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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 20, 1990

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Albertans push jail terms for polluters in new environment law

Public input from about 4000 Albertans urges harsher enforcement and higher fines for environmental crimes. Respondents favor recycling over pulp mills, seek accountability for corporate leaders, and call for bonds and possible environmental taxes to fund protection. Klein to draft omnibus law next week.

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Escaped Convicts Seek Cover After Hijacked Helicopter Escape

RCMP hunt two convicts who hijacked a helicopter at Kent Institution in Hope BC. Police say the pair and an accomplice may hide in Agassiz woods, with a car found nearby. Guard Ripley Kirby injured. more than 40 officers scour Fraser Valley area for suspects.

Agassiz B.C RCMP Hope Vancouver Nigel Marsh Marsh Fraser Valley Harrison Lake Silver River Fred Fandrich David Thomas Robert Ford Kent Institution Darrell Price Agassiz Rcmp Ripley Kirby Kent

Liberal leadership race opens amid Meech Lake dispute

In Calgary the Liberal leadership campaign kicks off with Paul Martin and Sheila Copps criticizing Jean Chretien for not voicing a Meech Lake stance. Chretien avoids comment, saying Newfoundland and Manitoba legislatures should decide, while Copps calls his stance a lack of leadership.

Howdy Grit Sheila Copps Calgary Paul Martin Jean Chretien Meech Lake Grits Quebec Martin Chretien Newfoundland Manitoba Hamilton East

Gorbachev signals possible change at Communist party

President Mikhail Gorbachev hinted at stepping down as party chief within 10 or 12 days during a Moscow Communist conference. He warned delegates against hasty criticism and said another general secretary could emerge, leaving unclear whether resignation or removal was implied.

Moscow Mikhail Gorbachev Communist Party Gorbachev

Meech Lake crisis a blame game among leaders

Ottawa clergies finger Mulroney Filmon and Bourassa blame each other for failing to push Meech Lake forward as Manitoba MLA Elijah Harper stalls the legislature for a sixth day. Filmon retorts Ottawa bungled the process while Harper prepares more delays.

Peter Bardgeorge Southam News Winnipeg Brian Mulroney Manitoba Gary Filmon Robert Bourassa Quebec Filmon Ottawa Mulroney Bourassa Elijah Harper Harper Meech Lake House of Commons Canada

Peterson urges Newfoundland to back Meech Lake accord

Ontario Premier David Peterson urged Newfoundland to pass the Meech Lake accord not from fear but to show compromise. He opened debate with a one hour plea while acknowledging unpopularity of the pact and stressing regional accommodation as central to keeping Canada united. Premier Clyde Wells remains a critic inviting PM Mulroney and other premiers to present their cases to the 52 members.

ST. John's Mfld Ontario David Peterson Newfoundland Meech Lake Peterson Frank McKenna New Brunswick Clyde Wells Brian Mulroney

Court ruling may expand speedy trial claims in Alberta

A Court of Queen s Bench judge sided with a lawyer to use a little used Criminal Code section requiring a jail director to seek a bail hearing for prisoners held over 90 days without trial. The ruling may empower lawyers to seek dismissal for delays caused by overcrowded courts and complex cases, affecting remanded prisoners including George Lawrence Neil.

Calgary Court of Queen’s Bench Paul Chrumka Brian Edy Chrumka Lloyd Erickson Direc Tor George Lawrence Neil Montreal Neil Richard Cairns Mexico Cairns

Treasurer links Alberta deficit to oil slump

Edmonton Canada. Treasurer Dick Johnston warns a prolonged oil price downturn could push Alberta’s deficit beyond the $780 million forecast for the year. He notes the March budget assumed $21 per barrel oil, but prices have fallen. a $1 drop costs about $100 million in revenue as WTI crude dips below $16.

Edmonton Alberta Dick Johnston Johnston West Texas

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