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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 2000
Page
3
Farmers can expect interim payments in the current week for grain delivered in the last crop year ending July 31. Payments run from $10 to $20 per tonne for durum grades, $20 to $60 for wheat, and $4 to $7 for designated barley. final payments for wheat and barley due by year end, with direct deposits starting today.
A 17 year old male, identified by court rules, was sentenced in provincial court to 30 days in jail for breaching his curfew. The youth violated a 9 p.m. residence stay by being seen on Seventh Street S.E. on October 12 at 10 p.m. He pleaded guilty to breach of recognizance and has a prior record for property related offences. Crown prosecutor Christian Lim presented the case before Judge Dietrich Brand.
A 17 year old male was sentenced to 14 days in jail after stealing a duffel bag at a bus station on June 24 with $50 missing from the bag. He later admitted to stealing a CD player from a vehicle on August 2 and received probation for six and a half months plus 90 hours of community service.
A 15 year old with seven prior break and enters was sentenced to two and a half months in jail for a new break and enter. He admitted breaking into a residence on Mc Cutcheon Drive on August 3 and stealing 730 dollars in cash and jewelry. He will begin serving after finishing an eight month term for a prior break and enter.
Monarch Broadcasting dismantled three transmitting towers east of Medicine Hat near Dunmore. Towers built in 1946 and 1962 to support CHAT TV and MY 96 signals were cut down by Joel Simmons. The site will be cleared and scrap iron sold, marking the landmark towers' end.
At an Alberta Medical Association meeting, doctors from Palliser Health Authority urged a contract raise to make Alberta competitive with Saskatchewan and British Columbia. They argue current pay levels push physicians to leave for better offers elsewhere, citing examples from Medicine Hat and surrounding provinces.
Alberta Medical Association study says 1,329 more doctors needed by 2004. McCubbin supports higher medical school quotas but warns relief won’t come for four to eight years. Doctors’ pay debate splits Hatters with some favor hourly wages to deter migrations to British Columbia.
Monte Solberg opens the Canadian Alliance campaign headquarters on Carry Drive for the federal election on November 27. Supporters and volunteers gather as Solberg touts his leader Stockwell Day and criticizes Jean Chretien.
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