Conflicting Testimonies At Murder Trial In Medicine Hat
Jury hears rival accounts in the trial of Allan Dale Zubot charged with manslaughter and accessory after the fact in the Sept. 24 1980 killing of Gerald Aitkins at his Flats residence. John Glenn testified he accidentally shot Aitkins during a drug sale and moved the body. Sally Roth identified Zubot in connection with the killing.
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Gerald Aitkins
Allan Dale Zuboi
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Sally Roth
Zubot
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Aitkins’ Flats
Bill Cocks
Aitkins
Medicine Hat
Gerry
E.W.N. Macdonald
Richard Schafer
Roth
Big John
Allan
Macdonald
Dunvegan dam project hinges on power grid study
Edmonton officials say the 1.6 billion Dunvegan hydro project on the Peace River is in limbo as bank stability concerns require costly geotechnical work. A final decision may wait on a prairie power grid study due next year, with winter plans for the bank stability assessment.
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Edmonton
Dunvegan
Peace River
Larry Shaben
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Edmonton Power
Trans-Alta Utility
Shaben
Manitoba
Constitution talks set for November
Prime Minister Trudeau agrees to a November 2 first ministers meeting on constitutional reform but the tone of his acceptance raises doubt. He warns of delays to the budget and hints the federal plan may be altered if no consensus is reached, while premiers prepare for possible fight involving Britain.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
B.C
Bill Bennett
Supreme Court
House of Commons
Montreal
Britain
Bennett
Great Britain
Budget timing clash fuels opposition criticism
Opposition Leader Joe Clark urged immediate budget release arguing Canada needs an early economic plan. He warned against delaying the November 3 budget date due to a planned constitutional conference, while Finance Minister Allan MacEachen indicated the budget could still appear on November 3 in Parliament.
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Ottawa
Joe Clark
Canada
Trudeau
Allan MacEachen
Justice
Jean Chretien
Reagan open to summit as 22 nations gather in Cancun
President Reagan says he will keep an open mind at the 22 nation North South economic summit in Cancun Mexico while advocating private enterprise to improve living conditions in developing countries. State Secretary Haig says Reagan is sensitive to developing world problems amid energy costs and growth concerns as delegates from capitalist socialist and Marxist states arrive.
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Cancun
Mexico
Reagan
U.S
Alexander Haig
Weather Outlook and City Core Report Preview
Cloudy with a slight chance of snow, high five, low minus eight. A city core series begins on Page 3 detailing downtown problems and expert debates. The World Series opening game notes a Yankees 5 3 win on Page 13.
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Japan
Saskatchewan
Yankees
Bob Watson
Jerry Reuss
Oil majors threaten endless Ottawa inquiry over Bertrand report
Oil firms led by Imperial Oil Shell Canada Gulf Canada and Texaco Canada warned Ottawa inquiry lawyers may drag hearings indefinitely if the Bertrand report is admitted as evidence. They attacked the eight year study claiming it is distorted and sensational and vowed to object whenever it is cited.
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Ottawa
Jake Howard
Imperial Oil Ltd
Restrictive Trade Practices Commission
Bertrand
Commission
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Shell Canada Ltd
Austin
Combines Investigation
Shell
Imperial
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Texaco Canada Ltd
Howard
Colin Campbell
Gulf
Gerry Stoner
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