Weather Cloudy with Showers Sunday
A forecast notes cloudy skies with scattered showers on Sunday. High near 20 and low around 8. Map details appear on Page B6.
05 Jul 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1986
Page
1
A forecast notes cloudy skies with scattered showers on Sunday. High near 20 and low around 8. Map details appear on Page B6.
Liberal leader John Turner slipped from a speakers platform during a NewCastle Island picnic in Nanaimo harbor. He fell about a metre but escaped injury, though he was clearly embarrassed by the mishap.
Serge Pelletier, 36, was released after a second trial acquitted him of rape. psychiatrist Dr Edouard Beltrami testified the 1982 operation, which Pelletier had not disclosed in the first trial, left him impotent.
Ottawa resists eliminating the Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax as Western ministers push for aid to the oil industry. Finance Minister Michael Wilson argues the move would worsen the deficit and jeopardize credibility in currency markets. Alberta industry figures in Saskatoon urge action as Marcel Masse nears energy leadership.
Ontario physicians are told to resume office and hospital work on Monday while the Ontario Medical Association plans rotating strikes in new locations and times. Leaders say actions will mirror prior tactics, including emergency department closures and elective surgery stoppages, as they challenge the Health Care Accessibility Act and seek to overturn it.
At the Gainers Inc meat packing plant, pickets smashed windshields and a worker was beaten as non union buses tried to enter. Justice J C Cavanaugh urged contempt charges to restore order after 14 protesters were released for violating an injunction limiting pickets. More than 400 arrests have occurred since the strike began June 1.
A bomb exploded outside a Pretoria supermarket as late afternoon shoppers crowded in. 20 people were wounded according to the South African government. witnesses described graphic injuries as chaos erupted. Deputy minister Adriaan Vlok framed the state of emergency as stabilizing order to advance race reform.
Four days after Andrew Warburton vanished in Beaver Bank area near Halifax, about 400 volunteers comb the woods while 200 to 300 standby. Coordinators report up to 1,000 people on scene at times with two helicopters aiding the search amid dense ground cover and recent footprints suggesting possible movement.
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