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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1990
Page
2
The News corrects a Wednesday provincial court report naming Howard Wutzke as the convicted man aged 62 for uttering threats. The previous spelling Harold was in error and the newspaper apologizes for the inconvenience caused.
Cypress School Division argues to retain most corporate tax funds if Alberta approves a funding proposal from the Alberta School Trustees Association committee. The province warned it could pool corporate taxes and redistribute, pressuring local boards to raise funds.
Police chief Ray Palardy says gates at Police Point and Strathcona Island Parks were installed two to three weeks ago to block motor vehicles from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. The measure aims to reduce vandalism and elicits no recent complaints since the gates went up.
Alberta moves to a performance based funding system for hospitals. Foothills Calgary gains 692200 while University Hospitals Edmonton faces over 1 million in first phase cuts. Health Minister Betkowski to discuss details with Seaman and Neubauer as accuracy of data is refined.
Bulldozers moved in this week to clear debris at the former Medicine Hat Greenhouses Ltd. on Woodman Avenue SE after closure in 1989. Neighbors urge cleanup due to glass and wood hazards. owner Harry Weiner hopes to build a seniors housing complex, with plans not finalized.
The BC Keno draw results list winning numbers 9 13 16 25 37 38 for Thursday. The Daily Deal indicates payout odds of 1000x for a four-card match, 30x for three cards, and 3x for two cards, with the official list taking precedence in discrepancies.
A man identified as James Joseph McPhail faced a 350 dollar fine after a noisy April 7 party prompted two police visits. Neighbors testified to loud music and arguing crowds at 1121 Division Ave. N. McPhail had previously been fined 250 dollars on April 5 for a similar offence.
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