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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 15, 1980

Page

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Alberta threatens to cut oil supply to Ontario refineries

Alberta may refuse to sell crude to Petrosar Ltd. and Suncor Inc. in Sarnia, alleging they produce and export heavy fuel oil rather than upgrading it. Beginning April 1 the APMC can allocate oil to refiners on an individual basis, with conditions for purchases and possible refinery shutdowns if supplies are cut off.

Financial Times Calgary Alberta Ontario Peter Lougheed The Times Petrosar Ltd Suncor Inc Sarnia United States Canada the Times Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission APMC Marketing Commission Petrosar Suncor George Brereton Brereton Ottawa U.S National Energy Board Union Carbide Canada Ltd Union Carbide Imperial Oil Imperial Strathcona Edmonton

Do You Read Page Four Editorial View on Government

Wednesday front-page editorial at Police Point Park draws reader attention to page four opinions by Alan Poirier William Dodds and editor Peter Massey. The piece discusses government conduct in Alberta and public affairs in the province country and world.

Police Point Park Alan Poirier William Dodds Peter Massey Alberta Ian C. MacDonald

Albertans Favor Confederation In Provincial Survey

A Calgary Herald Journal poll of 600 Albertans finds 90 percent want Alberta to remain in Canada with only 5 percent favoring separation. Respondents cite Ottawa representation concerns and optimism for 1980s prosperity, while Calgary and Edmonton show 90 and 89.5 percent support respectively.

Edmonton Canada Journal Calgary Herald Calgary Ottawa Alberta Confederation Liberals Manitoba

Islamic Republican party leads early Iran parliament votes

Early returns from Iran's first round show the Islamic Republican party favored by conservative clergy heading for control of the 270 seat parliament. Thirteen of twenty six elected candidates are party backed while turnout outside Tehran prompts runoffs on April 4. President Bani Sadr vows to investigate ballot complaints.

Tehran Iran Islamic Republican Party Interior Ministry Abolhassan Bani Sadr Bani-Sadr U.S

Alberta to push heavy MLA workload with 60 bills in session

Alberta Attorney General Neil Crawford says the Conservative government will press a quick start in the upcoming session with about 60 pieces of legislation planned. Key items include the Jury Act and Builder's Lien Act set to be introduced and allowed to die, plus a bill creating the culture department. Gambling regulation and Labor Act changes loom as possible debate topics.

David Halliday Edmonton Alberta Neil Crawford Crawford Culture Department

Two Held After RCMP Shooting Near Lamont Alberta

RCMP constable Randy Seaman 26 Fort Saskatchewan was shot three times and treated in hospital in serious but stable condition. Police say two men were arrested after a routine check near Lamont led to a gun attack at a Lamont hardware store, with the assailant fleeing in a speeding car.

Lamont Alta RCMP Edmonton Randy Seaman Fort Saskatchewan Leaman

Manitoba halts plan to vent vinyl chloride after spill

Manitoba Environment Minister Warner Jorgenson postponed a plan to disperse vinyl chloride from derailed tank cars near MacGregor after a U S hazard expert called the plan insane. Officials say no danger to residents but readings exceed U S safety limits.

Winnipeg Manitoba Warner Jorgenson U.S MacGregor Man Jorgenson Portage la Prairie Jeanne Stellman Columbia University Canadian National Railways Dow Chemical of Canada Ltd Stellman

Carter proposes gasoline tax to curb inflation in 1981 budget

President Carter unveils a plan to balance the 1981 federal budget and curb inflation. He calls for a 10 cent gasoline tax and spending restraint, backed by some lawmakers but met with broad skepticism in an election year.

Washington Carter U.S White House

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