28 Dec 1982
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 1982
Page
1
Israeli and Lebanese negotiators with US mediators began first talks in Khalde near Beirut aimed at removing foreign armies from Lebanon. Security was tight with Israeli tanks guarding routes to the Beirut area hotel as clashes in Khalde left many dead and wounded amid ongoing regional tensions.
Israeli commission hearings reveal veiled claims of doctored intelligence and tampered documents about when top leaders learned of the Sabra and Chatila killings. Testimony shows confusion over evidence and possible post hoc edits in Defence Ministry logs and later briefing to Ariel Sharon.
Williston North Dakota AP Canadian oil firms that fled to North Dakota and Montana in 1980 81 due to federal policy are moving back to Canada. Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba see higher drilling activity from favorable provincial programs and two new Manitoba discoveries.
Severe weather grips numerous states from Colorado to Mississippi with blizzards and flooding. Nebraska sees heavy snow and zero visibility while Louisiana Texas and Illinois report road closures and evacuations. National Guard aids residents as travelers face long delays and stranded motorists rise.
The Edmonton Eskimos are praised as the top football team in Canada and the leading team across all Canadian sports, highlighting their dominance.
Richard Gebert, 54, faces halted corneal transplant after two Calgary surgeons who perform the operation charge extra fees, which he cannot afford while unemployed. He cites glaucoma and keratitis and notes doctors deny care due to cost, while physicians argue extra billing funds cover income declines and patient access remains unaffected.
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