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12 Jan 1987
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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 12, 1987
Page
1
Stocks climb in Toronto while New York pauses
Canadian stocks pushed higher in Toronto with the TSE 300 index rising 19.03 to 3227.79 at midday. In contrast, New York trading paused as the Dow fell 1.55 to 2004.36 after a week of gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
New York
Canada
There’s no love like it for pets in Britain
A Reuters report from London notes Options magazine finds 10 percent of Britons rank pets above spouses while 20 percent prefer pets over children and over a third over work. Nearly half say pets beat money and 94 percent would rather spend time with pets than watch TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Options Magazine
Warm spell boosts morale across Alberta and Canada
Weather records fall in Red Deer Edmonton Calgary and Lethbridge with highs around 14 C. Medicine Hat ties 1958 record at 11 C while the date’s record is 12 C set in 1981. Environment Canada notes temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above normal and officials say the warmth may shorten winter. Farther east a blizzard in Atlantic Canada kills several and shuts schools as cyclists and skaters adjust to milder conditions in the west. Alberta officials warn about mould on grain and dry soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Diemert
Will Prusak
Environment Canada
Edmonton
Red Deer
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Prusak
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Fredericton
Cypress Hills
Wes Mickey
Mickey
Ruth McMorris
Alberta Agriculture
McMorris
Europe in Deep Freeze Strikes Across Nations
Coldest January since 1950 triggers rail and power crises across Europe. 48 deaths blamed on heater fires and cold, with Sweden deploying troops to aid snowbound towns and Italy recording subfreezing temps. Energy use climbs as utilities appeal for restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Reuter
Europe
Siberia
Sweden
Reagan kept Iran arms program alive amid adviser misgivings
Senate panel member William Cohen says President Reagan relied on amateurs and kept the Iran arms initiative alive even when arms shipments did not free all hostages in Lebanon. Cohen asserts Reagan sidelined Congress and top aides, placing policy in a few White House hands. NBC News and The New York Times flag new disclosures on humanitarian aid to Contra rebels and distorted intelligence sharing with Iran and Iraq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Lebanon
Senate
Senate Intelligence Committee
Reagan
William Cohen
Cohen
Congress
Secretary of State
White House
Nbc-Tv
George Shultz
Caspar Weinberger
NBC News
Intelligence Committee
National Security Council
Robert McFarlane
Shultz
The
Con
Alberta teen abortion case prompts call for legal reform
A Calgary teen’s 19 week pregnancy ended after Alberta Court of Appeal lifted an injunction blocking therapeutic abortion without parental consent. Legal expert Wilbur Bowker advocates applying 1975 Institute recommendations granting minors age 16 to consent to health care, including abortion, without parental veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Wilbur Bowker
Institute of Law Research and Reform
Institute
Medicine Hat
Alberta Court of Appeal
Calgary
Nancy
Bowker
University of Alberta
Faculty of Law
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
Prince Edward quits Royal Marines to chart independent path
Prince Edward, 22, leaves the Royal Marines officers training course after four months of boot camp signaling a move toward personal independence. The Queen's son, fifth in line to the throne, completed a Cambridge education and a term teaching in New Zealand before deciding to pursue further studies, possibly in law or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ferrabee
Southam News
London
Prince Edward
Royal Marines
Prince Philip
New Zealand
Jesus College, Cambridge
Marines
Edward
Prince
Prince Charles
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