Weather outlook showers in town this Tuesday
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10 Aug 1987
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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 10, 1987
Page
1
Asian refugees released from Halifax prison
The last six of 174 Asians who entered Canada illegally three weeks ago were ordered released from a Halifax military prison. Adjudicator Michael Sloan found no proof of terrorist ties or past crime. The refugees clarified they would not harm anyone even if ordered by the Gandhi family linked group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Canada
Michael Sloan
RCMP
India
Gandhi
The
All-Indian Sikh Student Federation
Band
Amsterdam
Iran
Jim Hawkes
Calgary West
Canadian
Nova Scotia
Hawkes
Calgary
Royals end Canada visit with northern canoe trek
The Duke and Duchess of York left Yellowknife aboard a Cana dian Challenger jet at 11 15 p m after a 10 day private canoe journey 500 kilometres northeast of the city They expressed desire to visit the North again and recalled a school friendship in Ontario The trip included wildlife sightings and minimal media attention and followed their Toronto and Edmonton duties during a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowknife
N.W.T
Andrew
Sarah
Canada
Peterborough
Ont
Toronto
Woodbine Race Track
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Duke and Duchess of York
Prince Andrew
Australian gunman kills six in Melbourne rampage
A 19-year-old former cadet identified as Julian Knight opened fire from 10 p.m. Sunday in Clifton Hill using a pump action shotgun and two semi automatic rifles. He killed six people and wounded 18 before being captured by a wounded traffic police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Julian Knight
Army
Knight
Duntroon Military College
Clifton Hill
Wayne Wilson
Six Iranians seek refugee hearings in Calgary
Six Iranians with two families arrived in Calgary and will meet immigration officials this afternoon to hear if their refugee claims proceed. They are housed in a city hotel while their statements are taken and identities verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Immigration Canada
Sylvia McKenzie
McKenzie
Calgary International
KLM
Amsterdam
Iran
el Salvador
Department
Robert Ferguson
Balloons honor tornado victims in Edmonton memorial
Survivors and thousands gathered under drizzle as 2000 helium balloons were released over Evergreen Mobile Home Park to honor 27 tornado dead. Messages inside thanked Canada while relief efforts continued with donations and volunteers amid a $250 million damage toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Evergreen Mobile Home Park
Canada
Park
340000 Join Black Mineworkers Strike in South Africa
South Africa’s largest black miners union says at least 340000 workers joined a strike that shut 44 of 46 targeted mines. The walkout backs demands for higher wages and benefits, with violence and arrests reported amid clashes at several mines and security actions by companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
National Union of Mineworkers
Cyril Ramaphosa
Marcel Golding
Vaal’s Reef
Anglovaal Ltd
Lorraine
Orange Free State
Golding
Clark heads to Africa amid sanctions pressure and protests
External Affairs Minister Joe Clark leaves for a southern Africa tour after criticism from Pretoria and anti apartheid activists. Protesters on Parliament Hill urged Canada to sever ties and back full sanctions and recognize the ANC. Clark plans to press Prime Minister Botha in their Friday meeting about Canada's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Joe Clark
Africa
Parliament Hill
Canada
African National Congress
Pik) Botha
Pretoria
Kitty Molefe
Congress Women’s
Toronto
Clark
Botha
South African Broadcasting Corp
External Affairs Department
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