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16 Aug 1984
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1984
Page
1
Alberta A G review on department policies delayed
The long awaited review of Alberta Attorney General Department policies on criminal investigations is delayed to mid September. Edmonton lawyer Howard Irving leads the Canadian Bar Association study for the Alberta branch and aims for a Sept 19 public release. The eight member committee began in February after interference allegations and had planned a June then August release. Meetings have been closed to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Howard Irving
Canadian Bar Association
Gwen Willman
Association
Dome earns good news for Dome Canada Ltd
Dome Canada Ltd reports a second quarter profit of 9.9 million dollars or 11 cents a share, up from 9.4 million or 11 cents a year earlier as oil and gas sales rise. Revenues reach 45.1 million dollars versus 31.6 million in 1983 due to higher taxation and lower royalty credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Dome Canada Ltd
Dome Canada
TV debate dramatizes gender lag
OTTAWA The gender gap persists in Canadian politics as women in the capital respond to the third encounter of the nation’s party leaders. The debate highlights ongoing disparities in representation and leadership opportunities for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Women’s debate at Algonquin College draws 400 viewers
More than 400 women watched five TV screens in a crowded cafe terrace at Algonquin College to judge leaders Ed Broadbent Brian Mulroney and John Turner on women’s issues. Early report cards put Broadbent ahead with Mulroney close behind Turner. Final tallies to come from organizers Canadian Congress of Learning Opportunities for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin College
NDP
Ed Broadbent
Brian Mulroney
John Turner
Canadian Congress of Learning Opportunities
Kaye Sigurjonsson
Heather Menzies
Nancy Burns
Turner Leads in Gallup Poll on Prime Minister Preference
An opinion poll from Gallup after last month's leaders debates shows John Turner as the preferred prime minister among 1,063 respondents, 33 percent, ahead of Brian Mulroney at 29 and Ed Broadbent at 15. Turner's lead over Mulroney has narrowed since a prior poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
John Turner
Brian Mulroney
Gallup
Turner
Mulroney
NDP
Ed Broadbent
Broadbent
Premiers Seek Larger Prairie Farm Aid Amid Drought
Saskatchewan Premier How ard Pawley and Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed ask Prime Minister Turner to provide about 750 million dollars in aid to prairie farmers as drought grips the region. Manitoba Premier Grant Devine joins concern over oil price plans. The request follows accelerated 500 million in advance payments and a halt to price cuts for wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lisac
Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Turner
Howard Pawley
Manitoba
Lougheed
Grant Devine
Peter Lougheed
Turner A
Stabilization Fund
Protestants clash in Belfast riots amid sectarian violence
Hundreds of Protestant militants bombed and battled police on Shankill Road in Belfast. Rioting followed the Crown Court clash with 47 Protestant suspects, as Catholics protested British rule and mourned at Milltown Cemetery. The Royal Ulster Constabulary prepared to bury its 200th officer killed in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Shankill Road
Nald
McDonald
Sinn Fein
IRA
Sean Downs
Martin Galvin
Brenda Downes
Milltown
Quebec Hometown Welcomes Olympic Heroes Alwyn Morris and Sylvie Bernier
In Montreal and Quebec City crowds greet Olympic gold medalists Alwyn Morris and Sylvie Bernier. Morris, first Canadian Indian Olympic Gold winner, receives a Mohawk welcome after 1 000 metre K-2 triumph. Bernier, Canada’s first Olympic diving champion, is cheered as she returns amid tears and pride from Ste-Foy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity Munn
Montreal
Los Angeles
Alwyn Morris
Dorval
Caughnawaga
Alwyn
Quebec City
Sylvie
Sylvie Bernier
Ste-Foy
Bernier
Morris
University of Montreal
Laval University
University of Victoria
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