02 Jun 1984
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1984
Page
1
Vernon Balaban spilled coffee on Jules Berman’s notes during a bankruptcy hearing at Toronto’s Law Society of Upper Canada proceeding held September 27. Balaban repeatedly interrupted Berman and called him dumbo as he began questioning a witness.
A Kingston man’s tip sparked a month long police manhunt in Mexico for Dennis Melvyn Howe 43 on Cozumel Island. Howe is sought in connection with the 1983 sexual assault and strangling of Sharon Morningstar Keenan a nine year old Toronto girl.
A French air force Mirage-5F flew 40 minutes unmanned after the pilot ejected from a training flight due to equipment failure. The veteran pilot logged 4,000 hours. Crosswinds battered the aircraft as it zigzagged and crashed beside a motorway junction near Bretten, close to the West German border, about 150 kilometers from the flight start.
President Reagan praised Irish immigrants for shaping the United States and highlighted close U S Ireland ties during a speech at University College Galway. He noted his Ballyporeen ancestral link and received an honorary law degree amid protest and international diplomacy developments.
Canadian Conservative leader Brian Mulroney returned to his North Shore roots in Base-Comeau Quebec delivering a warm hometown reception. He teased possible runs in Manicouagan or Brome Missisquoi while reaffirming Central Nova as a current option.
The British Columbia Medical Association demands Highways Minister Alex Fraser resign if the government does not require child restraints. Doctors criticize the stance as irrational noting 14 children under six died in accidents last year. The association pushed for a meeting and filed a brief on May 9 citing enforcement costs and safety.
A Rockland County couple welcomed four healthy newborn girls at Presbyterian Hospital after eight weeks premature delivery. Prospective buyers contacted the Rosenbergs about purchasing a baby, but obstetrician Dr. Raphael Jewelewicz refused to part with the quads.
Central Alberta and western Saskatchewan faced gale force winds up to 90 kilometres an hour. A dust storm in Foam Lake triggered a fire and damaged two businesses a home-care office and a grain elevator annex. Damage was estimated at 1 to 2 million with no injuries and a multi vehicle accident killed two Saskatchewan residents.
Saskatchewan house leader Bob Andrew fears MPs nationwide drift from constituents needs as parliament grows irrelevant. Opposing Dwain Lingenfelter argues question period increases accountability while urging wider TV coverage includes Crown corporations and public accounts committees.
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