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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1986
Page
1
Calgary Stampeders map debt swap to avert bankruptcy
The Calgary Stampeders outline a plan to avoid bankruptcy including a debt-for-equity swap, a major ticket-drive, and a renewed appeal to Calgary for a rent subsidy. President Pat Peacock says February 12 will reveal if enough steps align, with creditors to receive half cash and half voting shares. The team seeks a 500000 dollar yearly rent break on McMahon Stadium.
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Calgary
Calgary Stampeders
Pat Peacock
Stampeders
Peacock
McMahon Stadium
Saskatchewan Legislature Locked Down as union protests
Regina reports the Saskatchewan legislature doors were locked with security patrolling while over 1000 Saskatchewan Government Employees' Union members picketed outside. The union has been without a contract since September 30 1984 and was told by Premier Grant Devine to sign by 5 pm today per a conciliator’s report or face consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Government Employees’ Union
Grant Devine
Alberta oil price drop could help Canada economy
Economists say cheaper oil may curb inflation and interest rates, boost export competitiveness, and raise disposable income in Canada, while Alberta could face reduced reinvestment as oil companies cut spending. Government responses will shape lasting effects on the petroleum sector.
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Steve Mertl
Calgary
Canada
Alberta
Hans Maciej
Canadian Petroleum Association
Angevine
Thatcher defends integrity in Westland helicopter crisis debate
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher faced a fierce parliamentary challenge over the Westland affair as Opposition MPs pressed for her resignation and for accountability for leaks. Thatcher admitted a letter leak occurred after her aides and trade secretary Leon Brittan were involved, while Heseltine pledged party loyalty amid calls for collective cabinet responsibility.
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London
Ap-Reuters
Margaret Thatcher
Thatcher
The
Commons
Leon Brittan
Britain
Westland
Department of Trade and Industry
Patrick Mayhew
Defence
Michael Heseltine
Heseltine
Westland PLC
Brittan
Westland Board
John Cuckney
United Technologies Corp
U.S
Sikorsky
Fiat
Italy
Social Democratic Party
David Owen
Mayhew
Libyan leader sails to confront U S armada off Sidra Gulf
Muammar Khadafy set sail in a navy patrol boat declaring a new confrontation with the United States. He toured Misurata and Denghazi with journalists to publicize his defiance of the U S Sixth Fleet during air exercises off the Libyan coast. He warned any crossing ships or planes would trigger a fight on the line of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Barrett
Edmonton Journal
Misurata
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
Gulf of Sidra
Tripoly
Khadafy
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Sixth Fleet
Gulf
Denghazi
Shuttle Challenger launch delayed by high winds and hatch bolt
The Challenger mission with Crista McAuliffe was postponed due to gusts over 50 kmh and a stubborn hatch bolt. Crosswinds prevented a normal landing window and the countdown paused at nine minutes. The delay follows prior weather issues at emergency landing sites and from a second launch pad for NASA flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Crista McAuliffe
NASA
North Africa
Double agent killed in Moscow after betrayal
The Soviet double agent David Soboloff, who entered Canada in 1950 posing as a U S visitor, was tortured and shot upon returning to Moscow. James Morrison known as Long Knife pleaded guilty to passing secrets to the Soviets in 1955, exposing Soboloff. CIA reportedly received the details from two Soviet defectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
RCMP
James Morrison
Moscow
Toronto Star
Morrison
Long Knife
U.S
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
David Soboloff
Canada
Winnipeg teen dies after religious blood transfusion refusal
A 15 year old Jehovahs Witness, Danny Kennett, died after refusing a hospital transfusion for religious reasons. The case sparked a review of patient rights and calls for bloodless surgery options as an alternative, with debate over the hospital's handling and a court guardianship bid.
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Winnipeg (Cp
Winnipeg
Health Sciences Centre
Jehovah's Witness
Danny Kennett
Bruce Harber
Steven
Velma Kennett
Devlin, Ont
Child and Family Services
Jerrold Gunn
Gunn
Nathan Kobrinsky
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