Weather Forecast Highlights Weekend Cloudy and Cold
The forecast notes cloudy skies Saturday with a high near two and a low around minus ten. Map page 16 provides the regional outlook and wind details across the city and surrounding areas.
30 Dec 1983
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 30, 1983
Page
1
The forecast notes cloudy skies Saturday with a high near two and a low around minus ten. Map page 16 provides the regional outlook and wind details across the city and surrounding areas.
The German Defence Ministry confirmed that the first American Pershing 2 battery in West Germany is ready for action. Police detained protesters who tried to block the gate at Mutlangen Air Field near Stuttgart where the missiles are stationed.
Hamilton's CFL team has signed Bruno as head coach for the 1984 season after firing Bud Riley in October. Bruno, previously director of player personnel, led the club to the Eastern Division final where they fell 41 to 36 to the Toronto Argonauts on November 20.
Four earthquakes struck Tokyo and central Japan with ten tremors on an island south of the capital. Officials from the Central Meteorological Agency reported no damage or injuries. Epicentres were along the northeast coast of Chiba Prefecture, which borders Tokyo.
In Calgary the Alberta naturopaths contest a medical campaign to ban the "bilateral nasal specific" balloon procedure linked to the manslaughter case of Scot Olson. Carl Phillips calls the doctors' stance an attack on a small group while Olson faces trial after a 20 month old died during the nasal balloon procedure.
Sherbrooke coroner Denis Boudrias told a hastily convened news conference witnesses must stop talking to reporters about the fatal police raid tragedy. Serge Beaudoin was killed by eight bullets during the Rock Forest motel raid. Jean-Paul Beaumont was wounded. The inquest to begin in about two weeks aims to uncover why Beaudoin was killed.
Senior Reagan aides say UNESCO is fatally flawed and anti Western. With the United States’ permanent withdrawal set for December 31 1984 officials warn funding cuts will force staff reductions and program reversals while Shultz leaves a glimmering option for reform. Canada formally voices concern in Ottawa.
Joe Clark says Canadians should not become cynical about Prime Minister Trudeau's peace push but warns Trudeau must avoid using it for political ends. Clark, guiding the PC stance on arms control, notes foreign officials hope for resumed U S Soviet talks though no confidence in any five power summit. He credits West Germany as pivotal in the Stockholm disarmament plan and warns of a dangerous time requiring progress in arms control.
Ottawa seeks information from the United States on Arctic Ocean data gathered by nuclear submarines. Fisheries officials aim to chart Arctic waters to solidify Canada’s authority and resolve jurisdictional disputes over underwater territory and resources.
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