Judge rules on religious school case in Alberta
Judge Brand finds the department of Education Act Section 10 not shown to justify restricting Stamp’s private religious school. He notes Stamp leads the school and emphasizes a life centered on Jesus Christ. Crown prosecutor Darwin Greaves was absent for comment. Stamp holds degrees in Civil Engineering and Divinity from a Lutheran seminary.
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Crawford
Alberta
Henkel
Darwin Greaves
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Stamp
Jesus Christ
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Department of Education
Slamp
Hospital requests extra funds for 1982 build
Medicine Hat and District Hospital officials seek about half a million dollars from the province to cover cost overruns on a 58.6 million addition. Executive Director Leo Hill says inflation caused the 560,551 overrun despite provincial denial of inflation. The province is reviewing the case after Edmonton allowed a formal proposal earlier.
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Medicine Hat
Leo Hill
Hill
Alberta
Edmonton
Warehouse Fire at IXL Industries Damages Facility
Fire at 702 Wood St. S.E. damaged a warehouse owned by IXL Industries Ltd. Firefighters arrived at 9 06 p m and cleared the scene by 9 54 p m No injuries reported and a loss estimate was not available. Youths were suspected as the possible cause according to a fire official.
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Wood St. S.E
IXL Industries Ltd
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Metis land title gains marked in Alberta session
Medicine Hat MLA Horsman hails Resolution 18 granting land title rights to Metis settlements Caslan Big Prairie East Prairie Kikino Gift Lake Paddle Prairie and Fishing Lake after agreement with Alberta government. He backs Senate reform plans and notes omnibus bill amending 48 statutes. He defends bylaw changes on Sunday shopping and argues NEP removal shifts focus to agriculture and drought aid.
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Sheri Murphy
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Jim Horsman
Horsman
Caslan
Big Prairie
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Gift Lake
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Fishing Lake
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House of Commons
Canada
Supreme Court of Canada
Charges laid in trailer tipping during Lakeside strike
Three Brooks men face mischief to private property charges and one man charged with taking an auto after a trailer used by pickets at Lakeside Packers was tipped and damaged during the five kilometre west Brooks incident on June 5. The men, alleged Lakeside Packers employees, will appear in court July 8. RCMP continue investigation as workers strike since June 1, 1984.
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Brooks
Lakeside
James Clow
Christopher van Duzee
Don Murdoch
Brooks Rcmp
Phillip Rehm
Murdoch
Lakeside Packers
RCMP
United Food and Commercial Workers’ Union
740-P
United Way Starts Early Fund Drive With Park Event
United Way kicks off its 1985 campaign with a ceremonial slide at Riverside Waterslide on Wednesday. The park’s fourth annual Two-for-one-day raised over 5000 for United Way, the largest single donation from the park in its history. Campaign chair Dave Wilkins cites $15,000 to $20,000 yearly from special events and a target near 221,690, similar to last year, reflecting a slow local economy. The drive runs from September 11 to December 31, shifting earlier than prior years.
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City Chamber of Commerce
United Way
Riverside
Robin Schlacht
Frank Tarnoczi
Tarnoczi
Wilkins
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Provincial court fines excess BAC driver $850
A 26-year-old man, Alexander Joseph MacDonald, was fined $850 in provincial court after being found guilty of driving with a blood alcohol level above .08. He had readings of .12 and .11 at about 6 a.m. on April 26, and the judge dismissed impaired driving.
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Philip Wambolt
Alexander Joseph MacDonald
Third St
MacDonald
First Street
Finlay Bridge
Richard Rollins
Fourth Street
N.E
Rollins
John Rombough
Rombough
Wambolt
Auto
Darryl Delwo
Cairns Way
S.E
Allawana Drive
Ken Reeder
Delwo
Charles William Meyer
Fourth St. S.E
TV listings and film descriptions for Medicine Hat News focus section
Afternoon program includes The Day Dad Got Fired about a family coping with job loss. Evening features Comedy Factory with Honey Its The Mayor and a cast including Bowes Hogan Long. French language dramas La Gloire et la peur and La Femme libre appear, plus Wild Flowers and In Like Flynn adventure premiere. A feature on Catfish Hunter closes sports.
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Catfish” Hunter
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