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07 Apr 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1987
Page
1
Tanker car derailment near Orillia ends with no evacuation
A tanker car carrying a highly volatile chemical was realigned and restored to track early Tuesday morning in Orillia Ontario avoiding evacuation. CN crews used a crane to lift wheels and reposition the cars after a derailment Monday near downtown. CN officials offered no cause for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orillia
Ont
Ken Fidler
Northern
Ontario
Fight erupts at IRA funeral in Belfast clashes
Violence broke out as mourners clashed with police at the home of IRA figure Larry Marley in Belfast. A policeman and two mourners were injured and arrests made. In Magilligan prison 80 kilometres away, Protestant and Catholic inmates attacked officers during overnight rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Reuter
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Larry Marley
IRA
Magilligan
Alberta mulls sale of liquor stores while keeping treasury branches
Premier Don Getty says Alberta may sell some Alberta Liquor Control Board outlets but will retain treasury branches and provincial hospitals. Treasurer Dick Johnston argues against private sector sale of treasury branches to avoid losing provincial control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Treasury
Don Getty
Getty
Dick Johnston
Les Young
Reagan Will Consider New Canada U S Acid Rain Accord
Reagan left Ottawa without pledging a treaty, saying he would consider a bilateral accord on acid rain with Canada. Mulroney urged a firm North American solution while acknowledging U S sources cause much of the issue. Congressional hurdles and cost figures loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Ludlow
Omutham News
Ottawa
Ronald Reagan
Brian Mulroney
Canada-U.s
Reagan
Commons
Senate
Mulroney
Parliament
White House
Congress
United States Administration
American Congress
Government of
Canada
U.S
Robert Byrd
Democratic Majority
West Virginia
Byrd
Embassy confirms entry at Hurtig suite in Ottawa
The U S embassy says an American consular official used a key to enter Mel Hurtig’s hotel suite in Ottawa during Ronald Reagan’s Ottawa visit. Hurtig reported an intruder as he packed for Edmonton, and the official, not a security officer, was verifying State Department rooms were ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
U.S
Mel Hurtig
CTV Network
Hurtig
Ronald Reagan
Edmonton
U.S State Department
CTV
State Department
Keegstra appeals hate speech conviction in Calgary
Lawyer for Jim Keegstra argues that laws banning incitement of racial hatred are only needed if violence could follow. The Eckville high school teacher appeals his 1985 conviction and $5,000 fine for spreading hatred against Jews as the Alberta Court of Appeal weighs Charter rights against minority protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKillop
Keegstra
Calgary
Jim Keegstra
Duncan McKillop
Eckville
Alberta
Alberta Court of Appeal
Crown
Bruce Fraser
Fraser
Cohen Commission
Canada
Kilgour prompts Western Tory rift with cross‑floor threat
Ottawa Alberta MP David Kilgour bluntly accused the Progressive Conservatives of ignoring Western concerns and threatened to quit the party or cross to the opposition unless government patronage and contracts are reformed. Former Alberta caucus chair Jack Shields warned Kilgour’s actions could end his caucus access and trigger isolation from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Smith
Southam News
Ottawa
Alberta
David Kilgour
Alberta Conservative Caucus
Jack Shields
Kilgour
Shields
Edmonton-Strathcona
John Crosbie
Progressive Conservative Party
Tories
Brian Mulroney
David
John Turner
Geills
Alex Kindy
Calgary East
Gour
Canada
Kindy
Gordon Towers
Red Deer
Towers
Joe Clark
Athabasca
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