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27 Jul 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1985
Page
1
Sunny day with no rainfall expected. High near 27 degrees and a low around 12. Map indicates location on Page B5.
At a press conference in Dl Halle Koch outlines Friday night plan with support from a panel of medical experts backing the initiative. The group emphasizes public health considerations and operational details.
The Security Council voted 13 to 0 for voluntary economic sanctions and called for an end to the state of emergency under which 1,035 people have been detained. The United States and Britain abstained while South Africa rejected the measure as meddling. The White House urged constructive engagement with Pretoria alongside the call for emergency relief and talks with black leaders.
A WSJ Americas column by David Frum portrays Ontario as a potential “People’s Republic of Ontario” driven by Liberal promises to coalition partners. It warns of a highly unbalanced budget risking triple A ratings, noting Treasurer Robert Nixon’s stance and opposition critiques of past governance.
Randy Bull 29 of Sanctuary faces murder charges in the death of Allan Moen 17. He was granted conditional release with $100,000 bail and must surrender his passport and report daily to RCMP. His parents offered a $100,000 surety.
Ontario Liquor Licence Board enforces a rule prohibiting umbrellas at outdoor cafes from bearing beer or liquor names. In Toronto's La Bodega, owner Philip Wharton removed umbrellas but defied one with Ricard still visible, arguing the brand had been delisted.
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