Hargrave outlines farm issues as MP for Medicine Hat
In an interview The NEWS reports Bert Hargrave, six months into his term, focused on farm legislation, credit access for youths, feed grains marketing, and U S Canada livestock trade. He notes minimal new bills, praises minister Eugene Whelan, and cites irrigation rehab in southern Alberta and emergency grazing rights on the Suffield Reserve as positive early outcomes.
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Jim Bradley
the News
Bert Hargrave
Medicine Hat
Commons
Conservative Party
Eugene Whelan
Hargrave
Whelan
Wheat Board
Otto Lang
Gene Whelan
Lift
U.S
Canada
Hargrave’s
Alberta
Suffield Military Reserve
Canadian Photo Contest Opens for Residents to Win Paris Trip
The Canadian Magazine invites entrants nationwide to join its National Photo Contest. Any Canadian resident regardless of age may enter and win, with a grand prize of a trip to Paris in the spring to capture more pictures.
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George
Paris
Falks
Canada
Ottawa
Paris Hilton
Southstar Publications
Bay St
Toronto
Ontario
Medicine Hat News
Edmonton workers protest Labor Act on legislature steps
About 1,000 construction workers gathered at the Alberta legislature to protest parts of the Labor Act they say restrict labor. They cheered the premier and booed Labor Minister Bert Hohel who defended the bill as balanced and said amendments may come during clause by clause study.
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Edmonton
Bert Hohel
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Bulding Trades Council
Hohel
Edmonton man gets six days jail and probation for marijuana
David William Hunter of Edmonton pleaded guilty to possessing three marijuana cigarettes on March 28. He was searched after hitchhiking on the Trans-Canada Highway and has already served the six days in jail.
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David William Hunter
Edmonton
Hunter
Mental patients gain appeal rights under new health act
Edmonton Canada news reports new regulations under the Mental Health Act grant patients in mental hospitals the right to appeal doctor decisions to detain them. The rules reduce detention without certification to 24 hours, create a review panel, and require renewal certificates after one, two, and every six months.
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Edmonton
Frank Davy
Davy
Alberta
Neil Crawford
Pioneer 11 Mission Adjusts Course Toward Jupiter
NASA officials report a mid course correction 10 million miles from Earth positions Pioneer 11 for multiple 1974 options near Jupiter. The maneuver allows approaches along the equator or over the pole and could set paths toward Saturn or outer solar system escape.
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Mountain View
Calif
Earth
Jupiter
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Saturn
Solar System
Outdoor items in demand prompt low-cost Want Ad sales
Outdoor items are in demand with buyers seeking quick deals. Advertise now to move camp gear, bikes, tools, and gear fast. Reach active shoppers who want to buy locally and save on shipping with a simple Want Ad.
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Farm Credit Corporation
U.s.-Canada
Board of Industrial Relations
Air Canada
World Wildlife Fund
World Wildlife Fund of Canada
Plymouth
England
English Channel
Art Millington
Annan
John Wayne
Ann-Margret
Rod Taylor
Zaher
Pedersen
Bent Pedersen
6Th St. N.W
Crescent Hts
SOUND
Mash
Donald Sutherland
Slligtt Gould
Tom Skerritt
Owne Ad aKeLa
Ming Tree
Gainsboro
2Nd Street
S.E
Continental Cars
SAT., May Ltd
R.C.A. Marquette
McClary
Ellis Auction Service
Doug Ellis
Redcliff
Park Lane
Motor Hotel
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Dwayne Fettig Trio
Len Harty Band
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