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08 Dec 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1986
Page
1
Intruder Shot During Laval Pharmacy Break In
A suspected robber was shot in the head by the owner during a Laval pharmacy break-in and is in critical condition. The owner and another person were questioned at a police station. Laval lies across the Rivieres des Prairies from Montreal. this marked the third such shooting in six weeks in Canada and second near Montreal in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Laval
Pierre Valois
Rivieres-des-Prairies
Canada
Calgary
Steven Kesler
West Bank boy killed as clashes erupt across territories
Palestinian news reports say Israeli soldiers killed a 12-year-old boy at a West Bank refugee camp. An official confirmed the death is under investigation as clashes across the occupied territories wounded eight others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramallah
West Bank
Occupied Territories
Shultz Testifies He Advised Against Iran Arms Sale
Secretary Shultz told the House committee he advised President Reagan against arms sales to Iran and knew nothing about illegal profit diversions to Nicaraguan Contras. He said the diversion was illegal and did not want to judge, affirming support for Reagan's frame on foreign policy despite the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
George Shultz
Ronald Reagan
Iran
Shultz
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Reagan
Nicaragua
Brunei
Congress
Department of State
United States
House Committee
Senate Intelligence Committee
Thatcher case moves in Supreme Court on unanimity issue
Lawyers for Colin Thatcher argue in the Supreme Court that a nonunanimous verdict may violate fundamental justice. The Saskatchewan case centers on whether Thatcher killed JoAnn Wilson or hired a hit man, and whether trial errors affected the verdict. The appeal hinges on whether a unanimous verdict is required and on potential trial judge errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Calamas
Southam
Ottawa
Colin Thatcher
Supreme Court of Canada
Thatcher
JoAnn Wilson
Saskatchewan
Supreme Court
US troops aid Honduran fight near border
Honduran forces flown by U S helicopters under President Reagan battled Nicaraguan troops said to have crossed five kilometres into Honduras. Honduras reports 18 soldiers killed with many dead and wounded. Nicaragua says seven soldiers and two civilians died in attacks on villages. No U S casualties reported. airlift details withheld until deemed useful. Contras operate from bases in southern Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegucigalpa
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Honduras
Nicaragua
Sunday shopping spreads across Ontario and Atlantic cities
In Toronto and Halifax Sunday shoppers flocked to open stores amid charges under the Retail Business Holidays Act. Police pursued infractions in Ontario with many major depots staying closed, while polls show majority support for Sunday shopping nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Loblaws
Ontario
Halifax
Dartmouth
N.S
Martin Herschorn
Nova Scotia
Supreme Court
Gallup
British Columbia
Atlantic Provinces
Prairies
Canadian man finally wins alimony yet never paid
Louis Cohen, a Toronto tailor born in 1890s, became the first Canadian man awarded alimony but has not received a penny in 16 years. His Ontario Supreme Court file chronicles a decades long fight beginning in 1948 after transferring a Windsor apartment to his wife Ruth, who vanished with their daughters weeks later. Court rulings reduced payments to Cohen, who later traced Ruth to Lake Park Florida. He reports the amount owed as of October totals 33,912.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Louis Cohen
Cohen
Japan
Ontario Supreme Court
Windsor, Ont
Ruth
John Osler
Ontario Court of Appeal
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