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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 14, 1986
Page
1
Turbulence Injures 18 on Eastern Airlines Flight
An Eastern Airlines jet from New York to Miami hit violent turbulence over West Palm Beach Florida injuring 18 people including two elderly women who remained hospitalized. The pilot warned passengers at 20 000 feet to buckle up as chaos ensued with some non English speakers unaware of warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Eastern Airlines
New York
West Palm Beach
Fila
Eastern
Jerry Cosley
Alfredo Abril
Bogota
World Turtle Derby Crowns Hot Rock in Boissevain
Nearly 500 turtles from across North America competed in the Manitoba world championship turtle derby. Hot Rock Turtle of Winnipeg won the national title, defeating Honey Robin Hood owned by four year old Nicole Wagner of Turtle Lake North Carolina.
Thatcher faces renewed sanctions pressure over South Africa
Thatcher returns to Britain amid threats of new boycotts from African Commonwealth nations and a growing Conservative revolt. Kenya Uganda and Tanzania join the Commonwealth Games boycott as Nigeria and Ghana had earlier. Nigeria may target British Caledonian and air links to South Africa face disruption. Zola Budd and Annette Cowley were ruled ineligible by Commonwealth Games officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ferrabee
Southam
London
Margaret Thatcher
Brian Mulroney
South Africa
Vancouver
Montreal
Kenya
Uganda
Tanzania
India
Edward Heath
Thatcher
Francis Pym
Leon Brittain
Pym
Britain
British Airlines
Nigeria
British Caledonian
Africa
British Airways
Nairobi
Alitalia
Swissair
Lufthansa
Air France
Europe
Ghana
Zola Budd
Annette Cowley
Jolt Jars Coast with Second California Earthquake
An oceanfront quake near Oceanside measured 5.3 on the Richter scale injuring 14 and leaving an 86 year old man buried beneath books in a San Diego hotel. A San Diego woman died of a heart attack during the quake and 40 others were hurt in the Palm Springs event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanside
Calif
California
San Diego
Oxnard
Anthony Cima
Jolla
Palm Springs
California Institute of Technology
Dennis Meredith
San
Cast colors conflict inflames Stevens inquiry in Toronto
In Toronto the Parker inquiry into alleged conflicts involving former industry minister Sinclair Stevens opens with a packed room of Bay Street lawyers and political figures. Key players include William Parker, David Scott, Sinclair Stevens, Noreen Stevens, John Sopinka, Kathyrn Chalmers, Anton Czapka, Frank Stronach and Hyundai's stake in the Hanil Bank linked loans and investments. The hearing promises a sharp public spotlight on Stevens and York Centre affairs amid shifting Ontario and federal political ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kaye Fulton
Southam News
Toronto
Sinclair Stevens
Parker
Bay Street
Liberals
William Parker
Ontario Supreme Court
Commission
Conservative
Hamilton Tory Association
David Scott
Ottawa
Scott and Aylen
Marin Commission
RCMP
Scott
Sinclair McKnight Stevens
York Peel
Brian Mulroney
York Centre Corp
Stevens
Noreen Mary Stevens
Sinclair
York Centre
John Sopinka
Kathyrn Chalmers
Sinc
Noreen Stevens
Sopinka
Susan Nelles
Grange
Anton Czapka
Magna International Inc
Czapka
Multimatic Inc
Magna
Frank Stronach
Canada Development Investment Corp
Stronach
Hyundai
Hanil Bank
Stevens’ Riding
Quebec
Western Liberal Conference Opposes Freer Trade Plan
Liberal delegates from Western Canada and the North opposed Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's freer trade initiative after an emotional appeal by Mel Hurtig. Hurtig argued social programs like medicare could be dismantled to compete with the United States, while others urged a strengthened multilateral trade stance. Senator George Van Roggen challenged the one sided debate, warning against wrecking the policy process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Western Canada
Brian Mulroney
Mel Hurtig
Canada
Hurtig
Mulroney
United States
Edmonton
Sen
George van Roggen
Vancouver
van Roggen
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