Weather forecast for Tuesday with sunny skies
Mainly sunny outlook with a 10 percent chance of precipitation. High near 28 and low around 8. Map page B4.
09 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1986
Page
1
Mainly sunny outlook with a 10 percent chance of precipitation. High near 28 and low around 8. Map page B4.
RCMP identified victims Eva Rinke and Jerry Tschetter in a Sunday afternoon crash that involved a Kenworth tractor, a Dodge pickup with a holiday trailer, and a Parisienne. Rinke and Tschetter died. Rinke's husband Clarence is in stable condition. a grandchild escaped injury. Daniel Tschetter was briefly hospitalized and released.
Workers approve a divorce agreement transferring assets and bargaining rights to the new National Automobile Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers Union of Canada. Of 318 delegates from 108 locals, all but one vote in favor joining the new entity.
The Rogers commission concluded the Challenger tragedy stemmed from a seal failure in the right solid rocket booster. It faulted NASA for a hidden safety program and warned of insufficient safety margins in tires, brakes, and steering. The report urged organizational changes at Marshall and criticized testimony by Lawrence Mulloy.
Kurt Waldheim secured 2,464,598 votes or 53.9 percent to defeat Kurt Steyrer who had 2,107,317 votes or 46.1 percent. He faces scrutiny over wartime activities as UN secretary general and potential bans from several states over alleged Nazi links.
Violence flared as pickets at Gainers in Edmonton and Fletcher's in Red Deer clashed with vehicles. At Gainers about 260 pickets have been arrested for defying injunctions and assault charges, while Fletcher's saw over 120 arrests since last Wednesday as police maintained riot line.
Air and ground search resumes for five people missing since Friday in the Rocky Mountain foothills near Calgary. About 150 searchers and 10 planes, plus 100 park staff, are involved as bad weather previously hampered efforts. The missing are from two Cessnas flown by Ken Wolf, Orval Pall, Bruce Pratt, Rod Harradence, and Hayden Evans while searching for big horn sheep and the first plane. Volunteers from Civil Air Rescue Emergency Service assist, led by Mike Strachey.
CBC reports a seven member sound and video crew plus two vans traveled with Prime Minister Mulroney on a three day West tour to promote the February budget. The flight cost about 40000 with salaries and other expenses excluded. The trip visited Regina Vancouver Prince George and Penticton to sell voters on deficit cuts.
US Senate trade adviser Len Santos says Reagan will act against Canadian softwood imports as part of a deal to push free trade with Canada. He argues Mulroney’s reaction to US tariffs on cedar shingles weakens his Washington standing and that the International Trade Commission hearings on subsidies could avoid presidential action.
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