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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1985
Page
1
Generals target Flutie seals long term deal
Heisman winner Doug Flutie reached a verbal agreement on a long term contract with the New Jersey Generals and is expected to sign next Tuesday or Wednesday. Lawyer Bob Woolf said talks with Generals owner Donald Trump and president Jay Seltzer concluded Thursday.
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Boston
Doug Flutie
New Jersey Generals
Boston College
United States Football League
Bob Woolf
Woolf
Generals xx
Donald Flutie Trump
Jay Seltzer
Peterborough Board to Review Four Controversial Novels
After a renewed ban push by councillor Helen Trotter, the Peterborough County Board of Education votes to form a committee to review four controversial novels. The books include Margaret Laurence titles A Jest of God The Diviners and The Stone Angel and J D Salinger's Catcher in the Rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough, Ont
Peterborough
Canada hid Nazi suspects says Toronto Star
The Toronto Star reports the federal government gave sanctuary in Canada to suspected Nazi war criminals after World War II. It cites RCMP documents (1983 84) denied to the public and notes ongoing protection for alleged Nazis who provided intelligence to the United States and Britain.
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Toronto
Canada
Toronto Star
United States
Britain
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
The
Star
Elmer MacKay
Inger Hansen
Robert Kaplan
U.S. Army
Klaus Barbie
Lyon
Bolivia
Soviet Union
Barbie
France
Kaplan
the Star
Sol Littman
Simon Wiesenthal Centre
RCMP
Wiesenthal
Littman
Witness Vrba confronts Zundel defense in Holocaust trial
Rudolf Vrba, Auschwitz survivor and University of British Columbia pharmacology professor, lashed out at Ernst Zundel defense counsel Doug Christie as he defended the six million Jewish death figure. Vrba rejected memory tricks and said six million died, while recounting gas chamber observations and denouncing denial as nonsensical.
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Toronto
Ernst Zundel
True Rage
Zundel
Free Courts of Canada
Rudolf Vrba
Douglas Christie
Urba
University of British Columbia
Vrba
Farmers resist market expansion plan in city core
Peter Noonan, president of the Farmers Market Association, objects to a DBRZA plan for a combined market and transit terminal at Sixth Avenue and Fourth Street SE. He cites better offers from private entrepreneurs and warns parking downtown remains a major issue despite proposed stalls. The proposal, supported by a $1 million provincial transit grant and $400,000 city funding, aims to revitalize the core but faces farmer opposition.
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Sheri Murphy
Peter Noonan
DBRZA
Market Square
Noonan
Farmer’s Market Association
Sixth Avenue
Fourth Street
S.E
Wage rollback fears overblown says Alberta official
Edmonton labour leader Labor Lane Les Young says reports of potential wage rollbacks for public-sector workers were exaggerated. He noted he spoke in a New Year interview about future trends, not current contracts, and cited wage gaps in construction and clerical jobs versus private sector.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Les Young
Thursay
Young
The
Edmonton Journal
Civil Service
Men Prefer Sex With Wives, Royko Reports Survey
Chicago columnist Mike Royko notes a large response to a Sex or Bowling survey with many letters. Early returns show many men favor sex with wives over activities like bowling or fishing, while cuddle only is often rejected.
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Chicago Tribune
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Chicago
Ann Landers
Landers
Joe
Cicero
Ill
LaPorte
Ind
Omaha
Hank
Davenport
Iowa
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