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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1990
Page
1
World Reacts to Iraqi Invasion and Gulf Tensions
Kuwait reports shelling and gunfire as Kuwaiti forces resist Iraqi attack. President Bush labels the move naked aggression and US aircraft carrier Independence with six ships heads to the Persian Gulf. NATO notes possible military options while Egypt calls for Iraqi withdrawal. Baghdad denounces critics and vows to turn the Gulf into a graveyard for aggressors.
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Kuwait
Iraq
George Bush
U.S
Independence
Persian Gulf
Brussels
NATO
Reuters
United States
Composite leading indicator signals possible recession in Canada
Statistics Canada reports the composite leading indicator fell 0.4 per cent in May after a 0.4 per cent drop in April, marking a four month decline and hinting at a recession as GDP also contracted in April and May. The agency cautions a recession is not yet certain.
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Statistics Canada
Rebels desert Monrovia as fighting shifts in Liberia
Thousands flee as rebels abandon key positions leaving Monrovia exposed to government forces led by President Samuel Doe. Johnson's Independent Patriotic Front withdraws to regroup against rival Charles Taylor, raising fears of renewed attacks and civilian casualties in the seven month conflict. Doe advances toward central areas, prompting mass displacement and reports of a Lutheran church massacre.
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Monrovia
Reuter
Samuel Doe
Prince Johnson
Independent Patriotic Front
U.S
Johnson
Charles Taylor
Doe
Manos
Gios
Radio Elwa
Trinidad officials deceived by rebel pact during coup
Government spokesman Gregory Shaw said rebel leaders tricked officials into signing nonbinding agreements under duress. The 112 rebels released hostages and surrendered. cabinet ministers and Prime Minister Arthur Robinson agreed to an interim government and elections within 90 days, with Robinson also resigning.
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Port-Of-Spain
Reuter
Gregory Shaw
Shaw
Arthur Robinson
Trinidad and Tobago
Robinson
Trinidad faces coup aftermath as security force arrives
Shaw announced a 350 man Caribbean security team would reach Trinidad to aid government troops after a bloody coup attempt and looting. At least 30 people were killed and 150 wounded as stores in Port of Spain were ransacked, with rebels led by Yasin Abu Bakr seizing the state TV station and parliament and taking hostages.
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Shaw
Trinidad
Port of Spain
Parliament
Robinson
Yasin Abu Bakr
Moammar Gadhafi
Quebec to resume Mohawk talks after tentative deal
Premier Robert Bourassa announced a tentative agreement with Mohawk leaders to restart negotiations over the Oka barricades. Key conditions include international observers at Kanesatake, access for legal and spiritual advisers, and food supply guarantees.
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Quebec
Oka
Robert Bourassa
Ciaccia
Kahnesatake
Canada recalls Iraqi diplomat over Kuwait invasion
Canada summons the Iraqi ambassador to protest the invasion of Kuwait. External Affairs officials seek details on the attack and safety of Canadians in Kuwait as reports place Canadians among eight seized oilfield workers. One Canadian may be held, possibly Pierce Graham, with 12 Canadians in Kuwaiti oilfields. International action at the UN is emphasized.
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Kuwait
Canada
Bob Peck
U.S. State Department
Peck
Pierce Graham
Graham
Canadian Petroleum Association
Iraq
U.S
George Bush
Baghdad
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
Joe Clark
UN Security Council
United Nations
Alberta
American State Department
Hans Macier
Kuwait Petroleum
Calgary
Government urges public access to reading materials
A government body calls for greater openness and public access to official documents and readings. Officials emphasize transparency and accountability in how information is shared with citizens.
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Baghdad Radio
Saddam Hussein
Hussein
Iran
Ottawa
Chateauguay
Champlain Bridge
Montreal
Mercier
Quebec City
Bourassa
John Ciaccia
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