Weather Index Brief: Temperatures and Clouds
The weather index notes few clouds expected on Tuesday with a high near 1 degree and a low around minus 12. Map reference at Page B5.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 1987
Page
1
Flying pigs spark protest over Cincinnati bicentennial display
Cincinnati protest grows over sculptor Andrew Leicester plan to top nine hectare park entrance with flying bronze pigs symbolizing 1800s meatpacking. Residents say pigs would ridicule the city though supporters call the area recreational and the piece lighthearted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Andrew Leicester
Leicester
Marian Benz
Charlotte Kruse
Calgary man released after five days for cat torcher
Paul Joseph Cook, 19, was freed from the Calgary Remand Centre after serving five days of a one month sentence for turning his pet cat into a living fireball. A discretionary rule allows early release for good behavior and community support, especially before Christmas. The original one day sentence was raised to a month by Justice Paul Chrumka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Paul Joseph Cook
Cook
Court of Queen’s Bench
Paul Chrumka
Edmonton father charged with first degree murder in baby death
A 19 year old Edmonton hotel staffer Jeffrey Kobe was charged with first degree murder after the body of 3 month old Coralynn Donohue was found 60 kilometres southeast of Edmonton. Police said the infant disappeared from Kobe's pickup on Christmas Eve and was found frozen in a wooded area after a tip. The autopsy could not determine the cause of death. The mother Rosaleen Donohue and grandmother identified the body. Kobe will appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Jeffrey Edward Kobe
Coralynn Dawn Donohue
Wetaskiwin
Joy-Lynn Dorash
Rosaleen Donohue
Kobe
West Edmonton
Southside
Patricia Thomas
Robe
Graves and Fleury lead Canada to 4-2 junior win
Adam Graves and Theoren Fleury scored two minutes apart in the third period to lift Canada past Czechoslovakia 4-2 at the World Junior Hockey Championship. Joe Sakic and Rob Brown added goals for Canada, while Juraj Jurik and Zdenko Ciger tallied for the Czechs. Four Medicine Hat Tigers were on the junior squad including Rob DiMaio Trevor Linden Mark Pederson and Scott McCrady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Adam Graves
Theoren Fleury
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Graves
Winder Spitfires
Fleury
Moose Jaw Warriors
Joe Sakic
Swift Current Broncos
Pittsburgh Penguins
Rob Brown
Juraj Jurik
Zdenko Ciger
Medicine Hat Tigers
Rob DiMaio
Trevor Linden
Mark Pederson
Scott McCrady
DiMaio
Sweden
Wayne McBean
Los Angeles Kings
NHL
Soviets
Snowstorm blankets central U S with heavy snow and floods
A slow moving storm blamed for at least 13 deaths blankets the U S Midwest and heads east. Denver’s airport closed for first time since 1983, 25,000 fans braved wind to see the Broncos beat the Chargers 24 0. Flooding affects Millington Tenn and West Memphis Ark with about 1 000 homes damaged.
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Associated Press
U.S
Midwest
Arkansas
Tennessee
Denver
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Colorado
Mile High
Broncos
San Diego Chargers
Delaware
Maryland
National Weather Service
Mason City
Iowa
Millington
Tenn
West Memphis
Ark
Millingen
Weather Service
Refugees threaten self harm if deported from Belgrade
Eight Iranian refugees seeking asylum in Canada threaten to commit suicide at Belgrade airport unless Yugoslavia allows refugee status. Signs emerged Yugoslav officials may reconsider deportation to Abu Dhabi as the group faced transit through Dubai toward Belgrade. Embassy staff were unavailable due to Boxing Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Reuter
Canada
Yugoslavia
Middle East
Abu Dubai
Gulf of Oman
Iran
Canadians embrace microwaves and VCRs in 1987 survey
Statistics Canada reports 45 percent of households own videocassette recorders and 43.2 percent have microwave ovens, up from earlier years. The survey covers over 30 000 Canadian homes, notes rising electricity heating and improved fire safety with smoke detectors, and highlights average household size at 2.69 persons.
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Steven Mazey
Southam News
Ottawa
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Statistics Canada
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