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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 15, 1979

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Clark seeks renegotiation of Mexico oil deal

Tory Leader Joe Clark says he would renegotiate Prime Minister Trudeau's plan to buy 100000 barrels of Mexican oil daily for 10 years. He argues the arrangement is foolish and would drain Canada’s funds, preferring higher western oil emphasis and stronger terms if elected.

Corner Brook Nfld Joe Clark Pierre Trudeau Mexico Clark Saint John N.B Canada Trudeau Petro- Canada

Medicine Hat to weigh coal gasification pilot plan

Medicine Hat's utilities committee backs a potential pilot coal gasification plant within a few years. A $200,000 study by Fluor Canada, province and city, projects a $25 million plant 13 km southwest of town and notes coal gas would cost $3.69 per million BTUs, with natural gas at the border around $1.38. The project would create about 600 jobs and aims to make Alberta a leader in energy research.

Sheila Pratt the News Medicine Hat Fluor Canada Ald George Davison Davison Bill Scott Texaco Scott Alberta Louisiana van Dam Redcliff Dacre

Wages Fall Short of Living Cost Rise In Early 1979

Ottawa based report shows first quarter 1979 wage gains averaged 8.7 percent, below the 9.1 percent rise in living costs. Across one to three year agreements the average increase was 7.1 percent, easing from 7.7 percent in late 1978. The data excludes cost of living allowances and records 107 major settlements.

Ottawa Labor Departments Nicoll

Forty Mile CUPE workers strike over wage limits

Forty Mile County 43 CUPE Local 70 workers walk out after rejecting a five cent wage upgrade on one grader operator job and general wage adjustments. Picket lines surround Foremost Bow Island and Manyberries as talks stall. mediator remains available.

Foremost Bow Island Manyberries Forty Mile Canadian Union of Public Employees Lethbridge Gordon Nicoll CUPE Jack Murray Nicoll Larry Robinson Leth

Manitoba Power Underprices Exports Says Winnipeg Consultant

Winnipeg consultant Gordon Spafford told a Calgary energy conference that Manitoba exports hydroelectric power to the United States at fire sale prices, costing Manitoba roughly 100 million dollars a year in lost revenue. He urged a western grid linking Manitoba with Alberta and Saskatchewan to create alternative markets and cut excess capacity costs.

Calgary Manitoba Winnipeg Gordon Spafford Unies Ltd University of Calgary United States U.S Spafford Western Power Systems Alberta Saskatchewan

Redcliff council blasts amalgamation push with Medicine Hat

Redcliff town council attacks the chamber of commerce for backing a merger with Medicine Hat. The chamber urges a plebiscite and halt on certain capital projects, citing risk to a $456 000 town hall plan and questioning the town’s independence. The mayor argues the merger would not happen soon and that a new town hall supports growth and funding stability.

Redcliff Chamber Don McCrimmon Council McCrimmon

Alberta urged to pace energy boom to avoid price shocks

John Dawson of the Canadian Energy Research Institute warned at a Calgary energy conference that a rapid Alberta expansion in oil gas coal uranium hydro plants pipelines and petrochemicals risks sharp price rises and weakened competitiveness. He cited social costs such as high divorce and suicide rates and noted export gains could strengthen the dollar and hurt other exports. The conference was co sponsored by the University of Calgary and the Economic Society of Alberta Calgary branch.

Calgary Dawson Alberta British Columbia University of Calgary and Economic Society of Alberta

Thatcher promises tax cuts and union curbs to boost Britain

The Conservative government pledges to cut direct taxes and curb labor unions while boosting military spending. They aim to privatize nationalized industries, curb subsidies, and promote private enterprise, with details to come from the June budget.

London Margaret Thatcher Britain Geoffrey Howe

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