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27 Jun 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1985
Page
1
Conservatives drop plan to trim seniors cost of living raise
A well-placed Conservative source says the party will abandon budget proposals to reduce cost-of-living increases in the old age security pension. Prime Minister Brian Mulroney told MPs at a caucus meeting the reversal, with a formal announcement expected in the Commons today or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Commons
Michael Wilson
Survivalist fugitive fled to Canada with cooperating ally
West Point California reports say Charles Chitat Ng sought in nine body murders fled to Canada with a friend who now cooperates with police. In Calaveras County the Leonard Lake survivalist bunker is being dismantled to reveal a pit believed to hold more evidence of killings and sexual torture, according to sheriff’s spokesman Jim Stenquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Calif
Charles Chitat Ng
Canada
San Francisco Chronicle
Calaveras County
Sierra Nevada
Leonard Lake
Jim Stenquist
Berri says drama ending in Beirut hostage crisis
Nabih Berri, leader of the Amal militia, says the two week or longer standoff over 39 American hostages in Beirut is nearing an end as France and Switzerland reject holding hostages. French Foreign Ministry rejects becoming substitute jailer. France and Switzerland offer to take hostages under conditions. Three American crew remain aboard the TWA jet at Beirut airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Ap-Reuters
Nabih Berri
Paris
Berri
France
Switzerland
West
Marcel L’angel
U.S
TWA
West Beirut
Israel
Roland Dumas
Bern
Dumas
Jean-Paul Kaufmann
Michel Seurat
Amal
Fire at Calgary area barn kills numerous racehorses
A Calgary area barn fire at Trout Springs Training Centre killed an estimated 59 horses with up to 83 housed inside. Investigators consider arson possible and losses may reach millions as owners and trainers mourn the prize horses burned in the early morning blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta Labor Department
Trout Springs
Bob Allen
Signals from Air India recorder amid Irish seabed search
Faint sounds from a flight data recorder are detected near the 2000 metre deep seabed off Ireland where an Air India 747 from Canada crashed killing 329 aboard. Investigators consider black box recovery and possible terrorist bombing linked to Narita airport blast in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air-India
Canada
S. S. Sidhu
India
Aviation Ministry
Lenger
Royal Navy
Air India
Tokyo
Narita
Vancouver
CP Air
Andre Ouellet
Ottawa
Aviation Safety Board
Yomiuri Shimbun
Lal Singh
FBI
Alberta Liberals mull leadership after Lougheed retirement
Premier Peter Lougheed announces retirement and urges party members to consider leadership. former energy minister Don Getty and other figures including Calgary lawyer Ron Ghitter are weighing bids while no one officially announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Peter Lougheed
Progressive Conservative Party
Lougheed
Getty
Calgary
Ron Ghitter
Tolerance and Understanding committee member weighs leadership bid
A committee member said he will decide on seeking leadership after judging reception to his candidacy. Several ministers including Mazankowski Zaozny and Hyndman indicated they will consider leadership bids while others declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mazankowski
John Zaoziny
Lou Hyndman
Marv Moore
Misfire saved RCMP team in Teslin Lake bid
Inquest heard the misfire of misfired rifle may have saved the stranded nine member RCMP team and officers from mass tragedy near the Yukon border. Constable Allan Rodgers spotted a figure and Buday fired, killing Mike Oros who had ambushed them. The inquest revealed a misfired shell remained in Oros rifle and a second trigger pull could have followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George
B.C
RCMP
Mike Oros
Oros
Kansas
Mike Buday
Teslin Lake
B.c.yukon
Nab Oros
Bushman
Allan Rodgers
Rogers
Buday
Rodgers
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