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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1986
Page
1
Fired CN worker spurs Jasper protest over fatal crash
About 100 Canadian National Railway employees in Jasper refused to work to support conductor Wayne Smith after his firing for rule infractions linked to the Feb 8 crash near Hinton Alberta. Smith survived the Via Rail collision that killed six crew members and 16 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F&dmonton
Canadian National Railways
Jasper
Alto
Wayne Smith
Smith
CNR
Hinton
Alta
Bill Dewan
Dewan
Vancouver
Via Rail
Edmonton
Four Hurt as Fire Breaks Out on Emerald Seas Aboard Cruise
The Coast Guard reports four people wounded when a blaze erupted on the cruise ship Emerald Seas. Passengers were evacuated by lifeboats as a precaution. The vessel was near the Berry Islands about 50 nautical miles north of Nassau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauists
Coast Guard
Berry Islands
Nassau
Talks till grain feud at Canada U S trade talks
Canada and the United States continued free trade talks at Mont Tremblant focusing on the broad scope of a cross border agreement. Simon Reisman remained confident of a deal by fall 1987 while U S negotiator Peter Murphy signaled grain issues would be discussed amid a cooler mood from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen McCabl
Southam
Mont Tremblant
Que
U.S
Canada
Brian Mulroney
Washington
Simon Reisman
Agriculture Department
Peter Murphy
Murphy
Reisman
Stevens trips to Korea tied to Hanil Bank meeting
Testimony at the inquiry shows Sinclair Stevens and York Centre official Ted Rowe met Hanil Bank president Hong Yul Sul during a 1985 Korea trip. A diary entry and internal messages suggested a low profile session, while lawyers deny private talks on personal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sinclair Stevens
South Korea
Stevens
Hanif Bank
John Sopinka
Commission
David Scott
Sopinka
Canada
Scott
Shirley Walker
Ted Rowe
York Centre Corp
Hanil
Hong Yul Sul
Rowe
Hanil Bank
York Centre
Hyundai Auto Canada Inc
Hyundai Industrial Group
York
Imperial Bank of Commerce
Far East
Walker
A.J. Denton
Hanil Bank Canada
Denton
Seoul
Department of Regional Industrial Expansion
OPEC divides on binding quotas amid voluntary cuts
OPEC members pledged to cut output by 1.6 million barrels per day but failed to reach an agreement on binding quotas to lower the cartel's total production. OPEC president Bilwanu Lukman said five or six members had not yet stated their cut amounts and ministers planned another meeting. Saudi Arabia was cited as among those agreeing to cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
OPEC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Bilwanu Lukman
Lukman
Saudi Arabia
Alberta doctors mull referendum on extra billing deal
Alberta Medical Association president Dr. Douglas Perry says no final settlements with the province will be made until doctors vote. Negotiations center on avoiding $25 million in federal penalties under the Canada Health Act as the AMA weighs potential concessions and a future referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Murphy
Alberta
Douglas Perry
Alberta Medical Association
AMA
Perry
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Edmonton Journal
Marvin Moore
Wheat Wars deepen as U S sells cheap grain to Soviets
Congress pressures the Reagan administration to dump subsidized U S wheat to Canada’s top buyers the Soviet Union and China triggering protests from Canada Prime Minister Mulroney and Australia’s Hawke. The 1985 farm bill and falling world prices fuel a political clash with elections looming in 1986.
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Brian Butters
Southam
Washington
Canada-U.s
Reagan
Congress
Canada
Soviet Union
China
Brian Mulroney
Australia
Argentina
U.S
Robert Hawke
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