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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1986
Page
1
Washington House moves to loosen profanity rules in taverns
Olympia Washington AP lawmakers pass bill barring the Liquor Control Board from regulating profanity except when there is a clear danger of disorderly conduct The action follows a push to allow blue language in venues with liquor licenses and limits enforcement to disorderly behavior only
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Washington House
State Liquor Control Board
Washington
Lacey Village
Charles Hays
Swiss bid promises test range at Suffield for ADATS contract
Oerlikon-Buhrle and Litton Systems lead a consortium bidding for a 605 million dollar LLAD contract for the Canadian Forces. A test firing range at Suffield Block would cost about six million and create 20 permanent engineering jobs plus 30 indirect roles. If successful, construction would start mid summer with about 50 visiting engineers and technicians and up to 100 NATO officials expected to view tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strickland
Oerlikon-Buhrle
Oerlikon Aerospace Inc
Litton Systems Ltd
Steve Weir
Litton
Toronto
Laidlaw
Susan Melnyk
Oerlikon
Melnyk
NATO
Greek tanker burns after collision with Dutch trawler in North Sea
The 76,000 tonne tanker Orleans crashed with the Jan van Toon about 80 nautical miles off England. Fire aboard the tanker led to oil spills near gas rigs as 460 men evacuated from rigs and 31 crew were rescued. two Coast Guard vessels fought the blaze while a Dutch tug towed the burning ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Yarmouth
England
North Sea
Ment
Orleans
Coast Guard
Tim Pi
Ckard
Gillies
Lloyd’s Shipping Intelligence
Sullom Voe
Shetland Islands
Scotland
Fawley
Pickard
Transport Department
Boeing eyes defence tie in with de Havilland Dash 8 plans
Boeing Canada chief Richard Albrecht said Boeing aims to enter the U.S. defence market via de Havilland, planning to develop a defence component and promote the Dash 8 as a potential anti submarine aircraft. The idea drew concern from NDP member Michael Cassidy about Canadians’ reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Pratt
Southam
Ottawa
Boeing Corp
de Havilland
U.S
Boeing
Chard Albrecht
Commons
Albrecht
Boeing Canada Ltd
Toronto
New Democratic Committee
Michael Cassidy
Canadian dollar sinks to new low against U S dollar
The Canadian dollar drops to 70.72 U S cents in Toronto after the Bank of Canada rate declines to 10.33 percent ending weekly gains. Traders point to a Japanese finance minister's remarks as a key factor and note yen strength and mixed European currency moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
U.S
Bank of Canada
Noboru Takeshita
Takeshita
Tokyo
Europe
Japan
Bryan Griffiths
Royal Bank of Canada
Griffiths
Rod Fowler
Foreign Exchange
Wood Gundy
Fowler
U S Carriers Move Toward Libya in Show of Force
Two U S aircraft carriers advance toward Libya to demonstrate resolve amid air and naval operations off the Libyan coast. Khadafy warns of total alert as Washington denies provocation while signaling readiness to respond if challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Libya
U.S. Navy
Tripoli
International Air Space
Muammar Khadafy
Khadafy
Gulf of Sidra
White House
United States
Pentagon
Ask
Saratoga
Coral Sea
Mediterranean
Canadair lands $600 million drone contract
Canadair Ltd wins a 600 million contract to build CL 289 reconnaissance drones for Canada France and West Germany. The deal, one of the largest in such ties, will create about 6000 person years of work and includes ongoing development of the CL 227 vertical takeoff drone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadair Ltd
la Presse
Canada
Ottawa
Sinclair Stevens
Canadair
U.S. Navy
Stevens
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