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28 Aug 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1987
Page
1
Aquino battles coup attempt in the Philippines
Troops loyal to President Corazon Aquino pounded rebels with air strikes and mortars in a major coup bid on Luzon. Aquino’s safety was reported with her son wounded. rebels reportedly entrenched in Cebu City as loyalists pressed to regain Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
Aquino
Luzon
Cebu City
Rail workers protest order back to work on Parliament Hill
Hundreds of railway workers clashed with police on Parliament Hill as Ottawa moved to end the five day strike. Riot police blocked entrances to the Centre Block while union leaders and opposition figures addressed demonstrators. Legislation ending the strike passed the Commons and awaited Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Parliament Hill
RCMP
Parliament Buildings
Commons
Senate
Peace Tower
Parliamentary Library
Montreal
Toronto
Armand Passaretti
Mulroney reshuffles cabinet adding two newcomers
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney demoted two ministers and reassigned five others while naming two newcomers to the cabinet. Deputy Prime Minister Don Mazankowski becomes President of the Treasury Board and George Hees gains minister of state for senior citizens. Quebec ministers Michel Cote and Monique Vezina move to less senior roles. Robert de Cotret shifts to Industry, Science and Technology. Ontario MP Doug Lewis and Quebec MP Pierre Blais join as ministers of state under Mazankowski and agriculture, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Tual
Don Mazankowski
Treasury Board
Veterans Affairs
George Hees
Quebec
Industry
Michel Cote
Supply and Services
Monique Vezina
Robert de Cotret
Department of Industry, Science and Technology
Ontario
Doug Lewis
Mazankowski
Pierre Blais
Agriculture
John Wise
Wanda Woodward Strangulation Tied to Murder Charges
Police and RCMP met to discuss the strangulation death of Wanda Lee Woodward as her family planned funeral arrangements. Daniel Gingras and Calvin Harvey Smoker face murder charges in Woodward's death and armed robbery charges for the Aug. 14 Safeway incident. An unidentified man’s body was found in Edmonton linked to the case, with Woodward last seen Aug. 14 and her truck used in the robbery. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Pattison Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernaye
RCMP
Wanda Lee Woodward
Daniel Gingras
Calvin Harvey Smoker
Woodward
Medicine Hat
Crown
Darwin Greaves
Gingras
Smoker
Division Avenue S. Safeway
Edmonton
Safeway
Pattison Funeral Home Ltd
Crimes Compensation Board
Pattson
Shelly Mayer
Leslie Woodbury
Attorney General’s Department
Edmonton Rcmp
Wayne Gesy
Larry Brink
Les Woodward
Trudeau Warns Committee Accord Insults Quebec
Former prime minister Pierre Trudeau told a parliamentary committee that the Meech Lake accord insults Quebecers and would endanger a united Canada. He argued the provinces should gain powers, while the federal government would surrender authority under the accord. Premiers in New Brunswick reacted variably, with some calling his view sour grapes and others open to his input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam News
Ottawa
Meech Lake
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
New Brunswick
Quebec
Brian Mulroney
Supreme Court
Senate
Court dismisses bank suit against Dome
Alberta court dismisses Bank of Montreal bid to reopen bidding for Dome Petroleum Ltd. ruling no oppression found in the Dome Amoco deal. Dome and Amoco say the decision preserves time to win creditor approval while some creditors remain opposed. Bank plans appeal as Dome faces substantial debt.
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Dome
First Canadian Bank
Calgary
Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench
Bank of Montreal
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Gregory Forsyth
Amoco Canada Petroleum Co. Ltd
Howard Macdonald
Amoco
Jim Redmond
TransCanada PipeLines Ltd
Imperial Oil Ltd
Redmond
Dick Brown
Sue de Stein
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Terry Shaunessy
Merrill Lynch Canada Ltd
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