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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 18, 1986
Page
1
Talks falter in Helsinki between Soviet and Israeli delegates
The first official talks in 19 years between Soviet and Israeli delegates ended after 90 minutes in Finland. An Israeli official said both sides agreed on further contacts. The Soviets proposed an eight member Tel Aviv team for October, while Israel demanded freer Jewish emigration. Both sides reported to their governments before continuing discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Finland
Tel Aviv
De Wit Withdraws From Title Bout In Grande Prairie
Canadian heavyweight champion Willy de Wit cancels this weekend's bout with American Andrew Stokes due to a left elbow injury from sparring in Los Angeles. Doctors in Calgary advise rest, predicting at least a week before any fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Prairie
Alta
Willie de Wit
Andrew Stokes
de Wit
Los Angeles
Calgary
Canadair sale to Bombardier confirmed by Ottawa
Canadair Ltd will be sold to Bombardier Inc of Montreal for 120 million dollars in cash. Ottawa will retain technology rights for Challenger executive jets and license them for royalties estimated at 173 million. Airport land and a 3 million dollar special dividend are included plus settlement proceeds. Ottawa keeps a stake to boost R D exports and Canadian content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadair Ltd
Bombardier Inc
Montreal
Barbara McDougall
McDougall
Challenger
Bombardier
Canadair
Rebels blamed as Sudan crash kills 60 aboard airliner
In Sudan a Sudan Airways Fokker Friendship was shot down by rebels after takeoff from Malakal. Col. Simon Manang said all 60 aboard died, mostly women and children. The attack followed SPLA threats to strike planes over rebel areas and prompted mourning and flight suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khartoum
Upper Nile
Sudan
Sudan Airways
Simon Manang
John Garang
Manang
Malakal
Sudan Peoples’ Liberation Army
Bomb explodes at West Edmonton Mall prompts evacuation
An Edmonton man faces court after a small home made bomb exploded in the Fantasyland area of West Edmonton Mall. The device caused smoke and minor injuries, with damage estimated at 300 dollars. Police linked the arrest to prior related blasts and security at the mall was stepped up. The incident follows two earlier mall incidents including a fatal Mind bender derailment inquiry and a submarine mishap. The mall’s owner Triple Five plans further expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
West Edmonton
Fantasyland
Amusement
Lori Nagy
Ron Hageman
Deane Eldredge
Triple Five Corp
Eldredge
Colleen Foster
Deep Sea Adventure Park
Mulroney vows Canada will always welcome refugees
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney stated Canada will always welcome refugees seeking a better home. He spoke Sunday after a group of Sri Lankan refugees apologized for misleading officials about their voyage to reach the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Wyatt
Brian Mulroney
Canada
Power pact doubts linger over city union contracts
City officials insist a contract exists for all union staff with council ratifying terms, while about 30 workers at the power plant say no agreement has been signed and voting on the memo was tied. Union representation and timing of sending the agreement to Calgary remain disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Murphy
Ald
Sam Stone
Medicine Hat News
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Kerry Baba
Baba
Brian Schwab
Stone
Calgary
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