Weather Index: Sunny With Light Chance Thursday
A weather index notes sunny conditions with a 10 percent chance of rain on Thursday. High near 28 and low around 10. Map appears on page B9.
22 May 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 22, 1985
Page
1
A weather index notes sunny conditions with a 10 percent chance of rain on Thursday. High near 28 and low around 10. Map appears on page B9.
A 47 year old man pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana claiming the plants were used as feed for rabbits and birds. Police found several marijuana plants at Arthur Ruttan Grant's residence on May 2. He received a 200 dollar fine. Grant lives at 1419 Seventh St S W.
City Council adopts watering restrictions for unmetered homes starting June 15 through at least Sept 1. Residents of odd house numbers may water on odd days and even-numbered houses on even days, per May 13 Public Works Committee minutes.
The Crown rested in the Jim Keegstra hate speech trial after rejecting two expert witnesses. Testimony detailed warnings given to Keegstra to stop teaching antisemitic theories and complaints from parents over his social studies course.
Calgary Herald reports Nazi documents identify Juozas Kisielaitis of the Second Police Service Battalion as among those who helped in a three week 40 000 Jew massacre in White Russia in 1941. Kisielaitis denies involvement and says he could not close one eye to fire.
After a 120 signature petition residents of 20th Street N.E. press the Medicine Hat City Council to build a snow fence on vacant city land across from their homes. Charlene Syverson says media attention and petitions finally forced action after two years of inaction and weed problems.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney presses private sector investment as the core to job creation and growth while preparing to unveil Thursday's budget. He tours Alberta and Manitoba framing the election path and defending deficit-cutting plans amid wary public opinion. Banks cut lending rates in anticipation of a fiscally responsible package.
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