Weather Sunny Sunday In Brief
Page 11 notes a sunny Sunday with high around minus 30 and low near minus 40.
24 Dec 1983
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1983
Page
1
Page 11 notes a sunny Sunday with high around minus 30 and low near minus 40.
A passenger train with holiday travellers derailed at Hwange Zimbabwe killing about 30 and injuring 60. Rescue teams searched the twisted coaches for survivors as officials reported many passengers trapped in the wreckage.
The federal government will appeal a provincial court order to pay 42000 in legal costs for two Toronto gas station owners acquitted last month of violating Canada's metric laws. The case involved advertising and selling gasoline in gallons and breaking pump seals.
Chris Morris and Heather Boyd report from Fredericton on Saint John Telegraph-Journal yearly Santa letters. The notes show humor, affection, and shortages as children detail gifts from dolls to gadgets while Santa faces deciphering misspellings and playful requests.
An errant fuel heavy cargo jet collided with a commuter plane in thick fog at Anchorage International Airport. Seven aboard the Piper Navajo were injured. both planes were largely destroyed though cockpits remained intact. The Korean Air Lines DC-10 struck the Navajo while taxiing on Runway 6 Left, igniting a fuel-fed fire that sent debris high into the air.
Booby trapped grenades exploded at a mosque and a Greek Orthodox church in Azariya near Bethany injuring a Muslim cleric and a nun. Anonymous calls claim responsibility for TNT. Police consider Jewish or Muslim extremists as possible culprits amid rising sectarian tensions.
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