Pep Arrives Ready to Box Page All
Weather map on page B3 shows showers Saturday with a high of 22 and a low of 15. Pep arrives prepared for boxing events as scheduled in the sports section.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1990
Page
1
Lethbridge Fined for Polluting River
The City of Lethbridge pleaded guilty to six environmental charges and was fined over 2500 for excess effluent discharge into the Oldman River from the sewage plant and for failing to submit monthly reports. The case cites starch from city businesses as a contributing factor.
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Lethbridge, Alta
Lethbridge
Vaughn Hembroff
Oldman
Fred Coward
Channer
Department of the Environment
David Fisher
Environment Department
Hembroff
Fisher
Bob Bartlett
Bartlett
Rail blockades halt CN and CP lines in Ontario
Police refuse to intervene as CN Rail seeks to dismantle two native blockades blocking the transcontinental line through Long Lake 58 reserve and a CP Rail line near Pic Mobert. CN officials meet band members amid ongoing negotiations and government pressure to clear the routes.
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White River
Ont
CN Rail
Ontario
Bob Gilman
Longlac
Thunder Bay
Long Lake
Lake Superior
Gilman
Department of Indian Affairs
Philip
Transport Canada
Transport
Doug Lewis
Pic Mobert Indian Reserve
CP Rail
Paul Thurston
Mohawk negotiators avoid limelight in Dorval talks
A second day of talks to end the armed standoff with Mohawks moved to a restaurant near Montreal after journalists overwhelmed Dorval. About 15 Mohawks arrived by bus for private negotiations with federal and provincial representatives. Chief Norton said a band list of 6,000 names covers their negotiating team.
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Montreal
Moeli
Dorval
Band Council
Kahnawake Reserve
Mercier Bridge
Oka
Que
Joe Norton
Billy Two- Rivers
Norton
Poverment
Paterson
Airlines raise fares as Middle East crisis boosts fuel costs
Air Canada will lift domestic fares by six percent effective Aug. 31 and Canadian Airlines International plans a fare increase as well. The moves follow a 30 percent jump in crude oil prices and reflect higher fuel costs, with potential international increases under consideration by regulators in the U.S. and U.K. The two carriers justify the hikes by rising aviation fuel prices tied to the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.
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Calgary
Canada
Air Canada
Sandra Dexter
Vancouver
Canadian Airlines International
Ruth Montgomery
Canadian
Canada-U.s
United Kingdom
International Air Transport Associate
Geneva
Dexter
Kuwait
U.S
Montgomery
American Airlines
Iraq begins pullout from Iran and frees prisoners
Iraqi forces withdraw from Iranian territory and release Iranian prisoners in a bid to ease the Iran Iraq conflict and redirect troops to Kuwait and the Saudi frontier. Saudi Arabia blocks an Iraqi oil tanker at Yanbu while Canada reports Canadians in Kuwait and Iraq remain safe.
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Ap-Afp-Reuters-Cp
Iraq
United States
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Gulf
U.S
George Bush
Kuwait
Bush
Saddam Hussein
United Nations
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Peru
UN Security Council
Saudi Red Sea
Yanbu
Riyadh
Ron Bollman
Saudi Kingdom
Canadian dollar dips as Bank of Canada cuts rate
The Canadian dollar closed in Toronto at 87.00 US cents, down from 87.44, after the Bank of Canada reduced its rate to 13.07 percent from 13.34. Economists note exports rose to a five year high while imports declined, signaling weakness in the economy and possible recession concerns.
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Ottawa
Toronto
Bank of Canada
Treasury
Canada
United States
Josh Mendelsohn
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
U.S
Statistics Canada
Doug Peters
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Peters
George Saba
Montreal Trus
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