Weather Cloudy Sunday High 30 Low 14
Cloudy weather expected Sunday with a high near 30 and a low around 14. The forecast appears on page B5 with minimal additional details.
04 Jun 1988
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1988
Page
1
Cloudy weather expected Sunday with a high near 30 and a low around 14. The forecast appears on page B5 with minimal additional details.
A grass fire near the Jack Stephanson Pontiac Buick GMC dealership around 11 a.m. drew two fire trucks. A receptionist described the blaze as expanding while flames were visible though the site was not yet threatened. A train passed shortly before the fire started.
Ronald Mund must vacate a land patch owned by a southeastern Alberta city after 37 years of squatting. The Alberta Court of Appeal ruled he has 30 days to remove from the debris-strewn site near a city park, amid health concerns and a long legal fight over ownership.
A joint police anti terrorism drill for the Toronto summit was partially cancelled when a four storey building safety issue halted a rope descent exercise. Officers tested gas mask tactics and submachine gun use as helicopters dropped smoke, with no imminent threats reported. The security team monitors Irish Republican Army and Japanese Red Army groups and coordinates with federal and provincial agencies.
Sakharov held a officially sanctioned press conference in Moscow defending Reagan against Soviet press attacks and urging full religious and political freedom. He criticized nationalities policy amid Armenia Azerbaijan clashes and called for Crimea Tatars to return home, urged underground reactors for safety, and supported Helsinki Treaty's global standards while opposing Soviet media portrayals of dissidents.
Alberta Premier Don Getty says Ottawa knows about his proposed tribunal to settle the Lubicon land claim and cites a federal letter supporting awareness of the idea. An aide to Indian Affairs Minister Bill McKnight says the letter only outlines Ottawa concerns about the tribunal concept.
Carey Kissau surveyed 173 high schoolers in four Detroit area schools about Canada. The results show widespread misconceptions, including Canada’s shape and parts, with average scores around 40 percent, unlike Canadian students who scored about 60 percent.
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