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18 Jul 1985
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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 18, 1985
Page
1
Canadian dollar touches five month high then slips in Toronto trading
The Canadian dollar rose to 74.40 cents U S early today before sliding to 74.18 by noon as markets reacted to Gulf Canada Olympia and York news and U S gross domestic product data. Toronto and New York stock markets posted strong sessions with record levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
U.S
Albert Squires
Foreign Exchange
Royal Bank of Canada
Toronto
Gulf Canada
Olympia
York Developments
Squires
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Toronto Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Arson Charges Loom Over BC Forest Fires In Canal Flats
RCMP charged Russell Hunter 24 with four counts of arson linked to Findlay Creek fires that forced evacuations in Canal Flats. The case comes as BC forest protection notes the share of deliberate fires has nearly doubled in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Flats
B.C
Cp) Rcmp
British Columbia
Cranbrook Rcmp
Russell Hunter
Findlay Creek
Hunter
Cranbrook
RCMP
Hank Doerksen
B.C. Forest Service
William Frederick Hobber
Chetwynd
Hobber
Doerksen
Forest Service
Mob slays woman and protests deepen apartheid era tensions
A mob killed a 25 year old black woman and burned her body after she shopped in a white district defying a black boycott. Police reported 15 arrests and 2 injured among 19 arson and stone throwing incidents in 18 townships as Soweto saw protests for student councils amid ongoing riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Soweto
South Africa
National Police
Pretoria
Nonzwakazi
de Aar
Cape Town
Keegstra jury retires amid deliberation in Alberta trial
The 10 man 2 woman jury began a second day of deliberations after about six hours of work. Judge MacKenzie urged a ten hour limit if no verdict is reached. Keegstra, a 51 year old Eckville High School teacher, faces up to two years if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Mertl
Red Deer
Alta
Jim Keegstra
John MacKenzie
Court of Queen's Bench
Keegstra
Douglas Aarhus
Aarhus
Eckville High School
Here
MacKenzie
Gulf Canada takeover collapses as Reichmanns back out
The proposed 3 billion dollar Gulf Canada deal with Olympia and York's Reichmanns collapsed after Chevron’s spokesman said the effort to take 60 percent of Gulf is off. Petro-Canada’s bid for Gulf assets is also dropped, with Chevron now pursuing other options and keeping Gulf for sale. Canadian energy minister Pat Carney lamented the setback and noted Canadianization remains a national interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Canada Ltd
Toronto
Reichmann
Chevron Corp
Gulf
U.S
Petro-Canada
Reichmanns
Chevron
Mike Marcy
San Francisco
Gulf, Olympia
York Developments
Pat Carney
Vancouver
Olympia
York
Gulf Canada
Saskatchewan moves to curb Alberta gas dependence
Premier Grant Devine announced Saskatchewan aims to boost its own natural gas development in the southwest to reduce reliance on Alberta. Officials say even full self sufficiency would minimally affect Alberta’s gas industry, with prices for new Saskatchewan developments set to rise to 2.51 per 1000 cubic feet at field gate from July 1 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Harris
The
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Swift Current
Grant Devine
Tom Steve
Steve
Alberta Energy
John Zaozhny
Energy Resources Conservation Board
Frank Mink
ERCB
Mink
United States
Ontario
Saskatchewan Power Corp
SPC
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