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19 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 19, 1987
Page
1
Inquiry hears pool cashier at Redcliff pool
A cashier, Nielse Bakker, said she did not recall admitting Al William Peard Jr. at Redcliff pool on the day the four year old drowned August 3. Constable Miles Johnson testified lifeguards and responders worked on Peard before his arrival at Medicine Hat hospital. The inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliff
al William Peard Jr
Nielse Bakker
Dietrich Brand
Redcliff Pool
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
Miles Johnson
Peard
Johnson
U S dollar dips below 150 yen and drops against major currencies
The U S dollar briefly fell under 150 yen for the first time in about four decades and slid to its lowest level in years against major European currencies. Gold rose above the $420 barrier as traders cited speculation the U S government seeks a weaker dollar to shrink the trade deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
Graffiti Mystery Stretches Across City Elevator
Local residents report unusual graffiti messages near several elevators, sparking questions about vandalism and safety. City officials urge residents to report damaged property and unauthorized access while investigators review CCTV footage for leads.
Mulroney cites setback as Bissonnette ouster hits Tories
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney says the firing of Quebec minister Andre Bissonnette damages the governing Tories amid allegations of a $3 million land deal linked to a defence project. RCMP probe follows, with two other Conservatives named in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byles Whittington
For-The- News
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Andre Bissonnette
Bissonnette
RCMP
Montreal Gazette
Bunday
Aldermen weigh Sunday shopping poll in Medicine Hat
The Medicine Hat News telephone poll of 815 residents shows 51.6 percent favor Sunday openings, 37.4 percent oppose, and 11 percent unsure. Aldermen differ, with some saying public opinion matters less than business owners and workers in shaping the Hours of Operation Regulation. A draft bylaw based on retail interests may be presented tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Curren
The
Medicine Hat News
Ald. Lyle
Council
Kelly
Ald
Murray McCartney
McCartney
Medicine Hat
Mulroney presses U S on acid rain and trade tensions
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney warned Ottawa and Washington must speed up a shared environmental and trade agenda. He said his career could hinge on improving Canada U S relations and promised to press George Bush on the 15 percent softwood duty and acid rain funding ahead of an April Reagan summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Canada-U.s
U.S
George Bush
Mulroney
Bush
U.S. Treasury
James Baker
Ronald Reagan
United States
RCMP veteran Van Rassel faces internal hearings in January
Montreal reports detail RCMP drug squad veteran Michael Van Rassel facing internal charges under Section 25 of the RCMP Act. His attorney argues the nine year officer is a target of a frame up after prior acquittals in Miami and a stay in Roberval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCMP
van Rassel
Robert Russo
Montreal
Miami
Paris
Michael van Rassel
Florida
Rcmp Schaalan
Pierre Belante
Roberval
Que
Gaetan Delisle
Delisle
Robert Simmonds
Webber eyes softer ruling on Canadian gas losses
Alberta Energy Minister Neil Webber said US regulatory action may be eased on a February rehearing. The December ruling by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission would cut payments to Canadian producers by 33 cents per gigajoule, denying pass through of some costs. Officials warn up to $400 million yearly in lost revenue, with 85 percent from Alberta.
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Edmonton
Alberta
United States
Neil Webber
U.S
Webber
Federal Energy Regulatory Committee
Energy Industry
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