Weather update for Tuesday forecast shows light clouds
A brief weather note lists few clouds with a 20 percent precipitation chance for Tuesday. Maximum temperatures reach 7, with minimum minus 5 degrees, and the map reference is Page B4.
22 Dec 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1986
Page
1
A brief weather note lists few clouds with a 20 percent precipitation chance for Tuesday. Maximum temperatures reach 7, with minimum minus 5 degrees, and the map reference is Page B4.
The El Gordo prize delivers about 170 million dollars to a Palencia elderly home and to Jose Nunez Monturo, a Spanish immigrant in Australia who held two winning tickets. Celebrations erupt at La Coruna oil refinery as workers bought all tickets for the second prize worth about 80 million dollars.
Five of seven Sikhs charged with conspiring to commit terror acts in India were ordered to stand trial in Hamilton. The five members of a Khalistan sect allegedly planned to bomb Parliament, an airport, railway lines and an oil depot between June 1 1985 and June 14 1986 and kidnap a member of parliament's child.
More than 30 volunteers loaded hampers with food and toys at 7 a.m. as the Santa Claus Fund closed fundraising with a $50 000 goal met. Donated hampers and six tables of food will go to direct district aid after Christmas.
The Quebec Court of Appeal unanimously voided four sections of Bill 101 that banned bilingual commercial signs. The ruling rests on rights to freedom of expression under the Canadian and Quebec charters. The court, in a 3-2 split, rejected an appeal of a 1982 ruling upholding Allan Singer’s conviction for posting a unilingual English sign.
Edmonton energy minister Neil Webber says the OPEC production cut and price target near 18 dollars per barrel should restore investor confidence and spur drilling in Alberta. Hans Maciej of the Canadian Petroleum Association notes longer terms and stable volumes, while Iraq’s opposition looms as a risk.
Iran rejects a London based claim that Mehdi Bahremani son of Hashemi Rafsanjani fled Brussels to Toronto with at least 6 million dollars in commissions from secret U S arms deals. Iran says the report is a malicious lie and denies any entry by Bahremani to Canada under false documents.
Sam Hall, jailed in Managua on espionage charges, says he is the sole surviving member of an American private foreign legion formed in 1984 after talks with U S military officials. He told CBS News 60 Minutes there was no link to the CIA or the National Security Council and recalled invitations to the Pentagon on November 28 1984 to form the Phoenix Battalion as a counter-terrorist para military unit.
Treasury Board President says CF-5 training jet maintenance contract not awarded yet and could go to Bristol Aerospace of Winnipeg. Govt officials deny untendered award. decision expected in 1987 with National Defence and Treasury Board reviewing options amid party politics and union responses.
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