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28 Jan 1985
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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1985
Page
1
Identified Crash Victims Named in Alberta Collision
Medicine Hat RCMP released the names of three people killed in a head on crash Friday ten kilometres west of Suffield on the Trans-Canada Highway. Julius Wall 24 of Swift Current Deidrich Wall 32 of Whitecourt Alberta and John Chorney 61 of Calder Saskatchewan died in the Ford van versus half ton truck crash. Christine Chorney of Calder injured was treated at Medicine Hat and District Hospital and discharged Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Rcmp
Suffield
Julius Wall
Swift Current
Deidrich Wall
Whitecourt
Alta
John Chorney
Calder, Sask
Christine Chorney
Calder
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
T. M. Miller
Iraq Attacks Iran Border Forces in Major Pre-emptive Move
Iraq says 40,000 troops crossed into Iran in a pre emptive strike along the southern border. The attack began Sunday night and continued today as Baghdad warned Iran massed hundreds of thousands for a broader assault. Iraq previously withdrew from Iranian territory in 1982 and has since used defensive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Iraq
Iran
Crown probes Hatfield case in Fredericton marijuana find
The Crown opened marijuana possession proceedings against Premier Richard Hatfield in Fredericton. RCMP testified 35 grams were found Sept 25 in a suitcase at the airport, allegedly in Hatfield’s possession during the Queen's New Brunswick visit. Evidence included photographs and a suitcase contents list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericton
Richard Hatfield
RCMP
Hatfield
New Brunswick
Andrew Harrigan
Richard Waller
Denis Ling
Ling
Waller
New PC boss plotting next Ontario vote
Frank Miller seeks a provincial election after winning the Ontario Conservative leadership. He vows to focus on jobs while guiding Ontario's recovery era economy with a 72 seat majority, and plans to take over as premier on February 8. The Liberals hold 28 seats and the NDP 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Scott White
Toronto
Frank Miller
Miller
Canada
William Davis
Liberals
NDP
OPEC ministers clash over price cuts and Nigeria row
In Geneva, OPEC ministers debated price reductions with talks hinting at a possible two to two fifty dollar cut from a twenty nine dollar benchmark. UAE minister Oteiba stormed out accusing Nigeria of breaking cartel rules and producing above quota before rejoining with Yamani and West after a tense hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamani
OPEC
U.S. A
Mohammad Gharazi
Geneva
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Nigeria
Mana Saeed Oteiba
United Arab Emirates
Oteiba
Tom David-West
David West
Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Energy pricing talks extend as provinces seek national policy
Federal Energy Minister Pat Carney and western province counterparts agreed to extend existing energy pricing accords two months while they push toward a national policy tied to the April federal budget. Alberta plans a 60 day delay on a 25 cent per thousand cubic feet gas price decision, with a more flexible crude export pricing system also agreed to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gunn
Vancouver
Pat Carney
Carney
Alberta
John Zaoziny
NEP
National Ener
Zaozhny
United States
Saskatchewan
Justices prod obscenity zones
The Supreme Court of Canada hears a pivotal case on whether private photographs drawings or unpublished letters can be obscene and jailed. If upheld the Ontario ruling could broaden obscenity laws across Canada affecting private as well as public material. Hawkshaw argues Parliament protects the public from obscene material while the Crown contends community standards apply even to private images.
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Peter Calamas
Southam
Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Ontario
Supreme Court
Allin Hawkshaw
Hawkshaw
Tottenham
Ont
Toronto
Fotomat
Ontario Supreme Court
Ontario Court of Appeal
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