Weather Outlook Wednesday High 21 Low 10
A brief weather note reports few clouds and a 20 percent chance of precipitation for Wednesday. Temperature highs reach 21 while the low dips to 10. Map reference page 83.
04 Jun 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1985
Page
1
A brief weather note reports few clouds and a 20 percent chance of precipitation for Wednesday. Temperature highs reach 21 while the low dips to 10. Map reference page 83.
Alberta government delays controversial laws requiring audits by chartered accountants. Solicitor General Ian Reid says the pause reflects concerns of small business owners farmers and charities about higher costs and misunderstanding fostered by ads. The bills will be reintroduced as part of a public protection package, timing not disclosed.
Theodore Feschuk, 33 East Glen Crescent SE, remained in stable condition with second and third degree burns at Medicine Hat and District Hospital after a blowout explosion and fire destroyed his East Glen home Monday afternoon. The blast sent the front window frame across the street and debris littered sidewalks.
Liberal Leader Robert Bourassa announced plans for a non confidence vote to topple the Parti Quebecois government after provincial byelections left PQ with 61 seats to Liberal 53 and Independents 7 in the 122 seat assembly. Bourassa said results show the PQ regime has lost credibility.
U S proposes seven Palestinians for a potential joint Jordanian Palestinian peace delegation. Names floated include PNC speaker Abdel Hamid al Sayegh and three Israeli-occupied territory leaders Elias Freij Rashid al Shawa and Hikmet al Masri. Peres says Israel ready to consider any proposal.
Deputy Prime Minister Erik Nielsen accused Justice Minister John Crosbie of breaching conflict of interest rules by naming his sons Chesley and Michael as federal standing agents in Newfoundland. The Liberal and NDP opposition condemned the move as patronage and nepotism, while Crosbie and his secretary cited competence and frugality.
Saskatchewan farmer Bill Ireland reports grasshoppers so thick he can hear them in his wheat fields near Kisbey. Agriculture Canada warns of widespread infestations across Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan with potential losses in the tens of millions of dollars and June expected for peak damage.
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