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26 Aug 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1986
Page
1
Liberal party tests money back guarantee for donors
Ottawa reports the Liberal Party of Canada offers a limited money back guarantee to about 5 000 potential donors as part of a bid to reduce a debt soaring past four million dollars since the 1984 election. The offer, signed by treasurer Gordon Dryden, promises a full refund by December 31 if supporters doubt the party’s promises and readiness to form the next government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Liberal Party
Eaton’s
Judd Buchanan
Liberal Party of Canada Fund
Toronto
Gordon Dryden
Canaa
Buchanan
Mulroney defends Ottawa Nova Scotia oil grant plan
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney rejects claims the 225 million in direct grants to energy projects allegorically harms Alberta. He defended the Ottawa Nova Scotia deal during a Maritime swing, responding to questions on grant impact and a tax dispute with Alberta as reporters noted tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Brian Mulroney
Ottawa-Nova Scotia
Moncton
Alberta
Ottawa
Mulroney
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia Resources Ltd
Marcel Masse
John Buchanan
Gas release kills and sickens Cameroonians near Lake Nios
Cameroon's Lake Nios explosion released toxic gases killing at least 1,534 people and sickening about 20,000 while soldiers searched for victims and buried the dead. President Biya spoke of 1,200 deaths with international aid offered to cope with the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap-Cp-Reuters
Geneva
Paul Biya
Lake Nios
Yaounde
Biya
Wum
John Ambe
BBC
Ambe
Cameroon
Israel
France
United States
West Germany
Ambasssador
Marc Faguy
Bamenda
Lender who loaned to Stevens firms skipped credit check
Anton Czapka a Magna International executive testified that he did not require a credit check on Noreen Stevens and her two companies before lending 2.6 million dollars to York Centre Corp tied to former minister Sinclair Stevens. He borrowed the funds from Bank of Nova Scotia at 10 percent interest with favorable York Centre terms. The inquiry examines potential conflicts of interest involving Stevens and his blind trust arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kaye
Fulton
Southam News
Toronto
Sinclair Stevens
Anton Czapka
Magna International Inc
Noreen Stevens
Czapka
York Peel
Commission
David Scott
Scott
Stevens
York Centre Corp
Magna
Stevens’ Industry Department
Frank Stronach
Canada
Bank of Nova Scotia
York Centre
Alberta Minister Defends Worker Relations Review Trip
Labour Minister Ian Reid said cabinet authorized a flexible budget for provincial labor law review. The 18 day trip includes Britain, West Germany and Washington DC with printing and mailing costs for 2500 interim reports. Opposition calls the junket lavish while Reid argues foreign travel aids understanding of employer employee relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Ian Reid
Reid
Labor Department
Britain
West Germany
Washington
D.C
NDP
Ray Martin
House
Larry Kelly
Alberta and Northwest Territories Council of Labor
Kelly
Norm LeClaire
United Food and Foumpreint Workers Union
Jack Murray
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Altitude loss caused Seven Persons crash in Alberta
Pilot Arnold Graumans 23 was flying over the family farm to photograph the property for his visiting uncle from Holland when the Cessna 172 left Medicine Hat airport and crashed 2.4 kilometres northwest of Seven Persons at 3 30 p m. The aircraft rolled left and nosedived while avoiding power lines, with the cause of altitude loss still undetermined. Graumans is stable at Medicine Hat and District Hospital. Ken Laurenhauser is in fair condition, and two other passengers were treated and released. The aviation board will analyze the crash, with final conclusions months away and several other cases to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Diemert
Arnold Graumans
Holland
Theroperty
Bob Cook
Canadian Aviation Safety Board
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Cook
Aviation Board
Graumans
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
Ken Laurenhauser
Johanna Graumans
Eric Graumans
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AP Graphic
Ferguson
Alan Ruffman
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Husky Oil
Gulf Canada
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Ruffman
Canadian National Railway
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