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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1981

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Queen Elizabeth Unhurt After Gunman Fires Blanks In London

A man fired blanks at Queen Elizabeth II during Trooping the Color in London. The Queen remained unharmed as guards shielded her and the assailant was seized. motive not yet established. The event featured Prince Philip and Prince Charles nearby amid tightened royal security.

Ueen Elizabeth London Queen Elizabeth Scotland Yard Prince Philip Prince Charles Hor Charles Mall Buckingham Palace British Broadcasting Corp Sullom Voe North Sea Shetland Islands Scotland Irish Republican Army Northern Ireland Maze Belfast Princess Anne Mark Phillips Ronald Reagan John Paul British Army Crack Special Air Service Regiment Elizabeth I

Poland Cracks Down as Sejm Demands Action on Anti-Soviet Leaflets

Poland's Sejm unanimously backs government action against anti Communist elements and agrees to drop five cabinet ministers amid a major reform package. Prime Minister Jaruzelski urges Solidarity to purge radical factions, tightens controls on unofficial publications, and calls for restraint on wage demands while warning of potential Soviet led intervention.

Warsaw Reuter Poland Kremlin Sejm Wojciech Jaruzelski Solidarity Union Tass Moscow Labor Federation Vee Solidarity U.S Alexander Haig Hong Kong Mieczyslaw Rakowski Soviet Union United States Reform Movement Rakowski Reagan

Mounties charged in Quebec 1970s RCMP wrongdoing probe

After months of study the Keable commission report leads to charges against 17 current and former RCMP officers for actions against Quebec independence in the 1970s. Charges include conspiracy and arson in a 1972 Ste Anne de la Rochelle incident and theft of a Parti Quebecois membership list in 1973 code named Ham.

Montreal Quebec Keable Commission RCMP Justice Department Denis Blais Howard Draper Rcmp Security Service Parti Quebecois Boucher Ken Burnett Maurice Goguen Kenneth Hollas Alcide Yelle Claude Vermette Alcide Nowlan Robert Potvin Draper Blais Ste. Anne de la Rochelle Front de Liberation du Quebec Donald McCleery Richard Daigle Bernard Blier Bernard Dubuc Claude Brodeur Daigle McCleery Dubuc Cpl Normand Chamberland St. Gregoire d‘Iberville

Iraq urges UN to sanction Israel over Osirak attack

Iraq pressed the United Nations Security Council for mandatory sanctions on Israel after the Osirak reactor bombing near Baghdad. The United States pledged to veto a sanctions resolution, while nonaligned nations circulated a joint proposal linking condemnation with aid bans and nuclear inspections. France, a builder of the plant, reported a French technician among casualties.

United Nations Reuter Iraq Security Council Israel United States Council Baghdad Washington Reagan Administration Saadoun Hammadi France

Iranian jets raid Kuwait as war tensions rise

Three Iranian air force jets attacked an unidentified target in northern Kuwait at noon local time. Kuwaiti radio reported no casualties and said anti aircraft fire was returned. no word on hits. Kuwait backs Iraq in its war with Iran.

Cairo Kuwait Egypt Middle East MENA Persian Gulf Iraq Iran Kuwaiti

All hope abandoned for trapped boy in Italian well

Rescue workers gave up saving Alfredo Rampi, six, after more than 60 hours trapped in a muddy well. An amateur caver reached the boy and reported he was stiff with no signs of life as officials paused, then resumed digging to recover the body.

Frascati Italy Alfredo Rampi Evasio Fava Franca Donato Caruso Caruso

Alberta city to become Canada’s largest by area by 1982

Municipal Affairs Minister Mary Moore announced Friday the approval of a major annexation for the city. The plan would give the Alberta city the nation’s largest land area by 1982, expanding its municipal boundaries.

Alberta Canada Mary Moore

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