19 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1986
Page
1
An 18 year old man pleaded guilty in provincial court to attempted murder for the May 1 cabdriver attack on Angela Andres. Sentencing for Robert Kemp was adjourned to July 31 for a pre sentence report. Another aggravated sexual assault charge will be stayed if facts are moved to the attempted murder count.
A South African woman who won a home worth about 37000 Canadian dollars in a contest cannot move in after ten years in a garage because the prize is in a white suburb. The Star reported.
In Red Deer Alberta workers at Fletcher's Fine Foods Ltd. vote 349 to 1 to approve a tentative agreement ending a 19 day strike. Members of the United Food and Commercial Workers are set to return to work by Friday.
Theresa Black, seven weeks pregnant, miscarried after being turned away from Ajax hospital during a provincewide emergency dept shutdown. Her husband Richard says the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital referred her to Dr. Joseph Ruddy General Hospital in Whitby where she remained in stable condition. The Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons will investigate the case as strike action continues. Black had earlier been urged to seek care at Ajax for bleeding, with staff indicating only life-threatening cases were being handled. He supports the strike but questions why the patient was referred to a hospital without obstetrics.
Canadian chief negotiator Simon Reisman and U S counterpart Peter Murphy spar over whether social programs and the auto pact are negotiable in the first round of talks. Reisman says social programs are not negotiable while Murphy argues for broader discussion to protect trade.
A military board of inquiry examined wreckage of a Snowbirds CT 114 Tutor jet near Carmichael Saskatchewan after a midair collision with another Tutor over Medicine Hat. Captain Bob Curran is hospitalized in satisfactory condition with minor back injuries while Captain Gino Tessier completed the other jet’s flight to the Medicine Hat show.
The bodies of wildlife biologist Orval Pall and pilot Ken Wolff were recovered from a Cessna 185 wreck on Mount Galatea in Nananasakis Park after a two-plane search. Eleven others died in related crashes as RCMP and aviation investigators moved to recover the remains and begin formal investigations.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney funded a video package with Northstar Productions to broadcast government approved news clips of the March Washington summit to U S stations. The 14 minute satellite feed cost $34 765 plus extra items at no extra charge.
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