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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1986
Page
1
Vacationing boy shot by passing motorist near turnpike
A 12 year old boy, Eugene Cartwright Jr., traveling to Disney World with his family, was shot in the abdomen by a passing motorist as he stood beside the family's disabled car on the shoulder of the Florida Turnpike. He remained in stable condition Monday in intensive care at Palm Beach Medical Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Disney World
Eugene Cartwright Jr
Florida Turnpike
Highway Patrol
Anna Maria Parrish
Eugene
Palm Beach Medical Centre
Karen Turney
Truck blast near Tibbin kills eight in Egypt
A pickup truck loaded with about 20 kilograms of explosives blew up on the main road south of Cairo near Tibbin, killing eight, injuring 15, and damaging over a dozen houses. The driver died. initial tolls varied before police revised figures downward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbin
Egypt
Cap
Cairo
Ahmed Abdel- Wahab
Cairo Radio
Mediation collapse ends Edmonton meat-packing talks
Alberta dispute board chairman Al Dubensky walked out of a closed meeting with UFCW officials as mediation failed to resolve the Gainers Inc. strike. The three week standstill, over wage parity, prompted talks of a government role and possible supervised union votes if peace cannot be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Gainers Inc
Inquiry Board
al Dubensky
Dubensky
Alberta
Ian Reid
Reid
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Gainers
Peter Pocklington
Canada
Pocklington
Disputes Inquiry Board
Fertilizer scent sweetens Gas sellers smell decline
Alberta producers fear price drops up to 30 percent when natural gas deregulates November first. Industry leaders debate the extent of the impact with calls for safeguards on access to burner tips and export tests. Fertilizer firms expect cheaper gas costs to improve competitiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
Han Maciej
Canadian Petroleum Association
Bob Andrews
Independent Petroleum Association of Canada
Ontario
Andrews
U.S
Quebec
Morley Handford
Cana
Doctors offered charter of rights during Ontario strike
Premier David Peterson signaled readiness to enshrine medical professional freedoms in law as doctors continue a strike against the Ontario billing ban. He said the government would discuss a charter for doctors to decide how many patients to see and where to practice, while the association weighs court action and potential strike withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
David Peterson
Peterson
Association
Richard Railton
Supreme Court of Ontario
Ontario preacher wins Social Credit leadership in race
Harvey Lainson 50 of Listowel Ontario won the Social Credit Party of Canada leadership on a first ballot with 67 votes from 114 delegates amid ties and controversial contenders. Jim Keegstra and Ken Sweigard trailed, both citing religious or conspiratorial arguments, while Sweigard claimed divine messages and Keegstra decried a smear campaign. The party, once influential, has no federal members since 1980 and holds tentative leadership after Real Caouette era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Coyle
Toronto
Ontario
Social Credit Party of Canada
Harvey Lainson
Listowel
Ont
James Green
Lainson
Jim Keegstra
Ken Sweigard
Social Credit
Keegstra
Sweigard
Hell
Christ
Satan
God
Grande Prairie
Alta
Alberta
Quebec
Real Caouette
Edmonton
Martin Hattersley
Memorial marks Air India crash anniversary off Irish coast
Relatives of 329 victims gather at Dunmalus Bay near Ahakista to honor those killed when Air India Flight 102 exploded near the Irish coast. Foreign ministers, officials, and about 150 family members attend the hour-long service amid calls for justice amid bomb theories and ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ferrabee
Southam
Ahakista
Ireland
Air India
India
Canada
Joe Clark
Dunmalus Bay
RCMP
Air-India
North Atlantic
Irish
Cp-Air
Vancouver
Tokyo
Narita
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