Brawl Outside Butte Bar Injures Medicine Hat Blue Jay
One Medicine Hat Blue Jays pitcher Mike Cuellar 19 was hospitalized with lacerations and a possible concussion after a Saturday early morning brawl outside the Downstairs Disco in Butte. No charges filed as of Monday. officials expect action against suspects.
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City victim denied compensation for kidnapping pain
Edmonton staff report a Medicine Hat woman Anna Schneider aged 68 had a four hour kidnapping by Saskatchewan Farm Institution escapers who sought her car. She was found tied in a Calgary trunk. The Crimes Compensation Board granted $541 for medical reports and legal costs but denied compensation for pain and suffering citing rule that injury must occur while preserving the peace.
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Summit adopts concrete goals to revive world economy
Leaders of the seven major economies reached agreement on a concrete action program to tackle inflation growth and employment. West Germany aims to boost its GNP by about one percent beyond its forecast while the US eyes four percent growth. Canada Japan Britain France Italy and others back measures to expand domestic markets and energy efficiency.
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Trudeau gestures as anti hijacking ideas surface in Bonn summit
Prime Minister Trudeau interrupted ceremony mood with a forearm gesture on the Palais Schaumberg steps after a delayed photo session during the Bonn seven nation economic summit. He later outlined Canada’s anti hijacking plan and urged sustainable noninflationary growth while stressing energy needs for developing countries.
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Jacques Rose Freed from Laval Prison After Parole
Jacques Rose, an accessory in the kidnapping of Quebec labor minister Pierre Laporte during the 1970 October Crisis, is paroled from Laval penitentiary. He plans to work for a committee to help free FLQ prisoners and said his independence views remain unchanged.
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Workers approve pact at Domelas glass plant in Redcliff
Workers at the Domeglas Limited Redcliff plant ratified a two-year contract with wage increases of 7.8 percent in year one and 6.5 percent in year two after a 160 to 83 vote. The agreement includes a 93-cent hourly rise over the term and raises for skilled and semi skilled staff. Local 201 president Roy Hoffman called the deal better than a strike but not ideal and noted future talks would seek dental, vision and pension improvements.
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56 Dead as Cairo Bus Plunges From Bridge
A Cairo city bus swerved to avoid a car on the Manual Bridge over the Nile and plunged into eight meters of water killing at least 56 passengers and injuring 11. The driver leaped out before the crash. investigation ongoing.
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