Parkade dream fades for Medicine Hat as costs loom
A local survey finds downtown parkades unviable due to high land and construction costs. Calgary Parking Authority estimates 4 million dollars for a 500-vehicle structure, with operating costs around 0.5 million annually and required fees near 85 dollars monthly. Lethbridge shows a debt-free model from a 265-stall project, but Medicine Hat faces heavy taxpayer burden and uncertain provincial help.
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Milt Reinhardt
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Public display marks first in-flight cruise missile test
The Navy Tomahawk cruise missile flew from an A-6 at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, testing ground-to-air defenses and impressing Defense Secretary Harold Brown. The pilotless drone completed six loops over 20 to 30 seconds each, flying as low as 100 feet. Brown said the display shows US strength amid Soviet growth, with production planned for 1980 and deployment to start in 1982, costing about $3 billion for 3,000 missiles.
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Ottawa approves budget bill with 85 rebate for Quebec
The Commons passed the budget legislation 99 to 79 after opposition opposition critics and MP Leonard Jones voted against. Finance officials plan to start issuing 85 rebate cheques to 2.4 million Quebecers by late July. The Senate expected to pass the bill smoothly and finalize debate.
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Air Canada pilots call off strike after travel rights deal
Canadian Air Line Pilots Association CALPA says the strike threat is ended as Air Canada agrees to allow all 1500 pilots first class travel between assignments. The accord centers on letters of intent binding status and aims to restore relations amid stalled contract talks dating from January.
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Federal Labor Department
Norman Foster
Canadian Air Line Pilots Association
CALPA
Foster
Bernard Miller
Crown Corporation
CBC workers vote on strike after failed talks
Ottawa CP The 3 800 CBC production employees including announcers are voting on a strike after negotiations with CBC broke down. The union CUPE had 98 per cent approve of Dufresne report recommendations but CBC rejected most proposals. Results expected by next Thursday.
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Pierre Dufresne
Crown Corporation
Dufresne
Alberta Heritage Fund tops $3 billion in assets
The quarterly report shows the Heritage Savings Trust Fund totaling over $3 billion. Treasurer Merv Leitch cites a $5 billion overall surplus to March 31 and a potential $7 billion surplus by year end. The fund comprises 30 percent of non renewable resource royalties.
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Alberta
Heritage Savings
Terrorists Extradited To Germany From Bulgaria
Four suspected West German terrorists were captured in Bulgaria and flown to West Germany. Among them were escaped prisoner Till Meyer and Gabriele Rollnick linked to Meyer's May 27 rescue. The arrests, aided by Bulgarian and East European authorities, follow a string of R A F attacks including the Schleyer killing in October.
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Stefan Wisniewski
Orly
Zagreb
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Brigitte Mohnhaupt
Rolf Clemens Wagner
Peter Boeck
Sieglinde Hoffmann
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