Foothills May Move Alaska Oil Southward
Ottawa to hear Foothills Pipe Lines propose an Alaska oil pipeline option to relieve northern midwest shortages. The plan envisions up to 500000 barrels daily via two routes, cost estimates reach 1.6 billion or 1 billion dollars, tapping existing trans Alaskan routes through Canada and linking with U S lines.
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Fairbanks
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Valdez
Edmonton
Mid-West
Alberta
Mid-Western
George Spackman Joins Leech Agencies Staff
Leech Agencies Medicine Hat announces George Spackman has joined the staff with extensive experience in real estate. He and wife Vivian reside in Redcliff Alberta with one daughter. George will handle all your real estate needs.
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George Spackman
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Vivian
Redcliff
Alberta
Atlantic library sharing model urged for Canada
The Atlantic provinces could model nationwide resource sharing among libraries, a Canadian Library Association symposium heard. Alan MacDonald of Dalhousie urged cooperation and argued against measuring library quality by book tonnage, noting Atlantic universities already run effective pooling and access across institutions.
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Halifax
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Canadian Association of College and University Libraries
Rose Mary Magill
University of Michigan
School of Library Science
Gerhard Munthe
Norway
Keith Turnbull
Saskatchewan
Kinbrook Island Park Erosion Prompts Shoreline Protection Plea
Bow Valley MLA Fred Mandeville criticizes provincial neglect of Kinbrook Island Park amid shoreline erosion from Lake Newell rising water. He urges riprapping for 4800 feet of shoreline, seeks cost-sharing with cottage owners, and notes potential park expansion to the mainland while preserving island cottages.
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Bow Valley
Kinbrook Island Provincial Park
Kananaskis Country Park
Kinbrook Island Park
Mandeville
Kinbrook Park
Lake Newell
Brooks
Jim Stomp
Parks Department
Shorelands seminar probes irrigation reservoir issues
The Medicine Hat Regional Planning Commission plans a June 22 shorelands seminar in Brooks to discuss problems from multi use of irrigation reservoirs for recreation. Lake Newell is cited as an example of over use by cottagers campers and boaters. The event includes a field trip and sessions on rights water quality and shoreland planning with about 40 groups invited.
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Medicine Hat Airport Next In Line For Provincial Upgrade
Alberta Transportation Minister Hugh Horner assured Medicine Hat's municipal airport would be the third in line for upgrading after a Friday city hall press release. Mayor Milt Reinhardt, speaking after a meeting with Horner and nine other mayors, pressed for provincial grants for the airport, extra funds for truck routes, and a joint Alberta Saskatchewan tourism corridor linking Elkwater Provincial Park with Cypress Hills Park.
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Graham Kelly
Medicine Hat
Alberta
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Elkwater Provincial Park
Saskatchewan Cypress Hills Park
Medicine Hat Realtor First To Earn Institute Fellowship
Val Felesky of Medicine Hat became a Fellow of the Real Estate Institute, receiving the degree from Roy Harris, president of the provincial association. The award, backed by the Real Estate Institute of Canada, marks the first Medicine Hat Real Estate Board member to win it. Harris urged that he not be the last as Felesky completed four years of home study, with night courses offered in Edmonton and Calgary.
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Medicine Hat
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Real Estate Institute
Roy Harris
Provincial
Real Estate Institute of Canada
Felesky
Medicine Hat Real Estate Board
Harris
Edmonton
Calgary
Man sentenced for indecent acts and multiple drink driving charges
In Medicine Hat provincial court Judge Philip Wambolt jailed Gerry Hollier for four months on each of three indecent act charges after pleas of guilty. Mervin Nanaquawetung received no jail time for three offences including BAC over .08 and uninsured vehicle, with 25 days offered in lieu of payment. Sydney Nanaquawetung and Lamoyne Scott faced fines and probation for liquor and BAC offences, while James Michalezki was fined 200 and given one year probation for theft under 200, with several defendants granted time to pay.
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Darwin Greaves
Gerry Wesley Hollier
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Mervin Nanaquawetung
Fish Lake
Nanaquawetung
Sydney
James Michalezki
4Th
Michaelezki
Lamoyne
Virgil Scott
10Th St. S.E
Scott
Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission
ADAC
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