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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1988
Page
1
Medicine Hat Sunday shopping bylaw quashed on conflict ruling
The Court of Queen's Bench nullified Medicine Hat's Days and Hours of Business Bylaw 2519 after finding Alderman Lee Anderson had a financial interest in an exempt nursery, rendering the bylaw invalid. Council plans to discuss appealing and Anderson's possible disqualification in a Wednesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Safeway Ltd
Medicine Hat
Court of Queen's Bench
Ted Grimm
E.A. Hutchinson
Ald
Lee Anderson
Anderson
Hutchinson
Pf Anderson
Grimm
Roy Wiedemann
Ben
Philip Wambolt
Safeway
Division Avenue S
Court of Queen’s Bench
Alberta to hire 67 welfare fraud investigators
Alberta will hire 67 full time workers to police welfare rolls for fraud or abuse at an estimated cost of 2.1 million dollars for 1988 89. The project aims to save the province 5 to 12 million annually while findings from a six month probe prompted the push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Social Services
Connie Osterman
Social Services Department
Ray Martin
Osterman
Marshall Seeks to Refute Blame in Seale Murder Case
In Halifax Donald Marshall testifies at the inquiry into his 1971 wrongful conviction and 11 years in prison for Sandy Seale’s killing. He denies involvement in a robbery with Seale, says Roy Ebsa ry attacked them unprovoked, and insists the robbery tale arose from disbelief of his version. This is his seventh testimony. anticipation fills the packed room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Beltrame
Southam News
Halifax
Donald Marshall
Sandy Seale
Marshall
Seale
Roy Ebsa
Ebsary
Commission
Wylie Spicer
Elisary
Sydney
Wentworth Park
Trains Collide at Paris Gare de Lyon Killing 15
A speeding French commuter train rear ended a stationary train at Gare de Lyon underground, killing at least 15, injuring dozens and trapping more. Rescue workers, fire engines, and ambulances crowded the scene as officials investigated the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gare de Lyon
Sai
Societe Nationale Chemin de Fer
Mulroney pledge speeds western farm aid package
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney told the House of Commons a new aid package for drought affected western farmers is on the way, with a first part already assembled and a second soon to be announced. Ottawa had boosted Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration funding by 12 million dollars to improve water supplies, while about 24 000 farmers and workers in Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta have left farming over the past year. Federal officials consider per head payments to help cattlemen buy feed or move stock to pasture. Liberal Leader Turner pressed for a long term disaster relief plan promised almost three years ago. Mulroney defended the record, noting increased federal aid to agricultural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhirley
Sotham News
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
House of Commons
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
John Turner
Clark pressures Soviets over embassy staff withdrawal
External Affairs Minister Joe Clark pressed the Soviet Union to restore support staff pulled from Canada's Moscow embassy after spying charges. An embassy spokesman said it is too early to judge impact after one day. Clark met Soviet ambassador Alexei Rodionov for 25 minutes and condemned espionage as unacceptable. Moscow said 25 of 39 staff would be withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Joe Clark
Soviet Union
Moscow
Canaa
Clark
Asia
Alexei Rodionov
Canada
Rodionov
Canadian nerve gas tests at Suffield face review after criticism
Defence Research Establishment Suffield officials defend open air nerve gas testing as safe near Medicine Hat. Dr. George Kimbell invites critics to visit the base while acknowledging data factors like temperature and wind influence outcomes. Two 1986 incidents prompted medical checkups but no further hospitalizations in 11 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Helm
the News
George Kimbell
Defence Research Establishment
Suffield
Medicine Hat
Kimbell
Laidlaw
Peter Lockwood
Defence Research Board
Department of National Defence
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Col
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