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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1985
Page
1
Fresh chickens donated to Surrey food bank
A local hobby farmer donated 25 live chickens and roosters to a Surrey B C food bank. Manager Dallas Dobko handed out the birds live, noting they came with no cooking instructions and that some recipients seemed to know what to do. She considered processing them herself but chose to distribute them alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
B.C
Food Bank
Vancouver
Dallas Dobko
Dobko
Marcos to Face Impeachment Bid in Philippines
Opposition members of the National Assembly filed a motion to impeach President Ferdinand Marcos and his wife for enriching themselves and hiding ill gotten wealth abroad. The majority party countered with a rival resolution, but passage appears unlikely as two-thirds of assembly members support Marcos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
National Assembly
Ferdinand Marcos
Assembly
Marcos
Survivors Found After JAL Jet Crash in Japan
Four women survived the Boeing 747 crash on a forested central mountain ridge with 524 aboard. Rescue teams recovered 50 bodies, while a large tailfin fragment with JAL markings was found off the Miura Peninsula south of Yokohama. Survivors Keiko Kawakami aged 12 and Mikiko Yoshizaki aged 8 were aided by military helicopters and taken to a Fujioka hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kita-Aikimura
Japan
Japan Air Lines
Miura Peninsula
Yokohama
JAL
Ryo Saji
Keiko Kawakami
Mikiko Yoshizaki
Geoffrey Tu
Fujioka
Kyomi Shinozaki
Petro-Canada buys Gulf Canada in $886 million deal
Petro-Canada completes its first major acquisition under a Conservative government, paying $886 million to acquire Gulf Canada's refining and marketing network. The deal adds 1,800 outlets and four refineries in Western Canada and Ontario, boosting Petro-Canada's western market share to about 30 percent and positioning it near Imperial Oil. Energy Minister Pat Carney endorses the self financed merger, while Gulf seeks buyers for upstream assets and Atlantic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Petro-Canada
Imperial Oil
Canada
Gulf Canada
Western
Ontario
Pat Carney
Petro- Canada
Tories
Gulf
Quebec
Atlantic Canada
Ultramar Canada
Merrill Lynch
Pilot reports unreliable control on JAL 747 in final transmissions
Tokyo AP report details the final air traffic communications from a Japan Airlines 747 crash with 524 aboard. The pilot repeatedly cited unreliable control while descending from 7,315 to 6,706 metres and later searched for an emergency landing at Haneda after being directed east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan Air Lines
Keizo Shimizu
Transport Ministry
Shuzo Mikawa
Tokyo Air Control
Traffic Control
Nagoya
Haneda
JAL
Haneda Airport
Yokota U.S. Air Base
City sets hook for police body
City Council passed a bylaw granting power to remove police commission members despite warnings from Alderman Lee Anderson and Mayor Ted Grimm. The three year terms could be disrupted by political maneuvering, with support from Stolz Sauer Stone and Buss. The bylaw targets governance amid ongoing tension after a complaint against Police Chief Norm McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Sellers
News City Council
Police Commission
Ald
Lee Anderson
Ted Grimm
Grimm
Anderson
Blair Stolz
Ken Sauer
Sam Stone
Wayne Buss
Graham Kelly
Lyle Flynn
Karen Green
Stolz
Commission
Sauer
Municipal Police Commission
Keith Freeman
Garry Folkerts
Harry Behman
Kelly
Norm McLeod
The
Police Association
Ferry tragedy on Howe Sound claims two Vancouver family members
In calm weather the Queen of Cowichan ferried plowed into a 12 metre cabin cruiser near Howe Sound. Kim Kwok, 45, and her 12 year old son Martin were missing and presumed drowned. George Kwok and sons Nelson and Michael were rescued. Michael remained in critical condition. George Kwok blames BC Ferries amid conflicting accounts of the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Vancouver
B.C
Vancouver
Kim Kwok
Martin
George
Nelson
Michael
Children’s Hospital
George Kwok
B.C. Ferry Corp
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