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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 31, 1990

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Fuhr admits cocaine use in seven year span

Edmonton Oilers goalie Grant Fuhr disclosed private drug use dating to 1983 or 1984 after failing a drug test. He spent two weeks in a Florida treatment center and said he has not used since. GM Glen Sather and NHL officials are reviewing the case ahead of training camp.

Edmonton Edmonton Oilers Grant Fuhr Edmonton Journal Fuhr Florida Netminder Glen Sather National Hockey League John Ziegler NHL Montreal Sather West Germany Austria Ziegler St. Petersburg Fla Oilers The Journal

Mohawks, Quebec clash over Oka barricade dismantling

Mohawk negotiators head to Montreal amid fresh talks while Quebec premier Bourassa orders army to resume removing barricades at Kahnawake and Oka. Unity among Six Nations frays as moderates accuse Ottawa and Quebec of blocking aid and pressuring a military response.

Southam News Ottawa Kahnawake Montreal Quebec Robert Bourassa John Ciaccia Bourassa Oka Six Nations Confederacy Six Nations Federal Kanesatake Ciaccia

Peigan Lonefighters idle after injunction

In Brocket Alberta a giant bulldozer and backhoe sit idle by the Oldman River as Peigan Lonefighter Society members convene in a lodge. A court injunction was served by about 50 Mounties, halting further action while the group considers its next move.

Brocket Alta Oldman River Lonefighter Society

Blood band leaders seek early Ottawa talks on land claims

Blood Chief Roy Fox announced possible meetings with land claims officials in Ottawa as early as next week. Lonefighters protest against the Oldman River dam block irrigation flows on the southern Alberta reserve roads while barricades are to be removed within 48 hours.

Cardston Alta Ottawa Blood Roy Fox Manning Alberta Land Claims Office

Hat men charged in stabbings at Medicine Hat Lodge

Two Medicine Hat men, Kevin Schlenker and Darcy Fouquet, face attempted murder and robbery charges after an armed robbery at the Medicine Hat Lodge. The 3:42 am assault left night clerk Michael Henderson with facial stab wounds and janitor Robert Milne with a lung puncture.

Medicine Hat Medicine Hat Lodge Kevin Allan Schlenker South Ridge Cr. S.E Bob Skauge Darcy Evan Fouquet Southview Dr. S.E Schlenker Fouquet Skauge Ross Glen Dr. SE Michael Shawn Henderson Robert Douglas Milne Milne Henderson

Woman charged with impaired driving after garage intrusion

In Port Hope Ontario a husband alerted police after a car twice attempted to force into his locked garage. Mary Moore, 42, was charged with impaired driving following the incident that caused extensive damage to the garage door and minor damage to the vehicle.

Port Hope Ont Gordon Moore Mary Moore

UN seeks settlement as Gulf crisis escalates

The UN secretary general urges peaceful resolution to the Persian Gulf crisis while economic and military pressure on Iraq intensifies. A multinational flotilla blocks Iraq from unloading supplies bound for Kuwait as U S led forces expand in the region.

Persian Gulf Iraq Kuwait Lloyd's List International U.S George Bush Gulf Bush Javier Perez de Cuellar Perez de Cuellar

Mulroney names five Conservative Senate appointees

Prime Minister Brian Mulroney announced five Conservative appointments to the Senate in Ottawa as part of a broader plan to move the goods and services tax through parliament. He pledged up to eight more senators and hinted at using a constitutional power to stack the chamber if needed. The Liberal majority in the Senate stands at 82 seats versus 36 for Tories and six independents.

Stephen Bindman Joan Bryden Southam News Ottawa Brian Mulroney Senate Pat Carney Quebec Mario Beaulieu Gerald Comeau Nova Scotia Toronto Tories Mulroney Vander Zalm

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