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24 Jul 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1985
Page
1
Gandhi and Sikh leaders sign Punjab peace pact
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and a top Sikh political figure inaugurate an agreement intended to end a three-year Punjab crisis. Acceptance by militants remains uncertain as talks excluded rebels who seized control post assault on the Golden Temple in Amritsar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Rajiv Gandhi
India
Punjab
Gandhi
Golden Temple
Amritsar
Thatcher Sees Blow as Tory Rebels Narrow Majority
In London a Conservative revolt narrows government margin to 17 votes over top official pay rises. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher faces her worst challenge since 1983, with 48 Tories voting with Labour and 50 abstaining, amid expectations of an autumn 1987 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
House of Commons
Thatcher
South Africa imposes state of emergency amid unrest
Police report 212 detentions in 24 hours and 653 in three days as emergency powers spark arrests. France suspends new investment and recalls ambassador while UN action looms. Tutu pleads for restraint as violence climbs. about 500 blacks have died in 11 months of rioting. State of emergency allows arrest and detentions without warrant to quell unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Intu
France
Paris
Laurent Fabius
United Nations Security Council
Pierre Boyer
Eastern
Cape
Sup
Sharpeville
Tutu
Kwa-Thema
Wheat war weighs on Canada says West Germany minister
West Germany Agriculture Minister Ignaz Kie chle warned in Winnipeg that a global wheat trade war would hurt exporters like Canada. He said taxpayers would fund export subsidies and farmers face lower world prices, a scenario with few winners and many losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Graham
Winnipeg
West Germany
Canada
Ignaz Kiechle
Ontario
Mayer
Kiechle
United States
European Economic Community
Deficit May Fall at Price of Jobs in Canada
The Conference Board of Canada says the May 23 budget will cut next year’s jobs by about 44,000 while unemployment eases through the decade as fewer people enter the labor force. It notes the deficit drops by 4.7 billion due to the budget but warns further tax hikes and spending cuts will be needed to prevent a rebound later. Inflation around four percent supports a real investment rise near five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
BEC
Canadian Wheat Board
Wheat Board
Charlie Mayer
Canada
EEC
Mayer
Kiechle
Europe
Conference Board of Canada
James Frank
Banker claims Mulroney halted Gulf Canada sale to Reichmanns
Toronto financier Andrew Sarlos says Prime Minister Mulroney pulled government support from Petro-Canada's bid to buy Gulf Canada's refining and marketing network hours before Chevron's deadline. He says the Reichmanns needed the Petro-Canada deal to finance their $3 billion Gulf takeover and that resuming talks now is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Gulf Canada
Toronto
Reichmann
Andrew Sarlos
Petro- Canada
Reichmanns
Sarlos
Chevron
Gulf
Petro-Canada
Mulroney
Indian secret service may have planted Air India bomb
Toronto Globe and Mail reports investigators pursue a theory that a rogue unit within India's intelligence service planted the June 23 Air India bomb to discredit Sikh separatism. RCMP-led team probes Indian consular operations and possible covert networks in Canada.
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Toronto
Toronto Globe and Mail
Bombay
Montreal
Ireland
The
Globe and Mail
RCMP
Metropolitan
Peel
Vancouver
Canadian Security Intelligence Service
Indian Central Bureau of Investigation
Surinder Malik
Punjab
Canada
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