Weather outlook Sunday with light clouds
A few clouds are forecast Sunday with a 10 percent chance of precipitation. High near 19 and low around 8. Map page B6.
08 Jun 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1985
Page
1
A few clouds are forecast Sunday with a 10 percent chance of precipitation. High near 19 and low around 8. Map page B6.
Scattered rioting erupted in Punjab as authorities warned of continued high security after the Golden Temple raid anniversary. Akali Dal marked Genocide Week for about 1,000 civilians killed and 220 soldiers died in the June 4 7 attack. Police chief K S Dhillon said 100,000 paramilitary troops would stay deployed for several days. Indira Gandhi ordered last year's assault amid Sikh demands for autonomy.
In Lebanon, a mainly Christian militia holding 23 Finnish UN peacekeepers withdrew its vow to execute one hostage per hour if 11 SLA prisoners aren’t freed. The SLA, via Israeli radio, said the Finns would not be harmed but will release them only after Amal militia frees SLA fighters captured in a dawn raid.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers urges Ottawa to block a June 24 rate increase aimed at Canada Post financial self sufficiency by 1987. Basic letter price would rise from 32 to 34 cents with higher special delivery charges, adding about 170 million yearly. union calls plan unwarranted and against public interest.
Police say new evidence from Sao Paulo points to exhumed remains possibly belonging to Josef Mengele. A photo of Mengele’s son was found at a couple’s home who sheltered him, and handwritten notes and a German evolution book were uncovered. Wiesenthal hedges on certainty but cites links to a Mengele factory director.
Opposition MPs accuse Prime Minister Brian Mulroney of lowering standards by letting Justice Minister John Crosbie appoint his sons to Newfoundland law firms that employ them as government agents. Liberal Robert Kaplan protests in the Commons while Mulroney insists conflict of interest guidelines are in force and Crosbie’s explanations are acceptable.
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