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04 Jul 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1987
Page
1
Navratilova Wins Wimbledon Title Over Graf
Martina Navratilova defeated Steffi Graf 7 5 6 3 at Wimbledon to claim her sixth consecutive and eighth Wimbledon title. Graf's 45 match winning streak ended. a 46th straight win would have made Graf No. 1. The victory was Navratilova's first title of the year and Graf's first loss of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Martina Navratilova
Steffi Graf
Navratilova
Graf
CIA role alleged in Ottawa incident in 1984
The Ottawa Citizen reports unnamed sources allege the US Central Intelligence Agency operated in Canada without government knowledge in late 1984 and that an apology followed. Solicitor General James Kelleher denies substantiation of the perennial claim. Elmer MacKay and Bill Chambers declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Central Intelligence Agency
Canada
Ottawa Citizen
James Kelleher
Elmer MacKay
MacKay
Bill Chambers
External Affairs Department
Tentative post pact reached in Ottawa strike talks
A tentative settlement ends six days of talks under federal mediator Bill Kelly. The deal covers contract issues for 20 000 Letter Carriers Union of Canada members while Canada Post faces separate talks to reinstate 67 fired and 33 suspended workers from picket line incidents. The union cites protection of job security and retention of key contract provisions as core outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bill Kelly
Robert McGarry
Union of Canada
Canada Post
McGarry
Kelly
Horses trampling crowd mars Calgary Stampede parade
In Calgary, a two-horse chuckwagon bolted and trampled nine spectators during the Stampede parade. Driver Jim Knight said the horses were spooked by rail tracks. a three-year-old remained in serious condition while eight others suffered minor injuries. Knight plans to retire from Stampede parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Jim Knight
St. Walburg
Sask
Carly Kroetsch
Alberta Children’s Hospital
Knight
Chery
Kokayko
Jim Martineau
Martineau
Bank seeks court bid opening in Dome Amoco deal
Bank of Montreal filed in Alberta Court of Queen's Bench to set aside parts of Dome Petroleum Amoco Canada pact. It seeks public access to confidential terms and opposes a clause allowing Amoco to seize Dome land if the deal fails. Dome owes BMO about 835 million of 6.3 billion total debt and has rejected Amoco's 5.2 billion takeover. BMO supports a 60 day extension to the debt restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Bank of Montreal
Dome Petroleum
Alberta
Court of Queen's Bench
Dome
Amoco Canada Petroleum
Amoco
Barbie Convicted of Crimes Against Humanity in Lyon
French court sentences Klaus Barbie to life in prison for deportations to death camps and killings of Jews and Resistance fighters. Applause in court turned to cries outside as police secured the area. defense lawyer Jacques Verges planned an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Klaus Barbie
Gestapo
Andre Cerdini
Barbie
Cerdini
Jacques Verges
Verges
Simone Lagrange
Fertilizer makers in Canada face dire finances and shutdowns
Calgary based Cominco Fertilizers will shut its Calgary nitrogen operations on August 18 and Western Co operative Fertilizers plans to close its anhydrous ammonia unit on September 1. Canadian industry expert Roger Larson warns of worsening losses as demand falls. Saskatchewan Premier Grant Devine sees potential for new markets and a Regina plant as Western Co op mothballs its facility, affecting about 200 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Roger Larson
Canadian Fertilizer Institute
North America
Canada
Larson
Saskatchewan
Grant Devine
Regina
Western Co-operative Fertilizers Ltd
Cominco Fertilizers
Western Co
Medicine Hat
Dominco
Kimberley B.C
Devine
Western Co-op
Cdf Chemie Ltd
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