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29 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 29, 1986
Page
1
Youth sues Winnipeg school board over dance incident
Peter Rondinone sues the Winnipeg school board and two teachers for allegedly locking him out of a school dance while fleeing a gang of youths. He also sues Jose Delgado and Robert Rummery from Daniel McIntyre High School for allegedly denying entry after he intervened in harassment. The suit names a second assailant as unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg (Cp
Winnipeg School Board
Peter Rondinone
Boy George pleads guilty to heroin possession
Pop star George O Dowd known as Boy George pleaded guilty in London to possessing heroin and was fined about $500. The Culture Club singer, 25, was undergoing heroin addiction treatment when police raided his home on July 12. Magistrate Geoffrey Noel gave seven days to pay, noting his treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boy George
George O’dowd
Geoffrey Noel
Culture Club
Walker testifies on Stevens private holdings during inquiry
Shirley Walker says she may or may not have informed Sinclair Stevens about finance notes tied to his York Centre companies while he served as regional industrial expansion minister. The inquiry probes conflicts of interest and a $2.6 million loan to Stevens's wife from a grants recipient, with Stevens denying knowledge of his business dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sinclair Stevens
Commission
David Scott
Shirley Walker
Stevens
Nance
York Centre
William Parker
Ontario Supreme Court
Brian Mulroney
Noreen
Scott
Walker
Rowe
Sinclair McKnight Stevens
Jocelyn Bennett
Gordon Capital
Booze strike looms in Medicine Hat hotels and liquor stores
Medicine Hat hotel owners worry a possible liquor store employees strike could cut bar patronage as 2,200 unionized workers threaten to walk out at midnight Thursday. The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees served strike notice as talks with the Alberta Liquor Control Board begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Ernie Remfert
Medicine Hat Hotel Association
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
Liquor Board
Remfert
Union and Liquor Board
Steve Nimchuk
Edmonton
Nimchuk
Lethbridge
John Booth
Shrine draws second chance after stapled tickets error
The Shrine Club and Stampede board announced a second $10,000 draw after stapled ticket books were found in the barrel during the Medicine Hat exhibition. Peggy Robinson won the first prize. Gloria Keats and Christine Diemer t were among winners. The draw will be held at City Hall with 1,200 tickets eligible. proceeds to be split between the Stampede and Shrine Club. Authorities notified the Alberta Gaming Commission, which supported a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Diemert
The
News
Gloria Keats
Redcliff
Medicine Hat
Shrine Club
Stampede Board
Peggy Robinson
Mossleigh
Alta
Shriners
Stampede
Jim MacArthur
Syl Boschee
Boschee
City Hall
MacArthur
Alberta Gaming Commission
Shrine Council
Les Smith
Shrine
Smith
Searchers Expand Effort For Missing Lynn Hillier In B C
More than 400 people join the RCMP led search near Parksville on Vancouver Island for 24 year old Lynn Marie Hillier missing since Thursday. Police say time is running out as investigators recheck woods with dogs and infrared gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parksville
B.C
Lynn Marie Hillier
Vancouver Island
Ron Nicholas
RCMP
Toronto
Alison Parrot
The
Toronto Star
NASA details Challenger crew survival after blast
NASA officials said the Challenger astronauts likely remained conscious for six to fifteen seconds after the explosion. Pilot Michael Smith uttered uh oh as the craft disintegrated at 73 seconds, providing the first possible sign of awareness before the crew died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Challenger
NASA
Michael Smith
Smith
Michael J. Smith
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