Hatman guilty of assault
Keith Leslie Hardie of Medicine Hat was found guilty in provincial court of resisting a peace officer and two counts of assaulting police after a June incident at Husky Service Station. He was remanded for a pre sentence report and sentencing by Judge Philip Wambolt.
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Medicine Hat
Keith Leslie Hardie
13Th Ave
S.E
Philip Wambolt
Hardie
Husky
S.W
Robert Ross
Medicine Hat Police
Suffield
Ross
Stuart Rennie
Military Police
Robert Tetz
Tetz
Rennie
Schau sentenced in local court for stolen property case
Raymond Curtis Schau of 840 Smelter Ave SE received one day in jail and a one year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to possession of stolen property and a weapon dangerous to the public Crown prosecutor noted a June 11 incident when police found a loaded 12 gauge shotgun in his vehicle Also charged with possession of stolen property for typewriters calculators and cassettes from various locations in the province
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Curtis Schau
Smelter Ave. S.E
Dietrich Brand
Darwin Greaves
Schau
Brand
Council pushes curfew plan for Medicine Hat youths
City council approved in principle a curfew to remove youths 14 and under from streets by 11 30 p m with fines proposed at 50 to 100 dollars. Enforceability questioned but supporters argued a deterrent effect amid recent vandalism and Crestwood fire arson fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Community Services Committee
Ald
Graham Kelly
Frank O'Connell
Kelly
Crestwood Recreation Centre
Eric Lloyd
Canadians Denied Rooms at Montana Motel Over Vandalism
MaltaMontana motel owner Wes Parker refused service to Canadians after repeated vandalism by young travelers from Swift Current and Val Marie. Police note influx on long weekends and local officials plan to address tourism concerns at upcoming chamber meeting.
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Dan Trafford
Malta
Mont
GN Motor Hotel
Wes Parker
Parker
Swift Current
Val Marie
Medicine’ Hat
Karen Hogberg
Hogberg
Todd Smith
John Stene
Country Sheriff's Office
Stene
NDP candidates unopposed in Hat downtown meeting
Frances Ost and Ron Wickson were acclaimed to run for the NDP in Medicine Hat and Bow Valley. About 35 attendees heard leader Grant Notley criticize the Conservative government over the Heritage Fund, industrial strategy, and policies affecting agriculture and markets.
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NDP
Medicine Hat
Bow Valley
Frances Ost
Brooks
Ron Wickson
Westminster Church Hall
Grant Notley
Alberta Ndp
Conservative
Notley
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Premay Equipment Ltd
Edmonton
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Frank Webber
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DNE Automotive
JSPBL
Kootenay
Kingsway
Council
Milt Reinhardt
Ron Clement
Clement
Lucille Moyer
Montana
Gene Seel
Malta Chamber of Commerce
Seel
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Chrysler Dealership
Tracey Turner
Miss Turner
Bill Turner
Foothills Hospital
Calgary
Turner
Gardner Motors
Nowles Electric Ltd
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Gardiner
St. SE
Victor Brosz
M.A
University of Calgary
Alberta Culture
IXL Industries Ltd
Stampede
Emnplex Centre
Stampede Grounds
Phil Parish
Allan Jensen
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