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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 02, 1977

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Peace talks hinge on Palestinian representation in Middle East settlement

In Alexandria Egypt Secretary Vance and President Sadat discuss how to include Palestinians at a reconvened Geneva peace conference. They focus on borders land return and a Palestinian homeland as core issues amid U.S. Egyptian talks. The Tass agency questions chances of progress citing U S pro Israel bias.

Alexandria Cyrus Vance Anwar Sadat Egypt Middle East Sadat Vance U.S Mediterranean Geneva Israel

Medicine Hat Stampede Sets Attendance Records

Stampede attendance at Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede reached record highs with 22,463 on Saturday and a four day total of 58,649. An estimated 3,000 more attended Tuesday. Rodeo drew 3,500 on Saturday for 7,920 across three afternoons. chariot and chuckwagon races drew 6,604 over four evenings, including 2,703 Saturday.

Medicine Hat Stampede Ralph Murray Murray Canada

Controllers' negotiations continue to avert strike

Ottawa negotiators resume talks with CATCA as union members vote strongly for a strike. CATCA president Jim Livingston said the executive favors rotating strikes to minimize public disruption and that strikes could begin next Monday night.

Ottawa Canadian Air Traffic Control Association CATCA Canada Jim Livingston Livingston

Yukon pipeline delay eyed as moratorium urged

Federal study recommends two year delay to 1981 for Yukon gas line to allow land claims settlements route review and community prep. Foothills plans 1979 start. report proposes a $50 million fund for native land claims and notes U S decisions hinge on Canada delay. Final cabinet decision coming 7 to 10 days after debates.

Howard Collins Ottawa Yukon Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd United States Kenneth Lysyk University of British Columbia Law School Commission Canada Alaska Valdez Lysyk

Cambodian Troops Strike Thai Border Villages

Cambodian forces attacked Chalor Changan and Sangae villages along the Thai frontier. At least 28 people including civilians were killed or injured and 10 homes were burned. Hundreds of Cambodian troops reportedly reinforced while Thai forces responded with airstrikes and ground defenses. Thailand warned of drastic measures to defend sovereignty.

Bangkok Thailand Cambodia Chalor Changan Sangae

Three charged with murder in Calgary beating death

CALGARY CP Two men and a woman are to appear in provincial court on murder charges after Eric Fulton Wall, 46, was found beaten Friday in southeast Calgary. Wall died in hospital Saturday. Names of the accused were not released.

Francis MacDonald Manuel Yonge Dundas Street Saul David Betesh Albert Wayne Kribs Joseph Wood Werner Gruener Yonge Street Toronto Manuel Jaques Long Sault, Ont Calgary Eric Fulton Wall Fulton

Brooklyn Woman Dead In Son of Sam Killing

Stacy Moskowitz a 20 year old Brooklyn woman died after being shot by the Son of Sam on a first date with Robert Violante. The attack marked the sixth victim and the killer's 12th potential suspect cleared by police as a massive manhunt expands across New York City.

New York Reuter Sam Stacy Moskowitz Brooklyn Kings County Hospital Robert Violante Bronx Queens Miss Moskowitz Moskowitz Stacy Neysa John Keenan Keenan

Liberals Reject Biron Coalition Plan

Quebec Liberals brush off Union Nationale leader Rodrigue Birons proposal for an opposition coalition against the Parti Quebecois. Former minister Raymond Garneau calls the plan crazy while George Springate labels it a desperate attempt to attract a party.

Quebec Union Nationale Rodrigue Biron Parti Quebecois Raymond Garneau Liberal Biron Creditiste George Springate L-Westmount

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