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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1986
Page
1
Air India sues Air Canada over 747 crash deaths
Air India files a lawsuit against Air Canada and several companies over the Air India Flight 182 disaster that killed 329 aboard a jet off the Irish coast last year. An Air India lawyer says an explosion caused the destruction and deaths, with potential fault attributed to equipment planted at Pearson or Mirabel airports in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Air-India
Air Canada
Pearson International
Mirabel
Montreal
Gerard Chouest
Air India
Chouest
Blast near Kensington Palace injures several in London
A blast thought to be a gas explosion hit a building near Kensington High Street in London's diplomatic area. About 20 hurt per Scotland Yard, four seriously per Fire Service, four rescued from a ground-floor shop as authorities probe the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
AP CP
Kensington Palace
Scotland Yard
Alberta eyes $5.5 billion borrowing amid oil price risk
Alberta's treasurer warned a world oil price collapse could lift the 1986 87 deficit beyond 3 billion and proposed Bill 30 to raise borrowing authority to 5.5 billion to cover potential shortfalls for schools and hospitals. Opposition argued the move signals deficit control loss and called for broader economic reform and cost cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Dick Johnston
Johnston
Financial Administration Act
Petro-Canada to cut jobs as oil sector tightens
A Petro-Canada memo to employees from chairman Bill Hopper and president E M Lakusta warns more layoffs are coming as the oil and gas sector faces a crisis. The Crown corporation says spending will fall to one third of prior levels amid debt, past takeovers, and weak markets. Government talks on relief continue, with Alberta's energy minister noting debates over the petroleum and gas revenue tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Petro-Canada
Bill Hopper
E. M. Lakusta
Hopper
Lakusta
Crown Corporation
Neil Webber
Alberta
Webber
Marcel Masse
PGRT
Masse
Texaco Canada Resources Ltd
Home Oil Ro
Esso Resources Canada
Penney
Gorbachev extends Soviet nuclear test moratorium through 1986
Gorbachev announces a unilateral halt to nuclear testing through Jan 1 1986 and urges the United States to join. Reagan dismisses the appeal as not in U.S. security interests while Soviet media give front page treatment to the extension and omit mention of U.S. nonparticipation. The Geneva summit framework remains unresolved as Moscow seeks progress on a broader arms accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Mikhail Gorbachev
Kremlin
U.S
United States
Reagan
Larry Speakes
Soviet Union
Gorbachev
Radio Moscow
Tass
Communist Party
India
Italy
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Geneva
Hiroshima
Hungry thief leads to six hour standoff in Calgary drugstore
A Calgary man armed with an axe broke into a northwest drugstore at 4:30 a.m. and held police at bay for nearly six hours. He claimed hunger, was given a hamburger and coke, and was arrested after dropping the axe while fleeing. Police believe he intended to steal drugs and know his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
John Barnes
York Centre chief on Korea trip amid inquiry evidence
Edward Rowe, president of York Centre Corp, testified he joined a government trade mission to South Korea last August as a marketing rep for Jems Manufacturing. Officials note he was listed as York Centre president on the guest list and that loans totaling 3.6 million dollars from Hanil Bank’s Canadian arm supported York Centre related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sinclair Stevens
South Korea
Edward Rowe
York Centre Corp
Jems Manufacturing Ltd
Stevens
Rowe
Hanil Bank
York Centre
Noreen Stevens
Stevens Hotel
Canada
Hanil
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