Weather Index Sunny Outlook and Frigid Friday
The Weather Index notes sunny conditions with a 10 percent chance of snow on Friday. Highs reach 6, lows around minus 2 as the map page A10 carries the forecast details.
03 Jan 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1985
Page
1
The Weather Index notes sunny conditions with a 10 percent chance of snow on Friday. Highs reach 6, lows around minus 2 as the map page A10 carries the forecast details.
In West Beirut four gunmen abducted Swiss charge d affaires Eric Wehrli near his residence and later returned to steal his car, security sources said. The incident occurred just after midday as Wehrli’s small car was pursued through the capital.
Montreal merchants won a ruling overturning part of Bill 101 that banned languages other than French on commercial signs. Justice Pierre Boudreault held the provision violated the Quebec human rights charter and freedom of expression. The decision awaits possible appeal by the government.
A Boeing 727 crash on Illimani Mountain near La Paz left 29 aboard presumed dead. Bad weather delayed rescue as Bolivian and American crews, including Red Cross teams, faced treacherous terrain and thin high-altitude air.
In Edson Alberta a small claims judge upheld Gordon Bell of Niton Junction's refusal to pay 213 worth of school textbook charges. The ruling bars public schools from forcing parents to cover rental fees, a decision that alarms administrators who rely on such fees for millions annually. Bell, who has refused fees for two years for his four children, welcomes the decision and plans to appeal.
An apparent low flying Soviet cruise missile passed over northern Norway and landed in Finnish territory after tracking by Norwegian radar. Officials say it may have been an errant training shot from a Barents Sea vessel with possible protest from Norway to Moscow.
Health official Dr. Alastair Clayton said Canada edged from 38 AIDS cases in 1983 to 109 in 1984, with 67 percent of Canada's total since the disease was first reported. He predicted a leveling off similar to the U.S. trend and noted Canada trails the United States by about 18 months.
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