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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 28, 1980

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Rig disaster: 101 still missing in North Sea platform

Divers probe the capsized Alexander I Kielland off Norway as 139 dead or missing, with over 2,000 rescuers seeking survivors. The 10,000 ton rig housed 228 workers. most aboard were sleeping or watching a movie when it toppled in 96 kmh winds.

Stavanger Norway North Sea Per Erik Bjorklund Phillips Petoleum Co Alexander I. Kielland Norweg Phillips Petroleum Edda Britain West Germany Denmark Tony Sylvester Sylvester Grimsby England

Citibank Lifts Prime Rate to Record 19 Percent

Citibank the United States second largest bank raised its prime lending rate today to a record 19 percent the sixth rise this month. The move comes as the government tightens credit to curb inflation and slow the economy with prior shifts from 15 percent in February to 16 34 percent at the start of March. Some firms face effective rates above 25 percent, though consumer loan rates may stay below the prime due to state usury laws.

New York Citibank United States U.S U.S. Federal Reserve Board Conference Board Canada Royal Bank of Canada Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Bank of Nova Scotia Toronto Dominion Bank New York Commodity Exchange

Western provinces discuss final study on power grid plan

Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta sign to conduct a final study on a Western hydroelectric grid. Premier Lyon notes no linking pact before Sept 30 and stresses prudent development of hydro potential. Premier Lougheed says interconnection study预计 benefits for all three provinces and announces Dunvegan Dam hydro plans.

Winnipeg Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Sterling Lyon Lyon Donald Craik Edmonton Peter Lougheed Prairie Lougheed The House Dunvegan Peace River

Toronto market bounces after record plunge amid panic selling

The Toronto Stock Exchange recovered from Thursday’s losses as the index rose 58.69 to 1761.20 in early trading led by oil and gas. The prior session saw a 95.65 point drop to 1702.51 amid higher rates and a silver futures collapse, with margin requirements cut to 50 percent effective April 7.

Toronto Toronto Stock Exchange Oil and Gas The Exchange Canada United States Texas Nelson Bunker ‘Hunt Bank of Canada

City council approves third downtown revitalization option

Medicine Hat city council accepted the third concept by Stevens Graham MacConnell Milton Partners to realign the street grid and create a north south core around Sixth Avenue. a traffic study and public input will guide steps toward closing First Street s e between fifth and sixth avenues and a pedestrian walkway behind south Railway Street.

News City Council Medicine Hat Finlay Bridge First Street S.E Third Streets Railway Street Stevens Graham MacConnell Milton Partners Calgary Council Sixth Fifth Avenue Northeast Crescent Heights Stevens, Graham, MacConnell Community Planning Oberlander Sixth Avenue Maple Bridge

Higher rents forecast as controls wind down in Alberta

Edmonton and Calgary face rising rents after July decontrol with vacancy near zero. Officials cite subsidies and builder loans as partial remedies while tenants report notices of 25 to 30 percent increases. Notley and Kushner weigh continued controls or alternative supports.

Edmonton Alberta Calgary Julian Koziak Heritage Savings Trust Fund Koziak Progressive Conservative Stan Kushner Kushner NDP Grant Notley Notley

Carter to sign windfall oil tax bill to fund energy plan

President Carter plans to sign a compromise windfall tax on the oil industry totaling 227.7 billion dollars after 11 months of congressional lobbying. The levy aims to finance the energy program as price controls end, leaving the industry about 221 billion dollars less under continued controls.

Washington Congress Carter Senate Robert Byrd West Virginia Russell Long Dem U.S

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