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29 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1987
Page
1
Fire traps 300 people in New Delhi high rise
A blaze in the Ansar Bhavan building in downtown New Delhi trapped more than 300 people on upper floors for hours. At least three killed and up to 80 injured as officials and rescuers conducted room by room searches and many were plucked from the roof. Fire officials suspect an electrical short circuit as a likely cause.
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Afp-Ap-Reuters
New Delhi
Ansar Bhavan
H.K.L. Kapur
Demjanjuk to testify after interpreter delay
John Demjanjuk said he will testify in his Nazi war crimes trial but only after a better interpreter translates from Hebrew to Ukrainian. Judge Dov Levine granted a defense motion to recess the trial until July 27 for Demjanjuk to be the first defense witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
John Demjanjuk
Dov Levine
Ohio
Shalom
Demjanjuk
Wilson defends federal sales tax in Alberta
Federal Finance Minister Michael Wilson urged Albertans to accept a federal sales tax, noting Alberta already pays a hidden tax. He tied reform to income tax cuts and said a federal portion would apply nationwide while provinces tailor a portion to provincial needs.
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Edmonton
Wilson
Lloydminster
Saskatchewan-Alberta
Ottawa
Alberta
MPs wrap vote on death penalty with tight margin
In Ottawa the House of Commons set a 119 to 59 vote to invoke closure and rush a government motion backing restoring capital punishment. The plan would send the measure to a Commons committee for three months of study before potential legislation, then Senate approval. Liberal Warren Allmand predicted a narrow outcome within five votes.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Parliament Hill
Commons
Senate
Warren Allmand
Bill Domm
Peterborough
Campaign For Restoration
Domm
Allmand
Patrick Cavanaugh
Amnesty International
Restoration
George Baker
Newfoundland
Ontario
West
Quebec
Tory
Mediator spurs postal talks in Canada
Talks resume as negotiator Bill Kelly aims to end the national mail disruption. The 20,000 member Letter Carriers' Union of Canada expands rotating walkouts in three Quebec centers to pressure Canada Post, while strikebreakers are halted for seven days. Kelly urges compromise and warns against rigid positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bill Kelly
Union of Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Ste- Anne-de-Bellevue
Roxborough
Canada Post
John Daines
Robert McGarry
Kelly
Cadieux
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
South Koreans Celebrate Direct Presidential Election Push
South Koreans broke into celebrations as the Democratic Justice Party backed reforms toward direct presidential elections. The JoongAng Daily News hailed a “victory of people’s power” and stock markets surged on the news. In Kwangju taxi drivers and pedestrians joined the cheers amid widespread optimism.
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Seoul
Reuter
Joongang Daily
Justice Party
Chun Doo-hwan
DJP
Kwangju
Millions wasted on health care say Alberta doctors
Calgary doctors and health economists blame waste for rising costs in Alberta's system. They cite unnecessary hospital admissions, overuse of tests and too many visits. Experts note patient demand and walk in clinics as drivers, with several doctors criticizing test overuse and surgery rates.
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Calgary
Alberta
Adams
Malcolm Brown
University of Calgary
Alex McPherson
Denys Ford
Ruth Coillins-Nakai
Alberta Medical Association
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