mouton Traffic Paris Hong Kong Singapore Belgium Say Thailand Indonesia Argentina Spain Iberia United Arab Emirates Jura Pyrenees Massif Central Reunion Indian Ocean

Plane's warning system thwarted potential disaster

Ottawa Citizen reports Canadian Airlines Flight 180 departing Vancouver for Prince George on Nov. 24, 1987, with crew unfamiliar with a new cockpit. The Canadian Aviation Safety Board cites pilot fatigue, late prep, and a flight crew that had not completed the improvised familiarization, yet the aircraft avoided catastrophe due to warnings.

Iain Hunter Ottawa Citizen Ottawa Canadian Airlines International Ltd Vancouver Prince George B.C Canadian Aviation Safety Board Flight 180 CAIL Michael Dukelow Southam News

Doonesbury Flight 180 Tragedy Context and Warnings

The 91 passengers and crew of five faced a perilous approach to Prince George as pilot unfamiliarity with radios and a misset VHF switch caused erroneous instrument readings. Ground proximity warnings likely saved all aboard though miscommunication and misreading readings delayed actions.

Prince George

Ghostbusters scare parents urge public input

Letters argue the Ghostbusters TV series frightens young children and could blur lines between fiction and reality. The writer urges parental caution and requests action from consumer groups, magazines, MPs, and major brands to address the impact on children.

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Klein mocks nude bars amid polluting minds criticism

Audrey Jensen from Stettler reports on Ralph Klein's stance during a phone line discussion. Klein is accused of grandstanding while facing questions about nude dancing by teenage girls in bars and its impact on youth and social issues. The piece notes his alleged disregard for youth concerns and calls for MLA action.

Ralph Klein Cowtown Mr. Klein Don Getty Audrey Jensen Stettler Alta

Premier praised for Senate reform efforts in Alberta

The letter defends Alberta's premier as highly capable and visionary for championing Senate reform. It cites the Senatorial Elections Act and the successful appointment of the first Canadian senator after seven days of negotiation, arguing regional leaders praise him, while criticizing a columnist.

Alberta

Come Home In 90 invites Balfour Collegiate alumni in Regina

Ex students teachers and staff of Balfour Collegiate are invited to a Regina reunion event Come Home In 90 on June 29 30 and July 1 1990. Registration details include the phone number 306 569 1321 and the address 4 Boyce Street Regina SK S4R 6T7. Marilyn Rice Balfour Collegiate Regina.

Saskatchewan Balfour Collegiate Balfour Technical School Regina Boyce Street Marilyn Rice

Alberta AGT selloff debate sparks fears of loss for fixed buyers

The writer argues the AGT privatization will favor wealthy buyers and raise costs for average Albertans who cannot afford shares. Citing UK postal telecom privatization, they warn prices may rise as profits sought, leaving ordinary customers worse off while a few gain. They seek reassurance that their concerns are unfounded.

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