Weather Index: Increasing Clouds Saturday
A weather brief notes increasing cloud cover with a ten percent chance of precipitation on Saturday. High temperature 2 degrees, low minus 7. Map on page B3.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1986
Page
1
Sunday bylaw cases delayed in Medicine Hat
The case of two Medicine Hat companies challenging the Sunday closing bylaw was adjourned to February 27. Jerry Ham owner of Medicine Hat Plymouth Chrysler and Kai Han Wong owner of Foodland IGA were charged in provincial court for violations on December 8 15 and 22. Defence lawyers sought a lengthy adjournment after documents filed that morning in Court of Queen’s Bench questioning the bylaw’s validity. review set for January 27 in Queen’s Bench chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Jerry Ham
Medicine Hat Plymouth Chrysler
Kai Han Wong
Foodland Iga
William Anhorn
Ham
Queen’s Bench
Sabres replace rookie coach with Bowman in midseason move
Buffalo announces Scotty Bowman replaces Jim Schoenfeld as head coach after Schoenfeld was fined 5000 dollars for tossing a water bottle at referee Terry Gregson during a December game against the Quebec Nordiques. A news conference is planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Sabres
Jim Schoenfeld
Scotty Bowman
NHL
Schoenfeld
Terry Gregson
Quebec Nordiques
Canada airports on high alert over Libyan tied bomb plot
Police investigate reports of a Libyan linked plot to bomb a flight between Ottawa and Washington amid security alerts at Montreal Ottawa and Toronto airports. RCMP raids in Quebec lead to a suspect detainment while officials decline to detail duration or cause of the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Washington, D.C
Libya
Rome
Vienna
RCMP
Transport Canada
Gatineau-Hull
Quebec
Montreal Gazette
RCMF
Pearson International Airport
Thor
Barry Slavenwhite
London
Ont
Vancouver
Ottawa International
Dorval
Mirabel
U.S. Air
Pearson
Boeing Wins De Havilland Bid In Canadian Sale
Government documents reveal Boeing offered the best bid for De Havilland Aircraft of Toronto. The deal, totaling 95 million upfront plus 65 million over 15 years, could be offset if Boeing seals 325 million in new Canadian supplier work. Critics urge caution as Parliament reviews the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Havilland
Rimgate Holdings
Fokker
Ottawa
U.S
Boeing
de Havilland Aircraft
Toronto
Canada de- Stevensvelopment Investment Corp
Canada
United States
Britain
Justus Dornier
Rimgate
Dornier
House of Commons
Sinclair Stevens
Brian Mulroney
Horsman Seeks Continued Tory Support In Alberta Election
Medicine Hat MLA Jim Horsman told 165 Progressive-Conservative members he would seek their backing again as the Tory candidate. He noted cabinet members may not run and reflected on past turnover, saying the party must grow and not stagnate while discussing future in the party with family and premier. The nomination meeting is planned for January 28 with Dan Smith proposing the date at the next executive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Dan Smith
Trave Lodge
Paul Strickland
The
News Medicine Hat
Jim Horsman
Horsman
Association
Hors- Horsman
UFO coverup claims mark University lecture
Canadian physicist Stanton Friedman argues governments hide flying saucer evidence after decades of study and 2400 reported landings. He cites Roswell as a catalyst for secrecy and says global allegiance to Earth over nations could save humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Stanton Friedman
Rooksville
Friedman
University of Chicago
United Nations
U.S. Congress
United States
Canada
U.S. Army
Roswell
N.M
Thatcher denied new trial in Regina murder appeal
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal rejects Colin Thatcher bid for a new trial in the 1983 death of JoAnn Wilson. Crown prosecutor Serge Kujawa calls the 4-1 ruling relief, while Justice W J Vancise dissents and defence counsel Gerald Allbright considers an appeal to Canada’s Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Colin Thatcher
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Serge Kujawa
Thatcher
W. J. Vancise
Kujawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Counse Gerald Allbright
Allbright
JoAnn Wilson
Ross Thatcher
J. H. Maher
Court of Queen’s Bench
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