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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1987
Page
1
Law firm switch over escalating St Jean land price
Oerlikon Aerospace replaced Lette and Associates of Montreal with Byers Casgrain after Lette reported to the company that the St Jean Quebec land price had tripled in 11 days. Jean Bazin of Byers Casgrain is a senior partner and Mulroney ally. The claim contradicts Byers Casgrain statement in Quebec Superior Court against Normand Ouellette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Oerlikon Aerospace Inc
St-Jean
Que
Lette and Associates
Montreal
Byers Casgrain
Lette
Oerlikon
Jean Bazin
Brian Mulroney
Senate
Quebec Superior Court
Normand Ouellette
Inquiry adjourned in Stevens conflict case to Feb 16
The Ontario judicial inquiry into alleged conflicts of interest by former federal cabinet minister Sinclair Stevens is adjourned to February 16. The inquiry, led by Mr Justice William Parker, resumed in Toronto as Stevens's lawyer John Sopinka requested more time for closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sinclair Stevens
William Parker
Ontario Supreme Court
Stevens
John Sopinka
Pair abducted by gunmen in western Beirut
Gunmen snatched two men from the Najjar Continental Store in the Sinayeh district at 11 30 am witnesses said the victims were foreigners and the pair were students at Beirut University College during protests outside Rashid Karami’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Sanayeh
Najjar
Organization of the Oppressed On Earth
West Germany
Mohammed Ali Hamadi
Aas
Beirut University College
Lebanon
Anglican Church
Terry Waite
Waite
Terry Anderson
Middle East
Associated Press
Thomas Sutherland
RCMP Constable Kowalczyk Shot Dead North of Calgary
RCMP constable Gordon Kowalczyk an 11 year veteran was found dead on a rural highway north of Calgary after responding to a theft call at a gas station. A suspect with a dark pickup and Alberta plates is being sought as investigators search fields and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
RCMP
Gordon Zigmund Kowalczyk
John Sebastian
Sebastian
Kowalczyk
Alberta
Thompson
Gordon Kowalczyk
Methanol Bus Trials Begin in Medicine Hat Pilot Project
Federal Energy Minister Marcel Masse and Alberta Energy Minister Neil Webber joined the Project Miles ceremony as Medicine Hat hosts two methanol powered transit buses. The initiative, managed with Sypher Muller International, will convert city and intercity buses and trucks across four provinces to methanol to test economical, cleaner fuel options supported by federal and provincial governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Murphy-Wright
Medicine Hat
Marcel Masse
Alberta Energy
Neil Webber
Masse
Webber
Transportation Energy Division of Energy, Mines and Resources
City of
Canada
Utilities Committee
Ald
Ken Sauer
Sypher Muller
Alberta Gas Chemicals
Ocelot Industries
Celanese Canada
Pope raises native rights in Canada during papal audience
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney met with Pope John Paul II in the Vatican Library to discuss South African apartheid and native rights in Canada. The Pope asked about a March federal provincial meeting on native rights and reiterated plans to visit an isolated Northwest Territories settlement later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Naumetz
Vatican City
Brian Mulroney
Pope John Paul
Canada
Rey
Vatican
Mulroney
Ottawa
Michel Gratton
Pope
Northwest Territories
Gratton
Pretoria
Mila Mulroney
John Paul
Mila
Fort Simpson
Racist Leader Offers Alberta Ranch to Aryan Nations Figures
Canadian Christian Identity activist Terry Long proposes his 90 acre Alberta ranch near Caroline as a safe haven for Aryan Nations leaders including Richard G. Butler amid U S arrests and prosecutions. Long says white supremacist causes may seek refugee status in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane, Wash
Church of Jesus Christ Christian
Aryan Nations
Alberta
United States
Terry Long
Richard G. Butler
Hayden Lake
Idaho
Caroline
Calgary
Canada
Long
U.S
Bill Gale
Christian Identity Ministry
White Patriot Party
North Carolina
Butler
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Carlene
Kerry
Blaine
Norman Koch
Edmonton Police Association
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South Africa
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