Weather Brief Mainly Sunny With Small Rain Chance
The forecast calls for a mainly sunny day with a 20 percent chance of precipitation on Wednesday. Expect a high near 16 and a low around 5. Map appears on Page B4.
15 Sep 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1987
Page
1
The forecast calls for a mainly sunny day with a 20 percent chance of precipitation on Wednesday. Expect a high near 16 and a low around 5. Map appears on Page B4.
Crown stays reckless use of a firearm charge against Beatrice Ismond of 230 Fifth St. S.E. and imposes a five year weapons prohibition after she held police at bay for six hours on July 16. One shot was fired inside the house during the standoff. The prosecutor cited rehabilitation and law aims as reasons to stay the charge.
Energy Minister Neil Webber said that if oil holds firm, Alberta could collect about $300 million more than the March budget. He pegged 1987 oil at roughly $19.50 a barrel, up from $17, with each dollar rise worth around $150 million in provincial revenue. New Democrat Ray Martin urged tax relief with the extra funds. Energy board figures show sector revenues up 30 percent, about $2.7 billion April–June, from a year earlier, while land sale revenues rise.
Utilities Committee chairman Ald. Ken Sauer pushes repayment of the 4.2 million PGRT surplus to ratepayers. The plan would credit customers when audit windows close, starting with 1981 figures and expanding through 1991. Rates and seven cent gas charge discussed for budget impacts.
Ottawa reports a government study finds over 100 killings by inmates released on parole or mandatory supervision in 12 years. About 20 percent of murderers released on parole are reimprisoned for new crimes, with nine repeat killers identified.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and provincial premiers threaten to walk away as Canada United States free trade negotiations stall. Ottawa sources say conditions for progress have collapsed and a breakdown could trigger renewed protectionist measures. The talks have drawn sharp disagreement over access to markets and dispute resolution mechanisms.
Chrysler Canada workers walked out at Oshawa Windsor and Etobicoke midnight Monday demanding pensions tied to the rate of inflation. CAW President Bob White said retirees must be indexed to living costs. In Detroit Ford talks neared a three year pact as UAW and Ford reported progress. Mulroney faced tough talks with Washington and Premier Peterson voiced frustration over stalled Canada U S negotiations and a no draft deal.
Ottawa opposition leaders demand resignation and a parliamentary inquiry into the Canadian Security Intelligence Service after the Ted Finn resignation. They cite court challenges over a false affidavit used to wiretap a Surrey man tied to a Punjab minister attack. Kelleher defends his predecessor’s actions.
The Southam Literacy Survey finds U S youths aged 21 to 25 outperform Canadians on most reading tasks and usage of everyday documents. U S correct rate hits 78 percent versus 74 for Canadians. Canadians show higher illiteracy among dropouts.
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