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10 Jan 1986
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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
Jan 10, 1986
Page
1
Space shuttle Columbia’s launch scrubs seventh delay
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The space shuttle Columbia's first flight in over two years was postponed for a record seventh time due to wind and heavy rain at the launch pad. Launch was rescheduled for 6:55 a.m. EST Sunday while technicians inspect propellant lines after three fuellings this week. Director Gene Thomas apologized to the seven astronauts as the fourth postponement in five days occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gene Thomas
Medicine Hat rinks dominate southern Alberta playdowns in Lethbridge
In Lethbridge three Medicine Hat rinks won A event matches at the zone one southern Alberta playdowns. Kirk Frandsen blanked Doug Fletcher 8-0, Wes Aman defeated Craig Haga 6-4, and Ted Ganden beat Bev Nelson 9-7. Other results included Brian MacDonald defeating Stan Mellsen 4-3 in eleven ends, Ed Granger beating Lloyd Heller 9-7, and Lloyd Deitz overcoming Colin Chisholm 6-3. Thirty-nine rinks compete for five spots at the southern Alberta championships starting January 24 in Medicine Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Lethbridge
Kirk Frandsen
Doug Fletcher
Claresholm
Wes Aman
Vulcan
Craig Haga
Ted Ganden
Bev Nelson
Brooks
Stan Mellsen
Brian MacDonald
Coaldale
Lloyd Heller
Ed Granger
Colin Chisholm
Allies shrugging at Libyan bans U.S. loads armed retaliation
Secretary George Shultz says the Reagan administration has exhausted most economic options against Libya and may resort to force as Europe rebuffs sanctions. He notes Libya’s alleged terrorist ties and Rome Vienna airport attacks while Europe hesitates to join. Whitehead will lobby West Europe next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
George Shultz
Libya
Reagan
Shultz
Rome
Vienna
Defence Department
John Whitehead
Europe
Ronald Reagan
Mulroney Cites Job Gains as Canada Sees 10 Percent Unemployment
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney touted December's 10.0 percent jobless rate, down from 10.2, as proof of his government's job-creation achievements while noting Newfoundland's 20.8 percent rate. Statistics Canada put 1985 average at 10.5 percent, with U.S. at 6.9. Flora MacDonald predicted broad recovery across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Beauchesne
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Newfoundland
Meech Lake
Que
Here
U.S
Flora MacDonald
Canada
Maritimes
British Columbia
Maritime Provinces
Mulroney
City officials press drilling plans for 1986 oil program
Utilities Committee chair Ken Sauer declined comment on 1986 drilling plans while Bob Nicolay said deep well drilling would continue and oil discoveries likely. Alderman Lee Anderson acknowledged ongoing exploration. Allan Buchignani and others withheld budget details as the city eyes about 32 Mississippian wells total with current output under projection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hat
Ken Sauer
Utilities Committee
Bob Nicolay
Utilities
Ald. Lee Anderson
Anderson
Blair Stolz
Allan Buchignani
Suspect to face charges after high speed city chase
A male is expected to be charged with impaired driving dangerous driving wilful damage and assaulting an officer after a late night chase through Medicine Hat. Four police cruisers suffered about 15500 in damage as the truck sped up to 140 km h. A female passenger may face unlawful confinement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat City
Bridge Street
Medalta Pottery
Medicine Hat
Highway 41
Brink
Burstall
Ontario couple files first provincial vaccine liability suit
An Ontario couple sues the province over a Brampton infant's brain injury from the four in one DPTP vaccine. The lawsuit names the province, a family doctor, the local health unit and Connaught Laboratories Ltd. as defendants, seeking damages and precedent for government negligence in mandatory immunization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Calamas
Southam
Ottawa
Ontario
Brampton
Connaught Laboratories Ltd
Connaught
U.S
Canada
Dorothy Nusbaum
Kamloops
B.C
Ardrossan
Alta
Britain
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Larry Brink
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