Youth faces murder charge after Maple Creek shooting
A 15 year old boy is charged with attempted murder after a Maple Creek shooting that left Victor Bruno wounded. Bruno, 25, is in stable condition at Medicine Hat and District Hospital. The boy appeared in Swift Current court under the Juvenile Delinquents Act and remains in custody with a Jan. 6 appearance planned.
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Maple Creek
Victor Bruno
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
RCMP
Kerry Ruddick
Swift Current
Jack Hagemeister
United States to withdraw from UNESCO by end of 1984
The United States will exit UNESCO at year end 1984 after a policy review found the UN agency hostile to basic free society institutions. Washington charges UNESCO politicizes topics, attacks free market and press, and seeks to curb press freedom and impose economic controls. Ambassador Jean Gerard delivered the withdrawal letter in Paris after approval from President Reagan.
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Washington
United States
Unesco
United Nations Agency
State Department
Department
Alan Romberg
U.S
Romberg
John Hughes
Jean Gerard
Paris
Amadou Mahtar M’bow
George Shultz
Reagan
Ranger claims settled by firm
Out of court settlements for the families of 28 Ocean Ranger victims were approved by Newfoundland Supreme Court. Payments average 444000, with court approval for cases involving children and spouses. Insurers expect total payouts above 20 million once all 84 suits settle.
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Dan Leger
ST. John's
Nfld
Newfoundland Supreme Court
Ranger
Alex Hickman
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Mobil Oil Canada Ltd
Mobil Oil
United States
Ocean Drilling and Exploration Co
New Orleans
Ocean Drilling and
Mobil
Motels shooting: man wounded in mistaken identity case
In Sherbrooke Quebec a man wounded in a mistaken identity incident rejects a report that a door being slammed provoked police. Serge Beaudoin was shot eight times and died later. officers fired into a Rock Forest motel room seeking two men linked to a Brink's robbery at a local mall. Beaudoin's partner Jean Paul Beaumont disputes the door theory.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Jean-Paul Beaumont
Serge Beaudoin
Rock Forest
Beaudoin
Beaumont
Quebec City
CHLT
Brink's
Chinook Blesses Canada with Snowfall Delays and Warm Weekend Outlook
Snow disrupts travel across Ontario Quebec and parts of the United States with weather delays at Dorval and Mirabel airports and long bus waits. Alberta expects warmer Chinook winds boosting temperatures to around 4 to 10 degrees over the holiday weekend. Police urge motorists to avoid highways as Lake Ontario storm tracks away from southern Ontario.
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Central Canada
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Ohio Valley
United States
Ontario
Quebec
Federal Environment Department
Lake Ontario
Alan Brooks
Toronto
Lougheed Flags Education as Key 1984 Priority
Premier Peter Lougheed announces education reform as a top three priority for 1984 while confirming talks with Education Minister Dave King. He cites a need for stronger basic education, explains deficits and export gains as ongoing goals, and defends Alberta's economic position amid unemployment and tax increases.
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Mark Lisac
Edmonton
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Lougheed
Dave King
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