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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 2002
Page
1
Mayor Garth Vallely misses second council meeting in as many months due to kidney stone treatment in Calgary. City clerk Larry Godin says no further comment on condition or return date. Vallely previously missed the Sept. 16 meeting.
Premier Ralph Klein said new fiscal plan allows fuel price rebates to homeowners if natural gas costs rise. The government previously passed a law triggering rebates at 5.50 per gigajoule and aims to use oil and gas revenue for a stabilization fund with potential rebates from leftovers.
A published remark attributed to Henry Allen argues that civilization fares better in decline than in ascent, reflecting a provocative perspective on progress and societal direction.
Medicine Hat city council approved an average three percent rise in fees for services starting Jan. 1. Transit meals on wheels and senior passes rise, with total expected revenue increase of 143120. bylaw amendments to cemetery fees also authorized.
Public negotiations dominated the hunt for the Washington area sniper as authorities urged the unseen gunman to call again after technical glitches garbled his message. A ransom demand was reported and observers noted a possible tie to a French army deserter missing in North America.
In Edmonton Liberal Senator Frank Mahovlich urged donors as Alberta Liberal finances strain from a near one million debt after the 2001 campaign. Bank talks aim to defer a 150000 loan and extend repayment over ten years while leadership fights to avoid bankruptcy ahead of the November Calgary AGM.
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