Prince Charles Weds Diana Spencer in Royal Ceremony
Prince Charles married Lady Diana Spencer in a sunlit ceremony at Westminster Abbey with Archbishop of Canterbury pronouncing them man and wife. Crowds cheered as the couple appeared on Buckingham Palace balcony after an 80 minute ceremony alongside the Queen, Diana's father, bridesmaids, and pageboys.
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Royal Wedding Recap Charles and Diana Tie the Knot
The Prince of Wales and Diana Spencer wed at St Pauls in a 80 minute ceremony watched by a global audience. Diana wore ivory silk and lace as crowds cheered a 32 minute procession from Buckingham Palace to the cathedral. The archbishop urged that marriage is the adventure beginning, not the end.
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Moose donation saves Medicine Hat preschool health screening
The Medicine Hat Health Unit rescues its annual preschool screening program for children three to five with a $10,000 Moose donation after provincial funding vanished. Dr Ken Clementi praises the Moose as a community effort while noting staff and training adjustments to complete tests by early fall.
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Province Takes Over Calgary Olympic Coliseum Project
Alberta's cabinet moved to end planning delays by taking over the arena development and suspending usual objections. The 65 million dollar 17 500 seat Coliseum near Stampede grounds aims to host the Flames and boost Calgary 1988 Olympic bid, despite local protests over parking and a central access route.
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Mustangs Rally To Beat Jays 11 2 In Pioneer League
The Billings Mustangs collected 14 hits, including two homers, to topple the Medicine Hat Blue Jays 11 to 2 in Pioneer League action at Athletic Park on Tuesday.
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Bani Sadr flees to Paris seeks asylum in France
Iran's former president Abolhassan Bani-Sadr escaped to France aboard an Iranian military plane with the head of Iran's leftist underground. France granted political asylum, while Tehran sought extradition. He landed at Evreux base near Paris and was taken to a Paris suburb residence.
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British youths riot in Toxteth as violence flares
In Toxteth Liverpool two hundred youths clashed with police for a third night. A taxi driver Alfred Fitzpatrick 52 was critically injured after bricks hit his cab. Unemployment and housing woes cited. Thatcher government unveiled a 1 billion plan to create jobs and fund training centers.
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