Seaway Reopens Then Closes Within Two Hours
The St. Lawrence Seaway reopened briefly after a three day closure but shut again two hours later due to stormy weather. The first ship, the M. V. Chan, passed the damaged St Louis de Gonzague bridge at 6:20 a.m. bound for the Great Lakes as high winds and rain hampered navigation near the bridge southwest of Montreal.
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Swift Current Indians urge Ginnell return as coach GM
The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League club Swift Current Indians asked Paddy Ginnell to return as head coach and general manager. The board voted 8-2 to bring back Ginnell, 46, who was fired earlier this season from the New Westminster Bruins. Ginnell had left Swift Current after two seasons to join New Westminster in September.
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McLeod sues Medicine Hat for reinstatement and damages
Former Medicine Hat police chief Norm McLeod sues the City and Police Commission seeking reinstatement and 350000 in damages. The notice claims lack of hearing before dismissal and errors in probationary regulations, with hearings set for January 22 1986 and next Monday.
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Eric Lloyd
Aquino suspects cleared in Aquino assassination case
Gen. Fabian Ver and 25 defendants were found not guilty in the 1983 killing of opposition leader Benigno Aquino. Rolan do Galman was identified as the killer. Marcos reinstated Ver after the verdict. The court rejected the prosecution witness account of a backshot shooting and said Aquino was killed on the airport tarmac.
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China Airlines
Lee tests electoral waters in two PEI byelections
Premier Jim Lee faces challenges in Prince 4th and Queens 2nd riding contests on Prince Edward Island. NDP candidate Jim Mayne argues for a third voice while Conservatives back Phyllis Green and Liberals run Stavert Huestis. Mayne, a farmer and former National Farmers Union president, believes the race is uphill but significant for inputs.
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Jim Lee
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William MacDougall
National Farmers Union
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Wilmot Valley
Robbers Seize Brinks France Cash in Paris Suburb
In Colom_bes France armed robbers kidnapped two Brinks France employees from their homes and forced an office opening at company headquarters. About 10 gunmen looted cash and cheques totaling over 12 million dollars and detained five security guards who arrived for work.
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Paris
Quebec election faces snow as Liberal bid unfolds
Voters braved snow and wind across Quebec for a provincial election seen as a Liberal bid for a clear victory. Polls opened at 10 a.m. amid weather disruptions and potential delays, with officials ready to extend closing times if needed and to pause voting in hit ridings. Premier Johnson voted in Outremont while Bourassa planned to vote there later.
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