Weather forecast for Thursday’s region
The forecast calls for few clouds and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Highs reach 23 and lows dip to 12. Regional map page B4.
08 Jul 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1987
Page
1
The forecast calls for few clouds and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Highs reach 23 and lows dip to 12. Regional map page B4.
The federal government will pay British Columbia 106 million dollars for the Queen Charlotte Islands national park. Half is to be paid now with the remainder over eight years. The amount matches the federal offer and falls short of BC's 196 million demand. signature details to follow with Premier Vander Zalm and Prime Minister Mulroney.
Winnipeg officials approved the use of electric prods for 21 animal control officers after a surge of dog attacks. A pregnant pit bull impounded for attacking three people may have harmed a fourth as the owner refuses destruction.
St John’s, Newfoundland CP Tom McClean said everything’s hunky dory as he continues his transatlantic crossing three days after a storm swamped his six meter plywood dory Skol 10 and threw him into icy water. He started from St John’s on June 16 heading for England and was tossed about 750 nautical miles west of his hometown.
Lt Col Oliver North testifies that diverting profits from Iran arms sales to the Nicaraguan Contras was a neat idea. He defends arms sales for three American hostages, denies Reagan instructed him to hide the diversion, and notes Poindexter’s upcoming testimony. He recounts coded references and questions Secord's status as an authorized agent.
A fuel truck crashed into an ice cream parlor in Herborn West Germany triggering a series of explosions and fires. Up to 24 died and 36 injured with 22 feared missing as 600 firefighters battled the inferno for five hours. The 48 year old truck driver survived in hospital.
Ottawa reports Birn Mulroney heads west for cabinet gathering in Edmonton with Premier Don Getty and a key vow to unveil a western diversification plan. Observers cite internal government divisions delaying the plan while Air Canada shares sale and regional farmer discontent loom.
Ontario Premier David Peterson and Manitoba's Howard Pawley decline to back a U S free trade agreement based on current negotiations. They call free trade make believe lacking binding cross border dispute mechanisms. Alberta Premier Getty sees moving talks with hurdles while Prime Minister Mulroney reports ministers support ongoing negotiations.
Eddy Haymour, who dreamed of a Middle East themed park on Rattlesnake Island in Okanagan Lake, fought a protracted battle with British Columbia governments. A B C Supreme Court ruling found officials improperly curbed his development with bad faith regulations, ordering more than 200000 in damages, while he seeks return of the island and a government apology. He faced imprisonment hospitalisation and exile and briefed a Beirut embassy hostage drama during his protracted dispute.
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