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31 Dec 1985
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 1985
Page
1
Mulroney Cabinet Salaries Rise in New Year
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and cabinet ministers will see salary increases in 1985. Mulroney earns about 133000 dollars including a 54200 dollar tax-free allowance. basic pay 78800. Finance Minister Michael Wilson and others set to receive 112900 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Michael Wilson
Two Brink's Guards Shot in Ottawa Robbery
Ottawa police report two Brink's guards were shot and taken to Ottawa Civic Hospital after a robbery at Hampton Park Plaza. A van and clothing were found. police said no suspects were being chased on foot as they sealed off the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa (Cp
Ottawa Civic Hospital
Ottawa
Hampton Park Plaza
Beaufort oil well Amauligak 1-65 flows over 7000 bpd in two zones
Gulf Canada reports Amauligak 1-65 in Beaufort Sea produced light gravity oil above 7000 barrels daily from each of two tested zones. Upper zone could reach about 34950 bpd. Test rates limited by equipment. Four more tests planned. Drilled 4126 meters with 90 meters oil pay and 46 meters gas pay. Partners include Husky, Norcen, Mobil, AT and S, Bow Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Gulf Canada Ltd
Beaufort Sea
Gulf
Amauligak
Gulfs
Mackenzie Delta
Husky Oil Operations Ltd
Norcen Energy Resources Ltd
Mobil Oil Canada Ltd
AT and S Exploration Ltd
Bow Valley Industries Ltd
Reagan administration hints at force after Rome Vienna attacks
U S officials in Palm Springs side with possible military action against Libya over the Rome and Vienna airport raids. Speakes links Abu Nidal to the bombing and accuses Khadafy's govt of financing the extremist group while urging allied support for a targeted response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Michael Putzel
Palm Springs
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Rome
Vienna
White House
Larry Speakes
Libya
United States
Muammar Khadafy
Speak
Israel
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation ‘Organization
Tunisia
el al
Middle East
Reagan
Speakes
Khadafy
Abu Nidal
Yasser Arafat
Fatah
PLO
Revellers in Canada Face New Year's Eve Checks
Canadians plan upscale New Year celebrations despite stepped up drunk driving campaigns. Police spot-checks and tougher laws push safer ways home via free transit taxi rides and designated driver programs while many venues offer $250 plus packages to welcome 1986 with wine dining and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Government grants auditor general broader access to cabinet papers
The federal government will issue a new order allowing Auditor General Ken Dye to access about 80 percent of cabinet information on the Petro-Canada Petrofina takeover. The policy retains cabinet deliberations and minister positions, and appeals Jerome’s ruling grant Dye cabinet access during the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Thorne
ST. John's
Mld
Ken Dye
Justice
John Crosbie
Crosbie
Auditor General
Petro-Canada
Petrofina
James Jerome
Dye
Treasury Board
Jerome
Treasury
Tax Changes Hit Working Canadians As New Year Increases Loom
Ottawa reports major tax shifts take effect midweek with personal income taxes rising around $1 billion in 1986 while corporate taxes fall by $540 million due to the petroleum and gas revenue tax repeal. Surtaxes for higher earners, inflation indexing changes, and a temporary built in tax cut ending this year add to consumer costs including bread pasta and fuel. Families near poverty face higher taxes with modest gains in seniors and single people in government cheque adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Jeanne Sauve
Bay Street
Alberta
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