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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jan 30, 1990

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RCMP probe into brewery merger stock deals investigates breach of trust

RCMP probe targets Werner Schwantje and former adviser Andre over alleged leakage of advance information on the Molson Carling O’Keefe merger. Gracey and Gordon Capital allegedly traded on the info, buying 300,000 Molson shares before public announcement. Searches conducted at Gordon Capital and Gracey’s offices. Gracey denies wrongdoing and plans action against the Financial Times.

Southam News Ottawa Harvie Andre RCMP Eee Molson Carling O’keefe Toronto Olson Andre Werner Schwantje Donald Gracey C.G. Management and Communications Inc Gracey Senate Committee On Terrorism Michel Genest Gordon Capital Ltd Bay Street Gordon Motson Gordon Capital Markham Ont Schwantje Ontario Securities Commission Commons Justice Department Bureau of Competition Policy The Financial Times

Skeptical Congress awaits Bush budget

The Bush administration moves to sell its 1991 budget of 1.23 trillion dollars to a skeptical Congress. Democrats attack the plan as skewed and outmoded while Republicans warn of a tough, slow budget process ahead.

Washington AP CP Bush Congress charmin’ _ Carman White House Richard Darman George Bush Defence Department Soviet Union House of Representatives Budget Committee Leon Panetta D-Calif

Jet pilot killed in Arctic CF-18 crash near Inuvik

Canadian Forces confirm Capt. Richard Corver died when his CF-18 crashed a minute after takeoff from Inuvik during a missile tracking exercise. The search covered the Mackenzie River valley as temperatures hovered near 40C with limited daylight. A military board of inquiry will investigate the eighth CF-18 crash since 1982.

Cold Lake Alta U.S Arctic Canadian Forces Jan Martinsen Richard Corver Inuvik N.W.T Martinsen Corver Toronto Cfb Alberta Mackenzie River Valley Territories Montana Alaska

Governor General Hnatyshyn's Costly 1989-90 Perks Revealed

Ottawa reports show Canadians will spend 9.3 million to fund Gov. Gen. Ray Hnatyshyn during 1989-90, a 20 percent rise. He earns 80 000 dollars tax free while enjoying Rideau Hall and Quebec City’s Citadelle, plus staff and benefits totaling hundreds of thousands.

Ottawa Ray Hnatyshyn Hnatyshyn Canada Rideau Hall Sonny Daljit Reee Eel Company Daljit Quebec City Citadelle Plains of Abraham St. Lawrence River

Bank of Canada spends billions defending dollar

Ottawa reports estimate the bank's foreign exchange interventions and reserve moves may total 2.3 to 3.5 billion this month as the Canadian dollar tumbled from about 86.5 to around 84.2 US cents. Governor John Crow defended policy amid market disruption and inflation worries rose.

Southam News Ottawa Bank of Canada U.S Rod Fowler Foreign Exchange Bank of Montreal John Day Richardson Greenshields of Canada Ltd John Crow Crow

Wilson debate pledge tough talk in Alberta clash

Alberta treasurer Dick Johnston scoffs at Michael Wilson in Ottawa GST showdown. He doubts Wilson will travel to Alberta for a televised debate while Liberal John Turner pushes for a six month GST freeze amid House opposition.

Wilson Johnston Edmonton Michael Wilson Alberta Dick Johnston Ottawa Politi

Bail-outs not bank's job says Crow

Ottawa debate centers on whether the Bank of Canada should intervene in regional distress. Governor John Crow rebuffed Alberta Senator Bud Olson, saying monetary policy cannot target specific regions or industries and that banks must fund operations at prevailing rates. Olson warned against bending to banks, calling it risky for the country.

Southam News Ottawa Bank of Canada John Crow Crow Alberta Bud Olson Canada Bay Street Olson Toronto

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