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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 06, 1986

Page

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Weather forecast page note for Wednesday

A weather brief reports few clouds with a 40 percent chance of precipitation on Wednesday. The forecast also lists a high of 13 and a low of 2. Map page B4.

Council Plans Travel Ties With New Plymouth and China

Council votes unanimously to seriously consider sending the mayor an alderman and an administrative employee on trips to New Plymouth or other sister cities every three years. Medicine Hat already lists Moncton as a sister city and may seek ties with a Chinese city. Alderman Lyle Flynn cautions against taxpayer-funded trips but supports economic benefits from outreach. He plans to push for travel funds in the upcoming budget.

New Plymouth Medicine Hat Moncton N.B China Flynn

Hat homeowners face tax hike in 1986 budget vote

Hatters face a 4.5 percent municipal tax rise as Council approves a 114.6 million operating budget. The city increases the mill rate to 15.555 for single family dwellings, with boosts for apartments 4.1 percent, industrial and commercial 3.3 percent, and agricultural land 3.8 percent. The majority of the rise funds education, with 60.8 percent going to the educational funding.

Sheri Murphy Cypress View Foundation Lion

Campaign winds down as Alberta voters head to polls

Alberta faces a Thursday vote after a striking campaign. Premier Don Getty links to a looming deficit, while NDP leader Ray Martin pushes jobs and fairness amid oil politics. Getty keeps a cautious record but highlights government loans. eight parties contest with full slates from the NDP and Conservatives.

Edmonton Getty Peter Lougheed New Democratic Party Ray Martin Lougheed New Democrats Toronto NDP Conservative Party

Ministerial munificence under fire in legislature

Ottawa reports that Industry Minister Sinclair Stevens personally approved 18.3 million in departmental grants to Magna International Corp. last year. The company, tied to a 2.6 million loan to Stevens' wife, faces Liberal calls for a Commons probe amid disclosures of extensive aid and the recent 49.2 million federal loan for Magna projects in Cape Breton.

Ottawa Sinclair Stevens Noreen Magna International Corp. of Toronto Industry Department Magna Stevens Cvewns Noreen Stevens Anton Czapka Liberal Commons Robert Kaplan Party Justice Mulroney Economic Development Board Cape Breton

Rain brings relief as farmers report showers across districts

Farmers across the Walsh district and surrounding areas praise recent rains. Bert Hargrave notes 3.3 cm on his ranch south of Walsh. Medicine Hat reports 2.18 cm. Buffalo records 2.8 cm. Manyberries area up to 4.5 cm. Hargrave predicts strong farmer turnout at upcoming votes, saying wet weather reduces field work.

Paul Strickland Bert Hargrave Walsh District Medicine Hat Tony DeLauw Alberta Wheat Pool Buffalo Manyberries Keith Gross Orion Jerry Zahn Irvine Hargrave

Gas glut squeezes Canadian exports to the United States

Canadian natural gas exporters face lower prices and volumes as U S demand weakens and a U S glut persists. Prices at the border test remain above Canadian wellhead levels, raising concerns about summer floor prices and market access. Pan-Alberta Gas Ltd president Scotty Cameron notes steep price drops in California and other regions amid stiff competition and deregulation shifts.

Steve Mertl Calgary United States U.S Border Point Toronto

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