Weather forecast says Sunday cloudy with no precipitation
The forecast for Sunday calls for cloudy skies and no precipitation. High near 11 degrees, low around minus 1, with page B4 providing the full regional outlook.
31 Jan 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1987
Page
1
The forecast for Sunday calls for cloudy skies and no precipitation. High near 11 degrees, low around minus 1, with page B4 providing the full regional outlook.
In Davelayville Quebec two elderly residents Alma Arsenault 88 and Agathe Huot 44 were killed when a teenage male stabbed residents at a senior citizens home. Four others including Lionel Dorion and his wife Annette Corbin 75 were wounded and hospitalized in critical condition. Police questioned a minor suspect who was taken into custody early today.
Canada energy ministers began work toward a national energy policy while rejecting a return to the 1980 program. They formed a working group to study energy security, oil and gas supply, with papers due in three months and a report to ministers by July 1. A follow up conference is expected.
Alberta universities and colleges may raise tuition by up to 10 percent for 1987 88. Dave Russell says boards set final amounts and provincial grants will be cut by 3 percent. Russell notes tuition revenue is about 10 percent of institutional income and Alberta has the lowest fees in Canada.
The Canadian Wheat Board posted a 201 million loss for the 1985 86 crop year, dwarfing all prior deficits and forcing a taxpayer funded bill. Prices for most grains plunged to decade low levels as exporters contended with subsidy rivals, with barley bearing the largest loss at 171 million.
Contradictory reports on Anglican envoy Terry Waite's whereabouts prompt Archbishop Robert Runcie to seek Druse leaders' news in Lebanon. Spokeswoman Eve Keatley cites rumors, calls for Waite's voice, while Waite’s cousin and Washington sources weigh kidnapping and power struggles tied to Druse leader Walid Jumblatt.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, in Dakar, said Canada will widen sanctions against South Africa beyond current measures. He denounced apartheid as a sickness and highlighted Ottawa’s aid to Senegal, including $1 million for locust relief and river development plans benefiting Senegal, Mali, and Mauritania.
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