Canadian ranchers win import beef relief after tribunal ruling
Jim Graham of the Alberta Cattle Commission says the Canadian Import Tribunal upheld complaints by the Canadian Cattlemen's Association against subsidized Irish and Danish beef. Permanent duties of 80 cents and 65 cents per pound are set, aiming to curb imports and restore cattle prices.
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Weather Mostly Cloudy With Showers Sunday
A weather note reports mostly cloudy skies with a few showers on Sunday. High near 22 and low around 10. Map on Page B6.
Outrider dies in Cheyenne Frontier Days chuckwagon race
Randy Evans 28, an outrider from Edmonton, died after his horse fell during the 90th Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo. He was thrown in front of a competing chuckwagon team and died at Memorial Hospital after evacuation by ambulance.
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Edmonton
Wyoming
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Bermuda Withdraws from Commonwealth Games
Bermuda was ordered to join the boycott and return home immediately. The US authorities stated the team of 13 athletes and officials had only just reversed an earlier Bermuda Olympic committee request to withdraw from the Games.
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Bermuda
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Alberta faces tax rise or oil price drop future
Edmonton reports that Alberta 1986 87 budget projects a 2.5 billion dollar deficit as oil and gas revenues fall. With spending up 91 percent since 1981, options include cutting spending borrowing or raising taxes. Medicare premiums may rise as the government debates funding health care costs.
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Edmonton
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Fragmentary Note on U S Policy and Subsidies
A garbled item references Lortie and a U S policy discussion. It hints at subsidies and a political context related to communism or alliance traditions. The readable text provides no clear event date or institutions to specify.
Unlucky Lavigueur Returns Home After Lottery Saga
Louise Lavigueur bids forgiveness amid a $7.6 million Lotto 6 49 windfall dispute with her father Jean-Guy and relatives. The Quebec court declined to freeze her claimed share in June, as the family saga unfolds with missing money accusations and a return home.
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