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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 14, 1983

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BC rail and highway chaos as rain delays travel

Persistent rainfall in southern British Columbia triggers mud and rock slides blocking a wide rail and highway corridor. CP Rail reports six new washouts from Rogers Pass to Revelstoke delaying service. detours via Highway 3 or the Yellowhead add hours. CN rails swapping traffic. Rogers Pass highway closures extend at least a week. No deaths or injuries reported.

British Columbia Highways Ministry B.C West Coast Highway 3 Canada-U.s Osoyoos Cranbrook Yellowhead Kamloops Jasper Edmonton CP Rail Rogers Pass Revelstoke Illecillewaet River Selkirk Mountains Maurice Zaitlin Zaitlin Canadian National Railways Hope Popkum Fraser Valley RCMP Golden Parks Canada

Liberal ministers push social issues to boost election odds

MEECH LAKE Que May Feb Liberal ministers wrapped a day long cabinet strategy session optimistic social issues will drive votes. Environment Minister John Roberts said Liberals will fight to prevent dismantling social security as the mood was enthusiastic and upbeat about restoring lead in polls. The party trails the Conservatives by 16 points, narrowing from a 25 point gap earlier.

Meech Lake Que John Roberts Gatineau Hills

U K Parliament Rejects Move to Reinstate Death Penalty

The British House of Commons voted 368 to 233 to maintain abolition of capital punishment for murder. Amendments to extend executions for other murder types were rejected. Terrorist cases would largely be tried without juries. The IRA bombed near Belfast, underscoring the debate's urgency. Strong divisions marked the session across UK politics.

Ann Young Southam News London House of Commons Irish Republican Army Belfast Ulster Defence Regiment IRA Ulster Northern Ireland James Prior Brittan

Bailiffs seize Maislin tractors at La Salle depot

Bailiffs acting for Societe Generale seized at least 80 Maislin Transport tractor-trailers at the La Salle terminal, with more than 100 trucks planned to be seized in Quebec and Ontario. Layoffs and missed pay cheques prompted protests as Maislin seeks bankruptcy protection under a four month reprieve.

Montreal la Salle Maistin Transport Ltd Societe Generale (Canada Paquette Rocheleau Dion Grenier and Associates Quebec Ontario Richter and Associates of Maislin Transport Maislin Industries Ltd Teamsters’ Brotherhood

B C defends hospital user fee rise amid federal clash

B C government backs hospital user fees rising to 8.50 a day and urges Ottawa to fund medicare while leaving administration to the province. Civil servants staged wildcat protests in Victoria Nanaimo and Kamloops as layoffs loom and legislation invites firing without cause for public workers.

B.C Jim Nielsen Ottawa Victoria Nanaimo Kamloops George Reamsbottom B.C. Gov Ernment Employees Union

Ex-police officers receive life terms for second degree murder

Barry Nielsen and Jerry Stolar were sentenced to life with a 15 year minimum for the beating death of Paul Clear on August 17 1981 in Winnipeg. The jury found second degree murder after a five week trial ending with 24 hours of deliberation and DNA-like footprints and fingerprints tied to the case.

Winnipeg Hersh Welch John Scollin Court of Queen's Bench Barry Nielsen Jerry Stolar Scollin Nielsen Stolar Paul Clear Clear Manitoba Greg Brodsky Welch Crown George Dangerfield Dangerfield

Detector may have spared jet tragedy near Cincinnati

The Air Line Pilots Association says a simple fire detector on Air Canada Flight 23 could have prevented the disaster that killed 23. The union blames cost concerns and slow safety reforms, while investigators find no solid link to smoking though a passenger may have lit in the lavatory.

Washington Air Canada Cincinnati U.S. Air Line Pilots Association Association Henry Duffy U.S Air Safety Agency

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