Weather Outlook Says Sunny With Cold Spell
The forecast calls for sunny conditions with a 10 percent chance of rain on Wednesday. High around 28 degrees and a low near 10 degrees. Page 21 map.
26 Jun 1984
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1984
Page
1
The forecast calls for sunny conditions with a 10 percent chance of rain on Wednesday. High around 28 degrees and a low near 10 degrees. Page 21 map.
The Canadian dollar opened at 76.30 cents U S and slipped to 76.23 cents in mid morning trading. It closed Monday at 76.14 and has fallen about four cents since the year began.
Brent Taylor, the last member of the Squamish Five, was sentenced in New Westminster to 22 years on multiple charges including conspiracy to rob a Brink's armored guard. Mr Justice Samuel Toy noted Taylor showed no sign of renouncing crime.
Iran Air says a Boeing 727 carrying 138 passengers was hijacked during a domestic flight from Tehran to Bushehr and diverted to Doha Qatar. The pilot was compelled to land in Doha, but officials report all aboard are unharmed.
Mayor Ted Grimm confirms CP Rail will issue a 120000 cheque to cover city costs from January’s 63 car derailment. Alderman Ken Sauer and City Clerk Larry Godin noted the settlement, with final allocations to departments to be released Wednesday.
The Space Shuttle Discovery failed to lift off four seconds before liftoff as a fuel valve signal triggered engine shutdown. Officials predicted a delay of days to two weeks for a new launch attempt, with no danger to the crew of six.
Colin Thatcher, former Saskatchewan energy minister and legislator, sits through day one as 12 witnesses testified in the first day of his preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge in the 1983 slaying of his former wife JoAnn Wilson. Evidence remains under publication ban.
In Tehran, foreign diplomats suggest Iraqi planes attacked near Kharg Island oil facilities after the tanker Alexander the Great arrived to load oil. Reports say an Exocet missile may have struck near the berth but did not explode, amid Iran's fortified Kharg defenses.
Prime minister designate John Turner spent Monday at home in Toronto planning a downsized cabinet after a three hour meeting with four regional allies and key ministers. He did not name Jean Chrétien or Allan MacEachen to his crew, and personnel decisions will follow his swearing in set for Saturday.
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