Weather Page Teases Sunny Warm Tuesday Outlook
A brief weather note predicts sunny skies and warm temperatures with a 10 percent chance of rain on Tuesday. High near 26 and low around 9 with map reference to page 22.
20 Aug 1984
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1984
Page
1
A brief weather note predicts sunny skies and warm temperatures with a 10 percent chance of rain on Tuesday. High near 26 and low around 9 with map reference to page 22.
Regina police report Tony Zasada 24 of Regina a member of Canada s Olympic rowing team died in a head on collision 50 kilometres north of Regina. Zasada born in Hamilton attended the University of Victoria rose to prominence with the Canadian pairs with coxswain team which placed fifth in Los Angeles. He had earlier won the 1981 Canadian Henley fours and the 1982 Henley junior pairs with the Regina Rowing Club and was part of the eight man Canadian squad that finished third at the 1983 Pan American Games in Venezuela.
Edmonton CP A provincial court judge delayed his decision on whether a criminal trial in Alberta can be conducted in French. Judge Percival Marshall cited a matter of national importance as he weighs Paquette's request for a French trial in the Narcotics Control Act case.
Alberta NDP Leader Grant Notley and activists condemn US plans to test cruise missiles over Canada arguing it breaches sovereignty. The Montreal Gazette reveals Defence and External Affairs memos detailing planned tests in western Canada from 1985 and prior notes about public opinion shaping efforts.
Deposed chief minister N. T. Rama Rao arrived in New Delhi asserting a legislative majority to challenge Indira Gandhi's government. At least 25 dead in protests, about 275 protesters and 40 police injured. Rama Rao travels with four pledged legislators as a 163-member train heads to Delhi to demonstrate majority before President Zail Singh.
Canadian premiers opened their annual meeting focusing on unemployment retraining and trade with a push for a first ministers conference after the Sept. 4 federal election. Premier Levesque and others signaled hope for better federal relations under the eventual government.
Vice President George Bush urged four more years as Republicans gathered for the 33rd national convention in Dallas. Reagan campaigned with Mondale trading jibes as heat hit a record 42 Celsius, while party leaders promised short sessions and a rightward platform.
Washington AP report shows Geraldine Ferraro and her husband paid about 40 percent in taxes over five years. An accountant's 1978 error requires them to send the IRS a 53 459 refund to cover underpayment of 29 709 plus interest of 23 750.
Levesque lunched with Turner then predicted a Conservative breakthrough in Quebec while Duhaime said Mulroney will be the next prime minister. Turner refused to quit and campaigned in Quebec City as Mulroney campaigned on the East Coast. Broadbent welcomed Gallup showing Tory lead over Liberals and NDP gains.
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