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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1986
Page
1
iExpo 86 Breaks Rules For Malaysia Pavilion
Vancouver CP reports Expo 86 chair Jim Pattison says rules were bent to secure a Malaysia pavilion not shared with another country. Malaysia will pay more for space and receive a pavilion of its own design, with a last minute shift moving a large planter to create space. Deputy commissioner-general Bob Dawson notes other pavilions are usually provided by Expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Malaysia
Jim Pattison
Pattison
Expo
Pacific Rim
Bob Dawson
City Council weighs spray-deck water park in Ross Glen
At a city meeting on the pool issue, 55 attendees heard six consultant presentations favoring an indoor pool while no one spoke in support of a spray-deck water park. Residents voiced strong opposition, with Bob Graham calling it unacceptable for Ross Glen Town Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Murphy
Ross Glen
Community Services Committee
Bob Graham
Residents debate indoor pool vs water park in town centre
At a city committee meeting residents and swim club representatives urged an indoor pool serving all ages. They preferred a 50 metre competitive pool or a leisure facility, urging Crestwood upgrades with a long term plan for another indoor pool. Aldermen discussed options but made no recommendation yet and scheduled a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestwood
Lyle Flynn
Wayne Buss
Ross Glen
Buss
Crestwood Pool
Ald
Karen Green
Agriculture Canada research praised amid spending critique
Don MacKay acting director of Agriculture Canada near Lethbridge says the task force report on cutting government spending underestimates the value of federal agricultural research. He cites crop research boosting grain varieties and methods and stresses cheap high quality food for consumers. Alberta’s Ben McEwen backs applied research but calls for more fundamental work to support Farming for the Future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Canada
Nielsen
MacKay
Alberta
Ben McEwen
McEwen
Observer Killed at Beirut Green Line in Truce Area
A French army truce observer was shot and killed on duty at the Green Line border between Christian and Moslem sectors in Beirut. Military and hospital sources reported the killing as French envoys attempted to secure release of French hostages held by Shiite militants in West Beirut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
West
Poisonous drink deaths shock Metis settlement near Peerless Lake
Four residents of a northern Metis settlement died after consuming a methyl hydrate and photocopier fluid mix at a party Monday night. Patricia Houle 16 died, others including Hubert Bellam Eliza Netawastenum William Netawastenum died later in Edmonton hospitals. Nine more were hospitalized or observed, with four in Slave Lake and four others admitted for observation after airlift due to lack of dialysis at local facilities. RCMP recovered a four litre jug of photocopier fluid stolen from a vocational centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Lake
Alta
Patricia Houle
Edmonton
Hubert Bellam
Eliza Netawastenum
University of Alberta
William Netawastenum
Slave Lake
Cliff Cottingham
Slave Lake General Hospital
Raymond Netawastenum
Duane Muskwa
Brenda Okemou
Robert Cardinal
Cottingham
Slave Lake Hospital
RCMP
Husky Oil to lay off 300 staff amid price slump
Husky Oil Ltd will cut 300 jobs within two weeks and halve its $300 million operating budget due to low world oil prices. The Calgary based firm faces a tough downturn with peers like Petro Canada and IPSCO also trimming staff as crude dips above 50 percent. The move does not alter plans for a $3.2 billion Lloydminster heavy oil upgrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Husky Oil Ltd
Calgary Herald
Canada
The
Herald
Husky
Art Price
Nova Corp
Petro-Canada
Sceptre Resources Ltd
Sulpetre Ltd
Roxy Petroleum Ltd
Lloydminster
Alberta-Saskatchewan
Oilfield
Ipsco Ltd
Nova
Edmonton
Regina
Port Moody
B.C
Prelude Canada Ltd
Acid rain split over US Canada as talks loom
A U S report for the EPA warns acid rain will rise sharply over 25 years with sulphur dioxide from coal plants up 28 percent. Canada says U.S. emissions offset gains, as Mulroney and Reagan prepare for March talks on a joint plan and shared funding for cleaner coal technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Toronto Globe and Mail
Brian Mulroney
Ronald Reagan
Mulroney
Reagan
ICF Inc
Washington
Michael Perley
Canadian Coalition On
Canada
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Statistics Canada
Alan Poirier
Ann Landers
Wearenee
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Don McGillivray
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Ad Editorial
John Ferguson Diner
Mike Royko Senet
Notic
Pease Deen
Alg Hee
Citizens Beach
Graham
George Richards
Strathcona Centre
Richards
Mike Fiala
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