Irvine complex costs climb beyond初 original estimate
Irvine recreation complex expenses rise past 1.37 million dollars with 848000 spent and 523000 more projected. Improvement District No 1 manager Lutz Perschon says grants and volunteer help may cover most, but council warns grants are not guaranteed and construction may proceed before funding is secured.
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the News
Irvine
Lutz Perschon
Perschon
Alberta Recreation and Parks
Alberta Agriculture
Council
Harold Congram
Tardy work pays in improvements district 1 demolition decision
Landowners in Improvement District No 1 were ordered to demolish old buildings yet delayed. Council voted to pay for remaining demolitions if owners grant permission within 30 days, otherwise costs will be charged. Some councillors opposed seen as unfair to those who paid.
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Lutz. Perschon
Auto collision on Dunmore Road injures no one
A two vehicle crash on Dunmore Road S E and the Trans-Canada Highway Tuesday afternoon caused about $5 000 in damage with no injuries. James Campbell 44 2460 Southview Dr S E and Henry Wilson of Calgary collided as one vehicle turned left onto the highway. damages were estimated at $3 000 to Wilson’s car and $2 000 to Campbell’s.
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James Campbell
Southview Dr. S.E
Henry Wilson
Calgary
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Stampede Parade Heads to Medicine Hat 37th Annual
Medicine Hat marks 100 Years as the Stampede parade set for July 28 with 300 plus entries from Edmonton Calgary and Lethbridge. Judges meet at 7 30 a m in the Flats east of Ash Avenue S E. parade starts 9 30 a m on Birch Avenue Second Street and winds downtown to MacLeod Trail. MLA Jim Horsman is honorary marshal and floats may reach 3.96 metres high.
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Medicine Hat
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Edmonton
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Black’s Hardware
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Sorry Wrong Number stage production review at Firehall Theatre
The review covers Firehall Theatre's Sorry Wrong Number directed by Karen Barca, starring Wendy Unran as Mrs. Stephenson. It notes the play preserves some tension and comic moments, but fails to dominate or fully engage, with eight actors in 11 roles and a central plot of a woman hearing murder plans and battling bureaucracy. Performances run Tuesday through Saturday at 12:15 p.m. until July 2.
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Burt Lancaster
Firehall Theatre
Fifth Avenue United Church
Karen Barca
New York
Albert Stephenson
Wendy Unran
Karen-Anne Crowley
Calgary to create independent ambulance department this year
City council accepted a civic committee plan to separate ambulance services from the fire department due to conflicts between firemen and paramedics. The move adds 163000 in start up costs this year for vehicles and equipment and could cost 1.3 million over 5 1/2 years or save 1.05 million.
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Calgary
Council
Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Edmonton Slaying Case
Bruce Alan McMillan 23 was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity after deemed mentally ill from schizophrenia. He was accused of killing Myrna Ann Luke 20 in Red Deer Alberta after a night in which neighbors heard screams and loud music. Police testified McMillan claimed God commanded him to kill during the incident and that Satan was inside Luke.
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A.M. Dechene
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Myrna Ann Luke
Red Deer
Alta
McMillan
Ray Richardson
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Satan
Richardson
Herb Pascoe
Alberta Hospital
God
Edmonton to seek $180 million for light rail by 1990
Edmonton would obtain about $180 million by 1990 for future light rail expansion if the provincial cabinet approves a funding plan. Transport Minister Marvin Moore said a decision on a renewed urban transportation program has not yet been made, but he will advocate maintaining current funding levels as he helped open the Jasper Avenue addition to the LRT.
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Edmonton
Marvin Moore
Moore
Cec Purves
Jasper Avenue
Calgary man sorry for fatal stabbing writes widow note
Ian Gibb apologized in a note to Tahra Coulter for the slaying of Ken Coulter. He described her husband as heroic in defending his family and claimed to be in a semi conscious state as the Court of Queen's Bench heard.
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Calgary
Ian Gibb
Court of Queen’s Bench
Gibb
Tahra Coulter
Donald Medhurst
Ken Coulter
Medicine Hat College instructor reported missing returns home
A Medicine Hat College instructor missing since June 9 has returned home. Police say Richard Volden, 33, was found at home after his parents reported he had been there for several days. The Medicine Hat News had earlier misidentified him as Richard Bolden.
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Medicine Hat College
Richard Volden
Larry Brink
Volden
Medicine Hat News
Richard Bolden
Elkwater Lake cottage proposal raises questions for council
Im councillors question Craven Hall Real Estate Ltd plan to rezone 42 lots near Fly Lake from agricultural to country residential. The proposal, near Jackpot Road and Cypress Hills Park, prompts concerns over land-use guidelines, sewage, water, and potential full-time occupancy.
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Elkwater Lake
Craven Hall Real Estate Ltd
District Advisory Council
Fly Lake
Jackpot Road
Cypress Hills Provincial Park
Doug Fleming
Council
Alberta
Incorrect name for photo in Medicine Hat fluoridation feature
A Medicine Hat News photo misidentified dental hygienist Linda Skappak as Linda Wagner on fluoridation coverage Tuesday. The correction clarifies the subject’s proper name and role for the public record.
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Linda Skappak
Linda Wagner
Medicine Hat
My Brilliant Career Leads Channel Movie Night
Movies at 9:00 feature My Brilliant Career a 1980 drama starring Judy Davis and Sam Neill set in turn of the century Australia about an independent young woman pursuing authorship amid societal pressure to marry. At 10:00 Indian actor Saeed Jaffrey hosts Taj Mahal story and its cultural history.
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Judy Davis
Sam Neill
Australia
Taj Mahal
Saeed Jaffrey
India
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