Weather Outlook Chinook Cloudiness Low Chance
Chinook brief weather update notes cloudiness at a 10 percent precipitation risk on Thursday. The forecast shows a high near 5 and a low around 0 with map reference Page B4.
08 Jan 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1986
Page
1
Chinook brief weather update notes cloudiness at a 10 percent precipitation risk on Thursday. The forecast shows a high near 5 and a low around 0 with map reference Page B4.
ST ANDREWS New Brunswick municipal officials and Star-Kist tuna plant representatives condemn a fresh recall of their product after 150000 tins are rejected by federal inspectors. Ian Glenn says 27 lots were examined with 15 rejected while Bayside plant remains closed leaving about 400 workers uncertain of their jobs as Gerald Clay travels to Toronto to discuss the setback with Canadian officials.
President Reagan called Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy a barbarian and flaky and ordered all American companies and workers to leave Libya by month end to protest terrorism. He cited evidence of involvement in the Dec 27 Rome and Vienna airport massacres and urged allies to join in isolating Libya.
External Affairs Minister Joe Clark said Ottawa has no request from President Reagan to remove Canadians from Libya, while Canada and European partners show reluctance to join unilateral sanctions. Reagan ordered U.S. firms to halt Libyan operations as Tripoli denounced the move.
U S acid rain envoy Drew Lewis says a five year five billion dollar technology development program to clean coal has a realistic chance of White House approval. He notes progress in the final joint report with Canadian envoy Bill Davis and cautions Reagan may not accept all proposals.
Federal Trade Ambassador Simon Reisman and Alberta deputy minister Dallas Gendall led the first round of talks on provincial involvement and veto power in U S bilateral free trade negotiations. Both sides called the session friendly but acknowledged remaining hard bargaining and more meetings ahead. Reisman praised progress yet declined to predict the remaining 60 days will be enough.
Grade 12 student Chris Tait, an atheist and student council vice-president, was suspended five days for not standing during the Lord's Prayer. He plans to file a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission, while the official notes provincial rules require parental permission to excuse attendance.
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