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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1984
Page
1
Fried advances to three player final in Quito
Medicine Hat player Crystal Fried advances to a three person round robin final at the Championship for the Americas in Quito Ecuador. She remains undefeated after three wins including 15-7 15-9 over Mary Dee, the world and American champion. Preliminary rounds finished Monday with finals set for Friday and Saturday. Fried has at least a bronze finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Crystal Fried
Americas
Quito
Ecuador
Fried
Mary Dee
Dee
Sacramento
Opposition critic accuses CIA plots linked to Petro-Canada
New Democrat MP Miphi Robinson told the Commons justice committee he has evidence that two Petro-Canada vice presidents, Robert Foulkes and Fred Bayer, were targeted by the CIA in the past five years. The document cited lists probes into Beaufort Sea drilling, labor unrest, foreign investment limits, and other national issues. Foulkes denied the claim, while Petro-Canada officials called the allegations absurd and damaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Snepnere
Ottawa
CIA
Petro-Canada
Mi Phi Robinson
Monay
Robinson
The
Commons Justice Committee
Robert Foulkes
Fred Bayer
U.S
George Bush
Beaufort Sea
Dome Petroleum
Wage and Price
Trols
Foreign Investment Review Agency
National Energy Board
Mackenzie Valley
NDP
Saskatchewan
Foulkes
Liberal
John Turner
Calgary
Mulroney opposes auditor general on Petrofina records
Prime Minister Mulroney backs cabinet secrecy and opposes Dye access to Petro-Canada Petrofina takeover papers. He invited Liberal leader Turner and NDP chief Broadbent to meet and resolve the dispute, while Dye pursues a court challenge to obtain material he deems helpful to his audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Caragata
Ottawa
Mulroney
Petrofina
Liberal
John Turner
NDP
Ed Broadbent
Pat Carney
Petro- Canada
Kenneth Dye
Dye
Commons
Broadbent
Petro-Canada
Petrofina S.A
Brussels
Ment
Turner
Montreal police officer slain in Laval home
Det. Sgt. Robert Larue, 50, was killed by a single shot fired through the kitchen window as he and his wife cooked dinner. He had told a former partner he feared something, naming two people, but the men could not be identified. The Laval police say the killing may have been by a professional. a funeral is set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davison
Foothills Hospital
Davison
Calgary
Foothills
Robinson
Saskatchewan
Burnaby
B.C
U.S
Ottawa
Elmer MacKay
Montreal
Marcel Desgroseillers
Robert Larue
Desgroseillers
Larue
Desgroseilliers
Laval
Lieut
Richard Milette
Jacqueline
Gaby Lachapelle
Canada
Gas disaster at Union Carbide plant in Bhopal claims many lives
In Bhopal India doctors fear as many as 1000 people mostly children may have died from a methyl isocyanate leak at a Union Carbide pesticide plant. Officials say 600 bodies found with mass burials as PM Rajiv Gandhi orders a policy shift and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbaksh Singh
Rajiv Gandhi
Bhopal
Hamedia Hospital
Union Carbide Corp
Madhya Pradesh
New Delhi
Britain mineunion votes to press strike despite seizure
The National Union of Mineworkers votes 139 to 80 to continue the eight month coal strike and resist court orders to seize 10.5 million in assets. A Luxembourg court blocked British orders, and receiver Herbert Brewer failed to gain entry to the Nobil-Finanz International bank holding 5.1 million. The union also refuses to pay a 238000 contempt fine and cites funds from other unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Luxembourg
Gan
Coal Board
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