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24 Jul 1986
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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 24, 1986
Page
1
Bank of Canada Rate Rebounds to 8.63 Percent
The Bank of Canada rate rose today to 8.63 percent after a dip to 8.34 percent last week, its lowest in over eight years. The move signals renewed tightening pressure on borrowing costs across Canadian markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Police kill trash thrower near papal residence
Police shot and killed a man who threw a package of garbage at the papal summer home Castel Gandolfo and threatened officers with a hatchet. Roberto Porfiri, 45, drove from the palace, shouted a, this present is for you and the pope, authorities said. He was pursued by a police motorcycle and caught about 20 kilometres from Castel Gandolfo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
John Paul
ANSA
Roberto Porfiri
Papal Palace
Castel Gandolfo
Medicine Hat Stampede Parade draws record crowds
Spectators packed downtown Medicine Hat for the 40th Annual Stampede Parade as up to 270 entries rolled past. Floats included a cockatoo cage and a ram statue. vendors sold ice pops while crowds crowded the streets hours before the 9 30 start, with theme Celebrating 40 Years and organizers calling it the biggest parade ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Laurie Brower
George Patterson
Stampede Parade
Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede Company
Don Stewart
the News
Riverside Park
Medicine Hat Automobile Dealers’ Association
Dan
Anne Dirk
Mary Ann
John Thome
Ann
First Street
S.E
Sixth Avenue
Gaslight Square
Medicine Hat News
Southern Comfort
Medicine Hat Automobile Dealer’s Association
Leo Lant
Medicine Hat Stampede parade draws crowds and prizes
Residents along Maple Avenue heralded Medicine Hat Alberta Stampede Day with a 15 year family tradition. Prizes totaling about 2800 dollars were awarded for cowboys and glamor divisions while floats from River side Waterslide and Shriners drew cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Paulson
Paulson
Medicine Hat
Alberta
U.S
Bob Porter
Stampede
Jim Horsman
Betty
Cypress
al Hyland
Dodge
Legion Band
Second Street
S.E
Maple Avenue
Harry
Calgary Stampede
Canadian National Railways
First Street
Stacey McNeil
Redcliff
Sharmyn Koenig
Cheryl Leonard
J.C. Davies
Kevin Freimark
Leo Lant
Wendy Unrau
Sean Grover
Alta McGee
Shrine Mounted Patrol
Saamis Barrel Racing Club
Medicine Hat Shrine Clown Unit
Alpha Milk Company
Riverside Waterslide
Stevens aide admits lying about work for minister
Shirley Walker, former aide to Sinclair Stevens, testified at a judicial inquiry that she processed hundreds of cheques for firms Stevens controlled while on the government payroll. She said she acted on her own initiative, shuffled funds between companies, and occasionally decided when to sell bonds. Walker admitted misleading statements last week and said Stevens was unaware of certain transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sinclair Stevens
Shirley Walker
Stevens
Walker
William Parker
York Centre Corp
Stevens Securities Ltd
Bank holding twist linked to Gill ownership
Gill and York Centre Corp. sit at the heart of Stevens’s intricate holdings. Stevens’s stake, about 63 percent, was placed in a blind trust after joining the cabinet, barring him from control or benefit. In a separate deal, Walker issued two $25,000 cheques to his personal accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
Stevens
York Centre Corp
Walker
Alberta energy protest aims to clog legislature with rigs
In Edmonton a planned protest plans to drive unused rigs and service vehicles to the legislature within two weeks. Organizers warn half the oilfield service sector is laid off and demand government action while industry leaders debate the tactic and its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Don Herring
Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors
Canada
Tufts
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