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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1985
Page
1
Keegstra reads Talmud passages in court
In Red Deer Alberta Jim Keegstra and defence lawyer Doug Christie read excerpts from the Talmud at a Court of Queen's Bench trial. Keegstra argued the passages show Jews robbing non Jews killing and having sex with young girls, framing his teaching as religious basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Deer
Alta
Jim Keegstra
Doug Christie
Keegstra
Court of Queen’s Bench
Expo funds used to buy personal Mercedes for corporation head
Expo 86 chairman Jim Pattison said Michael Bartlett used Expo funds to purchase a Mercedes-Benz for personal use. Pattison called the purchase inappropriate for a Crown corporation and noted appraisals were much lower than the cost. One of Pattison’s companies later bought back the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Jim Pattison
Fair Corporation
Michael Bartlett
Expo
Pattison
Crown Corporation
Mercedes-Benz
Barrie Tornado Toll Tops a Dozen Killed
Victims buried as Barrie and nearby towns begin recovery after Ontario's worst disaster since 1954. The storm struck a 100 kilometre path with three tornadoes, injuring over 300 and destroying 350 homes and 25 businesses. Premier Miller promised provincial aid as agencies mobilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Ont
Ontario
Tario
Hazel
Frank Miller
Dennis Timbrell
Environment Canada
Toronto
Tottenham
Grand Valley
Peter Benge
Metropolitan
OPEC ministers open talks on weak oil market
Oil ministers from Saudi Arabia Iran and other producers met in TAIF to address a weak world market. The Ministerial Executive Council chaired by Ahmed Zaki Yamani includes Saudi Indonesia Nigeria Venezuela and UAE with observers Kuwait Ecuador and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taif
Saudi Arabia
Reuter
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Iran
Indonesia
Nigeria
Venezuela
United Arab Emirates
Kuwait
Ecuador
Mexico
U.S
Uae
Mana
al- Oteiba
Bourassa poised to sweep four Quebec byelections
Liberal Leader Robert Bourassa appears set to win in Bertrand and is expected to lead the Liberals to victories in Bourget L Assomption and Trois Rivieres. The PQ bloc led by Premier Rene Levesque faces a growing leadership crisis as by-elections loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Rene Levesque
Parti Quebecois
Liberals
Robert Bourassa
Bertrand
Bourassa
Sovereignty Association
Status of
Francine Lalonde
Bourget
L’assomption
Trois-Rivieres
Levesque
Lalonde
European soccer bans English teams after Brussels riot
UEFA bans English clubs from European competition indefinitely following the Brussels riot at the European Cup final. Turin defeats Liverpool 1 0 in Brussels as authorities vow prosecutions and Britain weighs alcohol bans at grounds and stricter penalties for hooliganism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Switzerland
Soccer Association
Belgium
London
Margaret Thatcher
The
Soccer Union
Liverpool
Brussels
Juventus
Turin
Italy
Tories bill connections above culture
Mulroney's government shifts Canada Council staff toward partisan ties prompting criticism from Applebaum-Hebert. The Applebaum-Hebert report condemned patronage in the arts and urged merit over political service for board appointments. Several 1982 appointments prompted concern over political influence and lack of artistic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Portman
Southam
Mulroney
Canada Council
Applebaum-Hebert
Arts
Clark
Ottawa
Louise Dionne
Sept-Ilesque
Brian Mulroney
Monique Landry
Liberal
Francis Fox
Ber
Dionne
Sept[les Hospital
Denyse Patry
Montreal
Sept-Iles
The
Iron Ore Company of Canada
Jeunesses Musicales
Manicouagan
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North
Doug
Kevin Shaw
Michael Havers
Jacques Georges
Union of European Football Associations
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Louise Walsh
Stephenville
Nild
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