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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1986
Page
1
Constable Pushes Beach Profanity Bylaw to Detain Offenders
Warren Morfoot, a St. Clements beach patrol constable, asks the council to pass a bylaw allowing arrest and 24 hour detention for profanity on public beaches along Lake Winnipeg. Reeve Victor Watko says the council will consider Morfoot's draft bylaw.
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Selkirk
Man
St. Clements
Warren Morfoot
Lake Winnipeg
Morfoot
Victor Watko
Council
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Thatcher Under Fire After Westland Crisis Resigns
Britain’s opposition presses Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as Trade Secretary Leon Brittan resigns amid a Westland helicopter rescue crisis. Thatcher disclosed in Parliament the leak of a secret THATCHER letter about Westland, the nation’s sole helicopter maker.
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Harvey Muri
London
Reuter
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Westland
Leon Brittan
Conservative
Thatcher
Alt
Brittan
Michael Heseltine
Heseltine
Neil Kinnock
Labor Party
House of Commons
Mayhew
Defence
Press Association
Trade Department
Warm January Puts Alberta Cities Near Record Peaks
Forecasters expect milder weather to continue five days, risking a record warm January in Alberta. Will Prusak notes significant departures from average with highs around 12 in the month and nights above freezing in Medicine Hat. Public works see budget relief from reduced snow removal though potholes and spring issues loom.
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Paul Strickland
The
Robbie Burns
Will Prusak
Federal Atmospheric Environment Service
Edmonton
Prusak
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Lorne Thompson
Public Works
Public Works Department
Thompson
Scandals dog Socreds in British Columbia politics
Premier Bill Bennett defends Energy Minister Stephen Rogers amid conflict of interest allegations linked to Rogers family ownership of BC Sugar Refinery and a 100 000 Western Pulp tax shelter investment. Rogers says sugar shares existed before cabinet post and has placed assets in a blind trust. Rogers also filed a defamation suit against NDP Leader Bob Skelly.
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Vancouver
Bill Bennett
Stephen Rogers
Rogers
B.C. Sugar Refinery Ltd
Anderson Exploration Ltd
Fairweather Gas
Alamo Petroleum
Amax Petroleum of Canada
Anderson Oil and Gas
Anderson Exploration
British Columbia
CTV
Western Energy
Bennett
B.C
Western Pulp Ltd
Tom Waterland
Waterland
NDP
Bob Skelly
Ulster Unionists Face Weaker Votes After Byelections
Ulster Unionists return to Westminster with fewer seats and uncertain gains after byelections that failed to strengthen their hand against an Irish republic role in Northern Ireland. Tom King calls the vote a backfire while London pursues the Anglo Irish accord amid nationalist acceptance. Unionists aimed for 500,000 votes but drew 418,000 from nearly one million voters.
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Ulster
Rick Gibbons
Belfast
Westminster
Northern Ireland
London
Tom King
Margaret Thatcher
Voyager 2 Sends Big Wave of Uranus Data From Close Flyby
Voyager 2 captured a flood of images and scientific data as it passed within 81,095 kilometers of Uranus, studying rings, moons, and the planet’s atmosphere. NASA officials said the data will arrive through next Tuesday and will reveal ring colors, magnetic field, and surface features of Uranus’s moons.
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NASA
Les Reinertson
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Ed Stone
Voyager Imaging
Brad Smith
Smith
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