Index Weather Outlook Sunny with Slight Rain Chance
Thursday's forecast calls for mainly sunny skies with a ten percent chance of precipitation. High near 27 and a low around 12 with a map on page B4.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1986
Page
1
Death in Boy George home tied to American musician
Police found the body of Michael Rudetski, 27, of New York, in a Hampstead house owned by Boy George. No drugs or obvious cause of death found. death not deemed suspicious. The residence is used by Boy George’s brother Kevin O'Dowd, 26, who is charged with supplying heroin and free on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boy George
Michael Rudetski
New York
Hampstead
Press Association
Kevin O’dowd
Helmet verdict caps biker acquittal in Victoria court
Victoria CP report notes a traffic court judge acquitted Raymond Johnson of Calgary on riding a motorcycle without a proper helmet. The judge suggested that a baseball cap with a chin strap could be considered a helmet, while awaiting clarification from a Vancouver provincial court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Victoria Traffic Court
Vancouver
Kathleen Cantelon
MP's business dealings bared in inquiry
Toronto inquiry heard Sinclair Stevens met with a chartered accountant to discuss his personal business while in federal cabinet. Stevens resigned May 12 after conflict of interest allegations re his blind trust and a Hyundai tax break. He denied improper use, saying holdings were in trust. Prime Minister appointed a judge to decide on potential conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sinclair Stevens
Mel Leiderman
Stevens
Hyundai
Urs
Anton Czapka
Magna International Inc
Brian Mulroney
William Parker
Ontario Supreme Court
Noreen
York Centre Corp
Commission
David Scott
Leiderman
Stevenses
Fin Lipton Wiseman Altbaum
York Centre
Britain
Georgian Trust and Life Assurance Co
Sentry Oil and Gas Ltd
Royal Cougar Services Ltd
Gill Construction Ltd
Oil prices rise as OPEC pact boosts hopes on markets
Calgary traders watch oil, shares rebound after OPEC agrees to curb output by four million barrels a day for two months. Mexico joins cuts, Texaco Canada raises price, and Toronto trading sees a major jump. Analysts warn higher crude could lift Canadian pump prices with fall timing uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Canada
Alberta
Mexico
Alfredo de Mazo
Texaco Canada Inc
Petro-Canada
Esso
Shell Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Oil and Gas Index
John Howard
Aberford Resources Ltd
Independent Petroleum Association of Canada
Texaco Canada Resources Inc
Canadian Petroleum Association
CPEC
Bill Gatenby
Richard Zarzeczny
Canadian Enerdata Ltd. Energy Consultants
Pretoria tightens border checks amid sanctions fallout
South Africa moves to inspect truck cargo from Zimbabwe Zaire and Zambia at Belt Bridge amid new Commonwealth sanctions. Foreign Minister Pik Botha warns of a levy on all imports and stricter border controls with details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Ap-Reuters
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Belt Bridge
Zaire
Zambia
Alan Cowell
South African Association of Freight Forwarders
Pik Botha
Pretoria
Commonwealth
Botha
Canada
London
Edmonton camp protest clashes as Aryan Nations plans camp
Alberta leaders condemn the anti Jewish white supremacist group Aryan Nations as a camp for 20 people is planned eight kilometres west of Caroline. Church leader Terry Long seeks normal camp status while Jewish groups plan protests. Officials say no legal action unless laws are broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Jewish Federation of Edmonton
Judith Goldland
New Democrat
Ray Martin
Terry Long
Church of Jesus Christ Christian Aryan Nations
Long
Halevi
Bill Barker
Kootenai County
Idaho
Aryan Nation
John Guy
University of Calgary
Allan Hunsperger
Evangelical
Calgary
Ian Reid
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