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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 19, 1982

Page

3

Alberta wage restraint sparks long hot summer for public servants

A Calgary editorial harshly criticizes the Alberta Conservative government under Peter Lougheed for wage restraint policies treating civil servants as adversaries. It cites a cut to a negotiated 12 percent raise to eight percent, Continuation of Services Act measures, and vague yearly guidelines as psychological tools. The piece laments talent loss to private sector, questions austerity, and predicts ongoing labor conflict.

Edmonton Pete Alberta Lougheed Inc International Labor Organization of the United Nations Brush Lou Hyndman Spain Lenin New World Sass Lougheed Hisself Lougheed Gang

Park officials seek clear rules on Alberta man-made lakes

Allan Doyle reports Alberta park managers say regulations for man-made lakes are inconsistent across cities. After Medicine Hat's Urban Parks Workshop, Alberta Recreation and Parks will ask the health ministry to standardize water quality policies for swimming lakes. Officials cite cheaper operation than pools and note natural lakes face different rules. Delegates from Red Deer, Lloydminster, Lethbridge, Grande Prairie and Medicine Hat attended.

Allan Doyle Alberta Cliff Lacey Medicine Hat Lacy Parks and Recreation Sara Jane Gruetzner Alberta Recreation and Parks Lacey Gruetzner River Valley Community Services Division South Saskatchewan River Parks Department Calgary Fish Creek Park Edmonton Red Deer Lloydminster Lethbridge Grande Prairie

Dangerous driver fined after highway accident

Kelly Leismeister aged 20 was fined 1000 after being found guilty in Court of Queen's Bench of dangerous driving on the Trans Canada Highway during morning rush hour. Authorities said his speeding near Kin Coulee Hill caused a collision with a semi trailer, with skid marks and loss of control observed by witnesses. His licence was suspended for six months.

Kelly Leismeister Queen’s Bench Leismeister 12Th Ave. S.E Kin Coulee Hill Justice J.J. Stratton Rod Conrad Conrad David Carter Carter Medicine Hat Glen Wagner Wagner Charles Schneider Glen Ulrich 16Th Street S.E Way E.W.N. Macdonald Macdonald

Man Convicted of Holding Hash in City

A 21 year old with a narcotics record received a one year suspended sentence for possessing 1.7 grams of hashish found in his Aberdeen Street home. Dean Allan Kurtz pleaded guilty to simple possession after police and RCMP searched the residence on December 12 1981. The court noted past convictions but chose probation over jail given the small quantity and his steady employment.

William Anhorn Anhorn Kurtz J.J. Stratton Justice Stratton

Redcliff Museum aims to collect local artifacts

Redcliff Museum and Historical Society seeks donations from townspeople and district to stage a display. Secretary Cliff Dacre says artifacts must be small items with explanatory cards. Planned displays include documents and photographs, not machinery.

Redcliff Dacre

Hyland Wins Cypress Tory Nomination In Bow Island

Hyland nominated by Progressive Conservatives in Cypress for the third time at Bow Island meeting. He defeated opponent Casey Aasman with 500 plus turnout in Senator Gershaw High School gym, 405 registered voters. Vote totals were not released. Hyland has sat in the provincial legislature since 1975 and praised wide turnout.

Progressive Conservatives Cypress al Hyland Bow Island Hyland Gershaw Casey Aasman

Safe bus drivers honored for a decade of safe driving

Medicine Hat Transit System honored Tony Futterer Simon Hammel and Dick Little for ten years of accident free driving Mayor Ted Grimm awarded pins at the Transit Building Futterer 48 has 14 years city and private driving Hammel 46 22 years on city routes Little 64 retiring this fall with 26 years on the job he urged patience and courtesy from motorists and support for buses right of way at curbs.

Simon Hammel Dick Little Tony Futterer Ted Grimm Robin Schlaht Medicine Hat Medicine Hat Transportation Ltd Futterer Sixth Avenue Hammel Markwick Dr. S.E Ross Glen South Ridge Connaught S.W Little

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