Weather Clouds Wednesday High 16 Low 0
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01 May 1984
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 01, 1984
Page
1
The page shows a weather index with a forecast for Wednesday including a high of 16 and a low of 0. It appears on Map Page 19 with cloud conditions noted.
Merrill Michael Semenek of Maple Creek was sentenced in Swift Current provincial court to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the Oct. 9, 1983, death of Russell Zoerb, 20, following a dispute. The judge set no parole eligibility for 10 years after the Crown witness testimony influenced the plea change.
Redcliff council approved its 1984 budget at a special meeting. Homeowners face a 2.5 percent residential tax rise and a 3.9 percent non residential rate to fund a $52,000 higher school board requisition. The $3,012,118 budget includes a $150,000 year over year rise, with the town guiding a pending debt load of about $5.8 million and a $100,000 school deficit from March.
Gallup reports Liberals at 46 percent vs 40 for Conservatives in a March survey, the largest one month shift in 42 years. NDP at 13 percent, with a four point margin of error, prompting cautious reaction from Liberal campaign chief Senator Keith Davey.
Medicine Hat homeowners face an average 8.3 percent tax rise as City Council keeps a non expansionary 1984 budget with stable services. Mayor Ted Grimm says spending will be cut 10 percent to balance a 18.3 million tax take, with 7.3 million for city, 8.5 million for schools, and 2.5 million for other requisitioning authorities.
In Gdansk Lech Walesa and about 1,000 Solidarity supporters infiltrated an official May Day parade. Riot police fired water canons tear gas and used truncheons to disperse thousands of protesters in other cities. No injuries or arrests were reported. Walesa's hometown is also the Solidarity movement’s birthplace.
Toronto nurses on the cardiac ward testified to a royal commission that insufficient staff near the end of the period may have allowed babies to die. Phyllis Trayner said doctors reassured staff they were not at fault. Her testimony followed earlier disputes about possible spurious letters.
Regina reports the NDP and Saskatchewan Conservatives locked in a privilege dispute over a lawsuit against Ned Shillington. Radio ads urge pressure on the government as division bells echo for a sixth day and talks fail to break the deadlock. Premier Grant Devine silent on the issue.
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