Elks Rally To Top Mintos In Swift Current
Medicine Hat Elks beat Prince Albert Mintos 5-4 in major bantam A action in Swift Current to improve to 2-0. Seth MacAig scored twice with singles from Lanny Watkins Garret Bishop and Tyler Swaren. A win over Yorkton Terriers could send them to the tournament final.
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Medicine Hat Elks
Prince Albert Mintos
Swift Current
Elks
Prince Albert
Hockey Hounds
Medicine Hat
Yorkton Terriers
Seth MacAig
Lanny Watkins
Garret Bishop
Tyler Swaren
Canadair keeps Perry on payroll amid Miami bribery charge
Canadair Ltd. will keep vice president Carl D. Perry on the payroll while he faces Miami charges over allegedly planning a $200 million U.S. deal to sell military equipment to Iraq. Catherine Chase said Perry has not offered to resign nor been asked to resign by Canadair President Donald Lowe.
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Montreal
Canadair Ltd
Carl D. Perry
Miami
Iraq
Catherine Chase
Perry
U.S
Canadair
Donald Lowe
Fingerprints Link Suspect to Missing Korean Air Jetliner Case
In Manama Bahrain fingerprints of a dead man suspected in the Korean Air jetliner disappearance match those of a fugitive sought by South Korea. Investigators seek to close gaps in the travel movements of the man and his woman companion amid unnamed diplomatic sources.
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Manama
Bahrain
South Korea
Reagan Faces Conservative Backlash Over INF Arms Pact
President Ronald Reagan draws sharp criticism from conservatives who accuse him of yielding to the Soviet Union by backing a treaty to ban medium-range missiles. The INF pact would cut about 1,800 missiles and pave the way to Rome the three-day summit. Conservative activists form the Anti-Appeasement Alliance to oppose Senate ratification.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Reagan
Gorbachev
Senate
Howard Phillips
The
Alliance
Phillips
Marlin Fitzwater
Bob Dole
Kansas
Dole
Gennadi Gerasimov
Foreign Ministry
Washington Post
Gerasimov
Minister and wife told to supervise for bruising discipline
A Baptist minister and wife were ordered by Judge Alan Sheffield to place their two young children under Children’s Aid Society supervision for one year after bruises from discipline were deemed unacceptable. The parents, who deny wrongdoing, must allow weekly doctor checks and attend a parenting program while case workers may enter their home.
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Ottawa
Alan Sheffield
Children’s Aid Society
Ontario
Canada
Richard Moore
Aid Society
Stevens to pay own costs for Parker inquiry appeal
Ottawa. Justice Minister Ray Hnatyshyn said Sinclair Stevens must cover any legal costs of appealing the Parker commission findings, while the government covered about 637000 for the royal commission and overall costs exceed 3 million. Stevens may seek Federal Court review but no commitment on government payment. Liberal Leader John Turner urged ethics reforms and full disclosure of ministerial holdings and spouses.
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Southam News
Canadian Press
Ottawa
Sinclair Stevens
Parker Commission
Ray Hnatyshyn
Royal Commission
Hnatyshyn
Commons
Mulroney
Stevens
Federal
Parker
John Turner
William Parker
Principal rescue offer rejected by Principal founder
EDMONTON CP The investigation into the Principal Group collapse reveals founder Donald Cormie rejected a government rescue that would have required ceding control. Testimony shows Cormie and others doubted the plan. Alberta cut licences days later and bankruptcy followed, impacting 67,233 investors across Canada.
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Edmonton
Donald Cormie
Alberta
Cormie
Jay Moulton
Principal Consultants Ltd
Calgary
Bill Code
Dick Johnston
First Investors Corp
Associated Investors of Canada Ltd
Principal Group
Principal Savings and Trust
Associated
First Investors
Canada
Trust Company
Metropolitan Life
Ken Marlin
First and Associated Investors
Moulton
Harvard
Marlin
Wally Noble
Johnston
Noble
Consumer and Corporate Affairs Department
Security scare delays Vancouver flight at Calgary airport
A Canadian Airlines International plane was evacuated of about 100 passengers when a groundworker, off shift and out of uniform, placed his own bag on the Vancouver-bound flight. The pilot acted to verify baggage. the man may face discipline for breaking rules.
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Calgary
Canadian Airlines International
Calgary International
Canadian Airlines
Jack Lawess
Lawless
Vancouver
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Mike Royke
Eer Pere Nese
Peter Mehrer
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Medicine Hat News
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D-Ga
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