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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 02, 1969

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Veine protests city grants to industry in Okanagan

Mayor Harry Veiner objects to federal grants up to 5 million for Okanagan industry saying they amount to unfair competition and should be available to all regions. He cites educational facility concentration in Edmonton and urges Medicine Hat as a site for university expansion with a prepared local site and services.

Harry Veiner Bud Olson Veiner Okanagan British Columbia Medicine Hat Weiner Alberta Harry Strom Harry Leinweber Edmonton

Ministers as Witnesses Stir Alberta Legislature Debate

The debate centers on whether the agriculture and municipal affairs ministers should testify before the standing committee on public affairs regarding the Bighorn Dam and the Municipal Assessment and Equalization Act. Critics claim misrepresentation of transcripts and call for focused ministerial testimony rather than a political witchhunt.

Bighorn Dam Gerhart Lougheed Lou Hyndman Edmonton West Hugh Horner Luc Ste. Anne House of Commons Horner

France Calls June 1 Presidential Election After De Gaulle Resigns

The French cabinet, led by Alain Poher, orders a presidential election for June 1 to choose De Gaulle's successor. If no candidate wins a majority in the first round, a runoff will occur June 15. Petition deadlines and campaign openings are set, with five candidates already announced.

Reuters Paris Charles de Gaulle Alain Poher Senate Republic Constitutional Council

Olson Backing Two-Price Wheat Idea Not Policy

Ottawa CP Agriculture Minister H A Olson reaffirmed support for a two price wheat system exporting at one price and domestic use at a higher price, but gave no sign it would become policy. He noted reserve rights to act if other nations move, while opposition critics pressed for a concrete plan amid a confidence motion over farmers income.

Ottawa H. A. Olson Cation Commons Canada Alf Gleave NDP Saskatoon Biggar National Farmers Union Jack Horner Crowfoot Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Olson

Government told to get in and sell

Liberal back bencher Ross Whicher urged Ottawa to aggressively market Canadian wheat abroad in a Commons debate on Prairie farm problems. He compared government action to selling for Ford and warned Canada sold only 27 percent of U.S. sales, urging a stronger export push against China and other buyers. A Conservative challenged who made the first Chinese sale.

Ottawa Ross Whicher Bruce Whicher Wiarton Ontario Bruce Peninsula China U.S Canada Ford Motor Company

Ex-Chancellor Franz von Papen dies at Baden home

Obituary notes Franz von Papen former German chancellor who helped pave Adolf Hitler s rise to power. Illness worsened by age and his advanced years. Died at his secluded Baden village residence after a long political career blamed by many for aiding the Nazi ascent. His role included arranging a meet between Hitler and bankers, funding Hitler s party, and engineering Hitler s 1933 chancellorship with Hindenburg s consent.

Hitler Obersasbach Franz von Papen Hittler Germany Nuernberg von Papen Baden

Ontario cabinet removes judge for misbehavior

The Ontario cabinet ousted Judge Lucien Kurata, 46, after Justice Keith’s 221 page report found him unfit to serve by misbehavior. The inquiry cited attempts at suicide, offers to aid a prostitute facing charges, and a promise to a policewoman. Lord Keith said Kurata testified falsely and that the misconduct impaired his usefulness as a magistrate.

Toronto Ontario Lucien Kurata Kurata Donald A. Keith Supreme Court of Ontario Arthur Wishart Keith Mr. Kurata Kathy Lonsberry Marlene Watson Supreme Court

Ford recalls over eighty eight thousand trucks and cars

Ford Motor Co says it is recalling more than 88,000 trucks and nearly 6,900 cars for inspection of possible defects in door latches and accelerator cables. In Bulgaria a train derailment kills 25 and injures 38 near Cherven Bryag and Oryakhovo. A Philippine typhoon last week killed at least 24 and devastated a populated island off Mindanao.

Detroit Ford Motor Co Vienna Austria Cherven Bryag Oryakhovo Communist Party Rabotnichesko Delo Manila Mindanao Philippines

Alberta Legislature approves Municipalities Assessment Act

The Alberta Legislature passes the Municipalities Assessment and Equalization Act 47 to 10 as Municipal Affairs Minister Edgar Gerhart vows a full tax study this year. Opposition parties and one Independent vote against while hearings heard briefs from farmers and municipalities. The act follows a December court ruling that rural and urban property assessments were not equal under 1968 legislation.

Edmonton Alberta Edgar Gerhart Gerhart Farmer’s Union of Alberta Association of Urban Municipalities Association of Rural Municipalities and Counties J. W. H. Milvain Alberta Supreme Court

MPs scrutinize aircraft purchase in Ottawa debate

In Ottawa the defence committee grilled the 212 million CF-5 fighter bomber purchase. Former defence minister Harkness called it ill advised while ADM Arnell noted its role is uncertain as 115 planes built under licence by Canadair proceed. 14 delivered. Brig. Gen. Adamson said the plane was ordered for close support, attack on supply lines, and reconnaissance.

Horner Gerhart Ottawa Commons Committee On Defence and External Affairs Defence Douglas Harkness Calgary Centre J. C. Arnell Defence Department Canadair Ltd Montreal Canada D. R. Adamson Defence Headquarters

Edmonton teachers vote to strike over contract demands

In Edmonton 3,466 teachers voted, with 3,165 in favor, for strike action if talks fail. They seek higher wages and adequate preparation time. mediation with Deputy Labour Minister Dr. K A Pugh to resume Friday. Average pay around 8,133, with offer roughly 6 percent, starting bachelor salary 6,300.

Edmonton Joe Berlando Bracco K. A. Pugh Pugh

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