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13 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1986
Page
1
Reagan faces bid to bury SALT II amid clash with Congress
Washington reports a major battle between President Reagan and Congress as lawmakers seek to preserve SALT II while the president declares it obsolete. The House committee passes a resolution urging compliance and the full House will vote next week. Advocates push curbing funding for weapons beyond SALT limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reuter
Ronald Reagan
Congress
U.S
Reagan
Soviet Union
House of Representatives
Lougheed Rumors Fly Over U S Ambassador Post
Former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed dodged questions about becoming Canada’s ambassador to the United States. He said he has left public life and is happy in his new career while in Ottawa for an informal lunch with Vice President George Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Canada
United States
Lougheed
U.S
George Bush
Allan Gotlieb
Alberta Tory agenda hinges on big farm and energy programs
Edmonton reports highlight a $2 billion farm loan plan with fixed 20 year rates and $500 million in energy grants and tax credits. The session opens after an election cut in Conservative seats to 61 of 83, with labor law reform promised to satisfy both employers and unions amid a wave of strikes at meat plants and a Suncor site. Thousands massed outside the legislature in support of 1080 strikers at Gainers Inc. and the government pledges labor law reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey Armen
Edmonton
Alberta
Mark T.isac
McLeod Sentenced to Seven Years for Cocaine Importation
Scott Colin McLeod was sentenced in Fort MacLeod Court of Queen's Bench to seven years in prison for importing cocaine from the U S and three years for possession of cocaine for trafficking, to be served concurrently. The case stemmed from a March border seizure of one kilogram of cocaine hidden in a spare tire near Coutts Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Colin McLeod
Fort Macleod Court of
Thomas MacLachlan
McLeod
Russell A. Dixon
MacLachlan
Lyle Allison Froehlich
Medicine Hat
Coutts
Alta
Canada Customs
Florida
Froehlich
Medicine Hat City
Lethbridge Rcmp
Lethbridge
Calgary
Randall Joesph McCurdy
Sherwin Fettig
Anger erupts at Edmonton meat plant strike violence
Police arrested 44 demonstrators at the Gainers Inc. meat packing plant after an attack on a hog truck during ongoing labor protests in northeastern Edmonton. A peaceful 5000-strong union march at the legislature preceded the clash as inspectors threaten to quit without non union labor ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainers Inc
Alberta
Gainers
Edmonton
Edmund Haitel
Josh
Bob Clancy
Edmonton Polce
Fred Coates
Coates
Don Getty
New Democrat
Ray Martin
NDP
Getty
Small Villages Won Million Dollar Landing Systems
Transport Canada announced Chevery along with Blanc Sablon and Natashquan in Manicouagan will receive LOC-DME landing systems despite low traffic. The gadgets cost about 1.2 million each, while busier airports like St Catharines use far cheaper aids. Officials say these LOC-DMEs are installed as part of a network and funded on merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Brian Mulroney
Manicouagan
Transport Canada
Chevery
North Shore
Marconi
Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Statistics Canada
Aviation Statistics Centre
St. Catharines
Ont
Blanc Sablon
Natashquan
Louise Elliott
Tom van Dusen
Don Mazankowski
Mazankowski
van Dusen
City Council Defers Nurses Home Site Plans For Police Station
Police weigh new site after council spared Nurses Home at 830A Second St SE. Commission to reconvene building committee to study options. dispute erupts between Mayor Grimm and Alderman Kelly over destruction versus retention of the historic structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second St. S.E
Commission
Gary Folkerts
Tee Grimm
Ald
Graham Kelly Grimm
Kelly
Grimm
Council
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Brent Jang
Christopher Young
City News
Rene
Doonesbury Peete
Abpea Nanan Eeter Agar
Mike Royko Seeder
Suncor
Fort McMurray
Don
Scott McLeod
Vancouver
Fletcher’s Fine Foods Ltd
Fletcher
Red Deer
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