New 4 Hatt Focus Featured on Page 18
A brief note highlights a New 4 Hatt focus appearing on page 18. The item points readers to forthcoming coverage and related events connected to 4-H activities.
25 Jun 1982
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1982
Page
1
A brief note highlights a New 4 Hatt focus appearing on page 18. The item points readers to forthcoming coverage and related events connected to 4-H activities.
Israeli jets and gunboats bomb Palestinian guerrilla positions in West Beirut as Defence Minister Sharon says the PLO is on its way to complete destruction. Israelis push toward Damascus highway. Syria claims air defenses downed two planes.
A brief daily forecast notes a few clouds with a chance of showers, a daytime high near 24 and a low around 10 degrees. The forecast references a weather map on page 22.
The Medicine Hat Blue Jays beat the Helena Phillies 15-3 to clinch the three game series two games to one. Page 17 reports on the decisive victory.
City daycamp costs rise to a minimum of 25 dollars per child for a week with a 60 dollar cap for three children in non member families. YM YWCA to expand programs as city cuts duplicate services and United Way funds or donations may cover relief for low income families.
Medicine Hat residents will protest the closure of four wading pools this Saturday. Petitions will be available at the Medicine Hat Mall Southview Mall and Co op Mall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. organized by Barbara Saylor and other parents unhappy with the summer closures at Lions Park Central Park Kin Coulee Park and Crestwood.
Ron Davis, manager of culture and recreation, said five or six residents called Thursday about the culture division's budget cut. He predicted more complaints as the anniversary of last year's startup date approaches under new 15 percent guidelines.
The Canadian dollar fell a fifth of a cent to 77.74 U.S. cents in noon trading on the foreign exchange market. It closed Thursday at 77.94 cents, having kept most of the previous day’s rise to about 78 cents.
Rabbi Marvin Hier and Simon Wiesenthal consultants dispute Canadian Solicitor General Robert Kaplan claiming sole credit for the arrest of Albert Rauca, an alleged Nazi war criminal linked to the 1941 mass execution of Lithuanian Jews. The figures say Wiesenthal initiated the process and supplied information to authorities.
A 23 year old woman admitted to urinating in a constable's hat after being refused a washroom. The judge dismissed mischief charges citing necessity. Constable Dave Anderson later received a new hat as the investigation continues.
Prime Minister Trudeau invites 10 provincial premiers to Ottawa for a personal briefing on the budget. The leaders will discuss mutual steps, with a likely wage restraint for public sector workers as Finance Minister MacEachen considers an across the board seven percent limit on about half a million employees.
Analysis notes Trudeau plans formal budget announcements to urge all 11 governments to follow with wage restraints. He cites past talks at the first minister conference where consensus failed. With the economy in dire straits and Liberal disarray, his Wednesday meeting aims to demonstrate economic leadership and unity.
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