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09 Jul 1990
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1990
Page
1
U S Smeggling Nazi Allies Brought to Canada in 1950s
Ottawa historian Ali Rodal reveals in 1987 but released last week that the United States smuggled at least 39 people with Nazi or suspect backgrounds into Canada during 1953 54 using false documents. The ex Nazi and collaborator resettlement project involved U S Army Research and Resettlement Branch and possible RCMP complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Ali Rodal
U.S
Rodal
RCMP
External Affairs Department
Lester Pearson
External Affairs
U.S. Army Research and Resettlement Branch
Pocklington Faces New 7.75 Million Lawsuit
Gainers has filed a 7.75 million suit against Peter Pocklington, bringing total claims to 12.15 million. The action cites loans and share transactions with Kretschmar Foods between 1987 and 1988, alleging the deals were not in Gainers’ best interests amid a broader set of Alberta government suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Gainers
Peter Pocklington
Alberta
Pocklington Corp. Inc
Kretschmar Foods
Lloyds Bank of Canada
Pocklington
Kretschmar
Gainer
Westwold Rebels Rally Against Canada Post Post Office Move
In Westwold British Columbia a small valley town of 500 residents fights Canada Post plans to replace its 112 year old post office with group mailboxes. The conflict escalates as residents reject four sites and the post office is closed to force mail pickup in Falkland. Local leader David Wear questions tax funding and federal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete McMartin
Vancouver Sun Westwold
B.C
Canada Post
Tina Goodell
Tina
Westwold
Falkland
Monte Lake
Kamloops
Vernon
David Wear
Wear
Westwolders stage improvised siege over mail pickup plan
Local residents led by 78 year old Robert Jones defend a parked camper used as a command post in a standoff with Canada Post and police. A logger built a log corral around a camper behind a post office and volunteers guard shifts to deter a rescue. The incident recalls earlier town history from 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jones
Canada Post Field Services
Jim Boughen
Post Office
Falkland
Wear
Boughen
Canada Post
Robert Jones
G seven leaders meet in Houston on Soviet aid debate
At Rice University three day summit the G seven discuss farm trade environment and direct aid to the Soviet Union. The United States Britain and Japan oppose direct aid while West Germany and France push for it. Mulroney urges a positive signal to Moscow after NATO talks in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
U.S
George Bush
Rice University
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Japan
Moscow
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Bush
NATO
London
Bush Mulroney reaffirm acid rain talks at summit
President George Bush and Prime Minister Brian Mulroney pledged to pursue formal negotiations on an acid rain accord with Canada on the eve of a seven country economic summit. Critics dismissed the move as political maneuvering while highlighting ongoing inaction on larger issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U.S
George Bush
Brian Mulroney
Houston
Tex
Bush
Canada
High-rise fall survivor saved by cable at Pepper Tree Apartments
A 22-year-old man survived a 20 storey plunge at Pepper Tree Apartments in downtown Edmonton after grabbing a television cable that wrapped around him. He sustained a broken back ribs and ankle and is in stable condition at University Hospital. police say foul play is ruled out and the fall appears accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Carl Blais
Pepper Tree
Pat Martin
Martin
Blais
Jerry Makela
Colleen Barker
Annette Bidniak
Consort beef clash over k d lang as town split
In Consort Alberta supporters march to defend singer k d lang amid anti beef backlash after signs are defaced with Eat Beef Dyke The town of 1200 shows divided views on meat and lang’s stance while the singer faces radio bans and a forthcoming Meat Stinks campaign in the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
March
Marjorie Hannah
Loretta de Haan
Jang
South Dakota
Nebraska
People For
Lang
Dan Matthews
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Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
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West Germany
William Kelly
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Kelly
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Argentina
Andreas Brehme
Maul
Vernone
Kelowna
Mikhail Gorbachev
Western Alliance
President Bush
Peamiwar
University Hospital
Singer’s Beef Riles
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