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03 Aug 1984
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1984
Page
1
Newfoundland Fisheries Minister Charged With Illegal Salmon Fishing
Newfoundland Fisheries Minister James Morgan faces a provincial charge for using gear other than fly fishing to catch salmon on the Long Harbour River. The case stems from an alleged June fishing incident on Newfoundland's south coast and he will appear in Grand Bank court on August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
Nfld
Newfoundland
James Morgan
Grand Bank
Morgan
Long Harbour
Guerrillas surrender after hostage standoff in El Salvador
Four leftist guerrillas surrendered in Soyapango Salvador after holding about 100 people hostage at a bank overnight. Officials said they freed captives because no country would offer refuge. Hostages started leaving at noon and were to be escorted home by the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soyapango
Salvador
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Col
Rinaldo Goldher
Treasury Police
Edmonton forms panel to review taxi safety measures
Alberta set up a five member committee led by Minister Bill Diachuk to study taxi driver safety and insurance in response to murders of cabbies including Medicine Hat’s Ken Spoonheim. The panel will seek input from taxi firms drivers and victims but will not hold public hearings and aims to deliver recommendations by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Curtis
the News
Alberta
Ken Spoonheim
Bill Diachuk
Brian Hlus
Diachuk
Hlus
Eslin Eling
Habib Fatoo
Transport Department
Doug Holmes
Workers’ Compensation Board
Keith Smith
Occupational Health and Safety Agency
Peter Teasdale
Attorney General’s Department
Lloyd Harty
Deluxe Central Taxis
Medicine Hat
Harty
Harold Maser
Care Cabs
Harry
Toronto stocks surge on falling rate expectations
The Toronto TSE 300 index jumped over 47 points in the first hour, trading above 2300 amid broad gains. Volume reached 4.1 million shares and $62 million in value as 14 of 14 groups rose and advancers outpaced declines eight to one. Investors cheered signs rates may fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Youth program unveiled by Prime Minister Turner
Prime Minister Turner announced a 100000 youth training program to begin in December 1985 with 1 billion annually funded by reallocated government funds and unemployment insurance. The plan targets 17 to 21 year olds for on the job training as part of a broader budget after the Sept 4 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Brian Mulroney
New Democrat
Ed Broadbent
Toronto
Mulroney
Atlantic Canada
Conference Board of Canada
Federal aid plan for prairie farmers welcomed but not a cure
Regina report says the Turner package aims to lift grain prices to 1983-84 levels and provides a 16 million dollar flood aid program for northeast Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Lorne Hepworth praises the recognition of disaster but questions lack of provincial consultation. Jim Wright of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool doubts price return will raise farmers income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ferguson
Hepworth
Ottawa
Canadian Wheat Board
Jim Wright
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Political connections smooth loan road
Calgary Bank of Montreal borrowers include a Mulroney aide and a former Alberta premier staffer. Lee Richardson settled a 410000 debt with stock surrender and a 50000 yearly payment for nine years, while Joe Dutton faced bankruptcy after borrowing over 1 million. Bankers cite an amalgam of current position past record and assets in big loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Kondro
Sheila Pratt
Southam News
Calgary
Bank of Montreal
Don Peacock
Brian Mulroney
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Mulroney
Lougheed
Southern
National Party
Ian Anderson
Nova Scotia
Richardson
Joe Dutton
Edmonton
Dutton
Peacock
Bank
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Grafeith
Halifax
Saskatchewan Agriculture
Lorne Hepworth
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