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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1986
Page
1
Court sets Goetz trial in 1984 subway shootings
New York Court of Appeals orders Bernhard Goetz to stand trial on attempted murder and assault charges from the December 22, 1984 subway shootings. He also faces weapons charges. he claims self defense. Four youths were involved. three recovered, one paralyzed and brain damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
New York
Bernhard Goetz
Manhattan
Court of Appeals
Goetz
Tioetz
Alberta ministers seek long term aid after PGRT removal
Premier Don Getty says energy industry still needs help even if the petroleum and gas revenue tax is scrapped. He urges rapid PGRT removal and discusses potential longer term stabilization with federal Energy Minister Marcel Masse as Alberta ministers meet in Calgary with IPAC and other industry groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Getty
Marcel Masse
Neil Webber
Masse
Calgary
Canadian Petroleum Association
Independent Petroleum Association of Canada
Small Explorers and Producers
IPAC
Nick Taylor
Webber
Hat worker electrocuted in Redcliff yard accident
A 34 year old Medicine Hat man James Dodds was electrocuted when oil rigging equipment struck a 13 800 volt power line in the API Great Guns Logging yard in Redcliff He died en route to Medicine Hat hospital Investigators from the police and Alberta Occupational Health and Safety will review whether regulations on energized lines were followed and a final report may take up to six weeks Power loss affected Redcliff for under an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
James Dodds
St. N.E
Medicine Hat Hospital
API Great Guns Logging Inc
Redcliff
Dodds
Gerald Boucher
Boucher
Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Department
Joe Miller
Occupational Health and Safety
Edmonton
Miller
Quake Shakes Southern California: 6.0 Magnitude
A 6.0 magnitude quake struck 19 km northwest of Palm Springs at 2 21 am damaging a utility substation and cutting power to 100 000 customers. The tremor caused rockslides and windows to shatter with aftershocks continuing into the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
California
Dennis Meredith
California Institute of Technology
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
U.S. Geological Survey
Don Finley
San Bernardino
Mojave Desert
San Diego
San Fernando Valley
Lake Havasu
Ariz
Las Vegas
Nev
John Anderson
Scripps Institution For Oceanography
Southern California Edison Co
Desert Hot Springs
Becky Sordelet
Thatcher says sanctions won’t force apartheid end
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, in a taped broadcast, said no western industrial country, including Canada, supports general economic sanctions to end apartheid in South Africa. She argued sanctions would backfire, questioned western morality, and said Canada largely aligns with Britain while hoping the Commonwealth remains united.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
South Africa
Margaret Thatcher
CTV Today
Thatcher
Britain
Ottawa
Pretoria
Toronto stocks sink amid broad market decline
The Toronto Stock Exchange fell further as 446 issues declined and 270 held steady, with the TSE 300 dropping 32.26 points to 3009.96 in early trading. In New York the Dow slid 23.76 points to 1815.24 as analysts warned of continued U.S. weakness and forecast lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Icp
Toronto Stock Exchange
U.S
Canada
New York
Teacher wins battle over union dues in Ontario case
Ontario Supreme Court ruled that a teacher's right to freedom of association was violated when about two dollars of his 338 yearly union dues supported political causes he opposed. The ruling, seen as a win for individual rights, prompted plans to appeal and vows to continue challenging union political spend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Organized Labor
Ontario
Supreme Court
John White
Little Guy
Mervyn Lavigne
Haileybury
Ont
Sudbury
Quebec
Lavigne
New Democratic Party
Haileybury School of Mines
Province
Council of Regents
Ontario Public Service Employes Union
Vigne
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Jim Clancy
Ontario Court of Appeal
Shirley Carr
Canadian Labor Congress
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Sam Lee
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