Weather Outlook Thursday Mostly Sunny With Lows Near 10
The forecast calls for mainly sunny skies with a ten percent chance of precipitation on Thursday. Temperatures range from a high of 21 to a low of 10 with map page reference B4.
11 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1986
Page
1
The forecast calls for mainly sunny skies with a ten percent chance of precipitation on Thursday. Temperatures range from a high of 21 to a low of 10 with map page reference B4.
Fire crews from seven departments including Medicine Hat battled a major grain elevator fire at Grassy Lake about 70 kilometres southwest of Medicine Hat. Two elevators reportedly burned as nearby bulk storage was threatened. No injuries reported and evacuations occurred. cause unknown.
Three men were found dead at the Mount Lougheed crash site west of Calgary after a light aircraft disappeared while assisting a search for a missing Cessna 182. The victims, pilot Bruce Pratt and passengers Rod Harradence and Hayden Evans, were recovered from the 2,300 metre level and will be identified by a coroner.
In Edmonton police report 100 strikers blocked Gainers Inc. plant as five strikebreakers attempted to serve a court injunction. No arrests were made though a man was charged after a non union worker was assaulted. Oil and union leaders sparred over a two year contract offer of 1.03 dollars per hour.
Mayor Ted Grimm and three aldermen backed demolition of the 82 year old Nurses' Home at 830 Second St. S.E. to build a new police station. A majority refused immediate demolition and urged a report on historical significance and use restrictions before final action.
Ottawa faces a clash over sweeping pornography legislation as Justice Minister John Crosbie cites majority support while a national poll shows only 31 percent view explicit material as obscene and 66 percent support private viewing rights. Critics call the bill too broad and out of step with current moves on rights and morality.
A leaked internal memo shows Canada's job development scheme amid funding shortfalls and processing delays. Officials warn applications overwhelm staff as ministers delay projects until fall while training emphasis is urged to avoid a mere wage subsidy.
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