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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1985
Page
1
Alderman Terry Green Transferred to Valleyfield Plant
Terry Green, husband and manager of Medicine Hat's Goodyear plant, is transferred to a Valleyfield Quebec plant effective almost immediately. He plans to leave within two weeks and says details will take time to finalize. Ald. Karen Green cannot comment on how the move affects her council status. The transfer follows 54½ years at Medicine Hat with about 2,000 employees at Valleyfield versus 160 there. The Greens have three sons: Christopher, Cameron, and Curtis.
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Terry Green
Karen
Medicine Hat
Goodyear
Valleyfield
Que
Ald
Green
Montreal
Medicine Hat Goodyear
Greens
Christopher
Cameron
Curtis
Ross Glen
Redcliff School Board cleared of wrongdoing but blamed for personnel issues
Alberta Education evaluators cleared the Redcliff School Board of alleged fraud or abuse of power after a public meeting. They criticized personnel management citing the dismissal of a housekeeper and layoff of a maintenance worker, and urged policy focus away from administration.
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Margo Goodhand
The
News
Alberta Education
Redcliff
Cymbol
Joan Brisby
Glen Schaffer
New Zealand Says French Rainbow Warrior Report Flawed
Prime Minister David Lange denounces a Paris report clearing France of involvement in the Rainbow Warrior bombing as inconsistent and transparent. He calls for France to recall its ambassador and apologize, saying the DGSE had a role and the relations should not rupture without a proper response.
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Wellington
David Lange
Paris
France
Greenpeace
New Zealand
Lange
Auckland
Jacques Bourgoin
Bernard Tricot Con
Secret Service
DGSE
West Indian teen faces expulsion from Canada by Saturday
Mayhue Liburd, 15, arrived from Nevis a year ago to live with Bob and Myrna Gorsalitz in Tilley Alberta. An immigration adjudicator ordered him to leave by Aug 31 for illegal entry. officials say no interference. Gorsalitzes organized petitions and sought Flora MacDonald’s help, but a stay seems unlikely.
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Brooks
Alta
Canada
Mayhue Liburd
Caribbean
Nevis
Bob
Myrna Gorsalitz
Tilley, Alta
Immigration Department
Liburd
Gorsalitzes
Flora MacDonald
Ian Westerberg
Ottawa
Tilley
Calgary
MacDonald
Bob Porter
Medicine Hat
Myrtyle Wishart
Space shuttle Discovery lifts off in rain for Cape mission
The Discovery launched at 6 58 a m from Cape Canaveral in heavy rain on a satellite salvage mission. A shield snag and a robot arm joint issue hindered deployment as Mission Control eyed nudging the shield open and delaying a satellite launch to protect electronics.
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Discovery
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Mission Control
Houston
Tex
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The
Cape
Atlantic Ocean
Calgary parents demand charges in fatal bike crash
Grieving families from California and Calgary react to the July 29 collision on the Trans-Canada Highway west of Calgary. No charges have been laid yet as the RCMP investigation file is reviewed by the Crown, who declined to set a timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Ross Hill
San Francisco
Diane
Hill
Stuart Mugford
Joanne
Cochrane Rcmp
Attorney General’s Department
Crown Prosecutor’s Office
Combat fishing leaves anglers with fish hook injuries in Alaska
In Kenai during the salmon run, hordes of anglers crowd into streams causing hook injuries. At Central Peninsula General Hospital nurses report hooks embedded in hands heads and even a hook in a man's nose after a yank by his wife. The ferocious May to October crush creates frequent ER visits with pliers and wire cutters as standard tools.
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Paul Jenkins
Soldotna
Alaska
Kenai
Central Peninsula General Hospital
Charlotte Green
Pat McCrum
Sand Point
Idaho
McCrum
Judy Schell
Anchorage
Kenai Peninsula
Central Peninsula
Schell
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