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Few clouds and showers with a 40 percent chance of rain. High near 26 degrees and low around 8. Map page B3.
30 Aug 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1985
Page
1
Few clouds and showers with a 40 percent chance of rain. High near 26 degrees and low around 8. Map page B3.
The Medicine Hat News ups its subscription rates effective November 4 due to higher newsprint and production costs. Home delivery in the city rises to 1.50 per week with carriers receiving 3.2 cents of the increase. The single copy price stays 30 cents Monday through Thursday and 50 cents on Friday and Saturday.
Two women from San Ysidro Calif were charged with selling about 200 Mexican babies to U S couples for up to 10000 each. Authorities say the ring sold infants to couples from California to New York over the last two years. The pair was ordered held without bail pending a detention hearing.
Regina reports Deputy Premier Eric Berntson praising a federal regulator for rejecting CNCP Telecommunications bid to offer cheaper long distance in Ontario Quebec and British Columbia. He credits 30000 Saskatchewan letters opposing the plan and notes higher long distance rates would subsidize other services. CNCP president Jack Sutherland disputes the ruling and cites an organized campaign against CNCP.
Theodore James Feschuk pleaded guilty to mischief endangering life and was sentenced to one year in jail after an explosion at his 33 East Glen Cres home damaged neighboring houses and caused about 130000 in losses. He had earlier attempted to gas himself, then triggered the blast. The judge emphasized rehabilitation but condemned the act.
Fierce clashes in Cape Town's mixed-race districts escalate with offices and stores burned. Police report 28 deaths since violence began Wednesday, as youths torch tires block roads and damage Mannenberg and Mitchells Plain areas. European ministers arrive for fact finding. South Africa seeks financial aid from the United States. Durban hosts the Progressive Federal party congress urging talks with Mandela to share power and end apartheid.
Greenpeace announces it will sue the French government for bombing its Rainbow Warrior. David McTaggart says lawyer Lloyd Cutler will lead the case through French New Zealand and international courts. He cites the official inquiry as a lie and seeks ICJ and European Court reviews.
Michael Drummond, 25, in critical but stable condition after receiving the Jarvik-7 artificial heart in Tucson. Drummond’s surgeon says a human donor heart likely won’t be used for weeks, prioritizing stability for several days before considering a transplant. Drummond was given 12 to 24 hours to live without the device and is one of six recipients, with FDA approval just days old.
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