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07 Jul 1989
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1989
Page
1
Bush rejects Gorbachev's weapons plan in Europe
Paris AFP report notes Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev urged unilateral cuts of tactical missiles in Europe if NATO negotiates. President Bush in Washington dismissed early talks on short range missiles and tied any deals to Western moves on conventional arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
AFP
Mikhail Gorbachev
NATO
Tass
Gorbachev
Europe
Council of Europe
Strasbourg
France
Council
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
United States
Canada
European Council
Warsaw Pact
U.S
Poland
Hungary
Japan
West Germany
Britain
Italy
Bush
Western Alliance
Sell off worries grow as Air Canada privatization looms
Ottawa investors watch Petro Canada likely next as Air Canada sells its remaining 57 percent stake for about 490 million dollars. Brokers report a rapid $12 share sale of 41 million new shares while critics warn a broader privatization push could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Petro-Canada
Air Canada
Steven Langdon
NDP
Roger Simmons
Petro- Canada
John McDermid
Pentti Karkaiinen
Prudential-Bach
Blood sample taken from minister after motorcycle crash
Police seized a blood sample from federal cabinet minister Bernard Valcourt after a crash in Edmundston New Brunswick. The sample was taken at Edmundston Hospital early today, police would not confirm tests for alcohol, Valcourt was unconscious at the scene and no charges have been laid. Earlier a Maine sighting noted he had been drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmundston
N.B
Bernard Valcourt
CBC Radio
Edmundston Hospital
Valcourt
del Pelletier
Maine
Paternity questioned in abortion ban case
In Toronto Barbara Dodd faces a court battle over an abortion after ex-boyfriend Murphy claimed paternity. Mucciacito, another former lover, also asserts possible paternity and provides a May letter about marriage and children. Murphy seeks to uphold the injunction as legal maneuvers unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Christen Mucciacito
Barbara Dodd
Gregory Murphy
Dodd
John O'Driscoll
Murphy
Ontario
Mucciacito
Angela Costigan
Ruby
Ontario Supreme Court
O’driscoll
Principal Group fallout fans investor critique of plan
Alberta investors say new protection proposals would not have shielded victims of the Principal Group collapse. Ken Pennifold of the Principal Investors Protection Association argues the plan relies on promises with little enforcement and overburdens unsophisticated investors. A 12 day delay was granted for inspector Bill Code to file his report on the subsidiaries’ demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Ken Pennifold
The
Principal Investors Protection Association
First Investors and
Associated Investors
Dennis Anderson
Walter Rieth
Canadian Bankers Association
Irv Whynot
Pennifold
Ldee
Ronald Berger
Court of Queen's Bench
Ex-priest pleads for fair approach at Newfoundland inquiry
John Murray addressed 250 Catholics saying the inquiry must avoid an inquisition as a church panel probes how priests abused boys over two decades. He argued for celibacy and cautioned against overreaction while critics pressed Archbishop Penney for stricter handling and transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, John’s
Nfld
John Murray
Murray
Newfoundland
Alphonsus Penney
St. John’s
Penney
Bill Duggan
Torbay
Liberals and NDP oppose Via Rail cuts plan
Ottawa reports Liberal MPs will tour by train to press hearings on a plan that would slash Via Rail service. Nelson Riis of the NDP says 1,000 letters urge municipalities to demand hearings and rejects a Toronto firm’s plan to turn Via’s Transcontinental into an ad venture. The plan could end regional trains and lay off about 3,500 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Liberal
Liberal House
Herb Gray
Gray
Canada
NDP
Via
New Democrat House
Nelson Riis
Riis
Toronto
Via Rail
Ottawa Citizen
Central Canada
West
Montreal
Ottawa- Toronto
Atlantic Limited
Maritimes
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Liberals
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