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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 02, 1990

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Iraqi forces seize power in Kuwait

Iraqi troops and tanks overran Kuwait early today seizing the ruler's palace and key government buildings. The emir fled to Saudi Arabia as Iraq declared it came to aid revolutionary Kuwaiti youth. The Bush administration condemned the invasion and froze Iraqi and Kuwaiti assets in the United States.

Kuwait Saddam Hussein Iraq Ira Kuwait City Information Ministry Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed al- Sabah Saudi Arabia Al-Sabah Washington Bush United States White House U.S Persian Gulf CNN Independence Indian Ocean Soviet Union TASS Soviets

BC minister urges abandoning new tax

BC Finance Minister Mel Couvelier urged the federal Senate committee to reject the proposed GST, criticizing it as worse than the current 13.5 percent FST. He warned seven percent GST would fuel inflation, raise interest rates, and hurt BC exports amid high US-Canadian rate gaps.

Vancouver B.C Mel Couvelier Senate Couvelier House of Commons B.C. Forest United States British Columbia Sidney Buckwold

U S Appeals for End to Arming Liberian Factions

In Monrovia fighting rages as civilians hide and bodies dot streets. The United States calls on other nations to stop arming the warring Liberian factions and urges adherence to humanitarian obligations. External Relations Minister Monique Landry condemns civilian killings and Canada urges Geneva Conventions respect and mediation.

Monrovia Liberia United States Canada

Oil markets react to Iraq invasion of Kuwait

Canadian Petroleum Association says price rises may be automatic on the spot market but future levels depend on various responses, including US action. OPEC has excess capacity to cushion short term losses, yet the conflict could threaten a rising price trend. Brent crude jumped to about 23.20 dollars as fears of supply disruption grew. The dollar strengthened as investors sought a safe haven.

Calgary-London Iraq Kuwait Canadian Petroleum Association Hans Macier United States Organization of Petroleum Exporting Maciej Alberta Middle East OPEC London U.S Japan

Quebecers protest Mohawk barrier standoff at Chateauguay

A crowd estimated at 5 000 to 10 000 protested the lack of progress in dismantling Mohawk barricades separating Chateauguay from Montreal. Police riot squads intervened as demonstrators pushed past barriers, citing deteriorating life quality and long commutes.

RCMP Surete du Quebec Chateauguay Mercier Que Montreal Carole Plante Plante

Vancouver gay games stir broad public debate

Celebration 90 Gay Games III opens in Vancouver this weekend drawing mixed views from residents. Organizers cite 7300 athletes from 26 countries and 1500 cultural participants, with 15 000 spectators and 29 sports plus cultural events totaling about 20 million dollars in spending.

Vancouver Canada

City to gain land in Hat Development settlement

City council approves a 4.3 million two part deal with Hat Development receiver Price Waterhouse. The city pays 2.3 million to settle expropriation claims and acquires Burnside holdings for 2.036 million, including 184 hectares north of the river and 5.4 hectares east of the highway.

Petra Kossman News City Council Hat Development Price Waterhouse Ltd Hat Development Ltd Burnside South Saskatchewan River Transcanes E Hi Urchasing Ted Grimm Ken Sauer Brian Stein Tom Sunderland Dunmore

Tory MP attacks Ottawa's fiscal policy

Commons finance committee chairman Don Blenkarn accuses Ottawa of causing an economic recession with high interest rates. He joins Liberals predicting at least 18 months to recover after May goods data show a second monthly drop, with April down 0.1 and May down 0.2.

Ottawa — Commons Finance Committee Don Blenkarn Liberals Economiers Blenkamn Brian Mulroney Blenkarn Ontario Mississauga

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