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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 16, 1981

Page

11

Emb Ass Embolms Beirut Embassy Killings Killings

Rescuers recovered three bodies and six survivors from the rubble of Iraq's Beirut embassy after a blast that Lebanon and Iraq blamed on car bombs. Iraqi Ambassador Abdul Razzak Mohammed Lafta was reported missing with casualty estimates ranging from 4 to 20 dead and over 50 wounded.

Beirut Torch Light Iraq Abdul Razzak Mohammed Lafta Baghdad Radio Lebanon Kurdistan Liberation Army Iraqi Liberation Army Baghdad American University Hospital Lafta

Reagan signs pipeline bill into law

President Reagan signed into law a financing package for the Alaska Canada natural gas pipeline. The measure aims to attract private investment for a 7,700 kilometre project, including an equity share for oil companies and prebuild billing to U.S. consumers. Critics led by Senator Metzenbaum and Ralph Nader warn of consumer risk and court challenges. Canada supports the plan with expectations of investment and jobs. Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd. in Calgary is a sponsor.

Washington Alaska-Canada Reagan U.S. House of Representatives Howard Metzenbaum Dohio U.S Metzenbaum Ralph Nader Mitchell Sharp Canada Alberta British Columbia Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd Calgary

Natural Canadian Wolf Coat With Fox Trim Ends

A luxury natural coat described as full length uses wolf fur from Canada with fox fur trim and a raccoon coat fully let out for expansion and warmth. The item emphasizes high fur quality and dramatic silhouette.

Poland faces possible default on U S loans

Two Eastern European economists warn Poland may default on over 1 billion dollars owed to American banks. Marshall Goldman cites martial law as reducing Poland’s ability to service debt, risking tighter credit for the Soviet bloc. First National Bank of Boston notes modest exposure to Polish loans.

Field News Service Marshall Goldman Wellesley Goldman Soviet Union East First National Bank of Boston Poland Wayne J. Taylor

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