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03 Mar 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1986
Page
1
IMF clarifies Canada money growth figures
The International Monetary Fund issued a clarification to its last month money growth data. It said Canada’s money supply rose 37 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, about four times the rate in other major industrial countries and over twice any other industrial nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
International Monetary Fund
Canada
World Monetary System
Panama-registered trawler arrested for unauthorized waters entry
A Panamanian-registered trawler entered St John’s harbor after being arrested off Newfoundland for unauthorized entry into Canadian waters. The Peonia No. 7 initially refused orders to head to St John’s, prompting call for the navy’s Algonquin. The ship was escorted by Cape Roger and Algonquin to the harbor at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
Mfld
St. John's Harbor
Newfoundland
Tom Siddon
Siddon
Algonquin
Peoria No. 7
Swedes search for answers over Palme assassination
From Stockholm sources mounting speculation follows the murder of prime minister Olof Palme. Foreign ministry officials say Palme’s mediation role in the Gulf conflict and contacts with PLO leaders may feed theories. Police continue their hunt as Lisbeth Palme notes she believes the killer watched the Palmes for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Manthorpe
Southam News
Stockholm
Olof Palme
Palme
Foreign Ministry
Lisbeth Palme
Palmes
United Nations
Iraq
Iran
Bagdad
Tehran
PLO
Woes linger for Turner after Quebec Liberal meeting
John Turner faced a fragile hold on Quebec Liberals as rifts between Montreal and Quebec City widened amid calls for leadership renewal. Former ministers urged unity and warned that if Turner fails by November a Chrétien return could be forced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maser
Southam
Quebec City
John Turner
Turner
Quebec
Celine Hervieux-Payette
Quebec Liberal
Jacques Corriveau
Jean Chretien
Corriveau
Chretien
Payette
Montreal
Liberal
Raymond Garneau
Train misreads signal triggers emergency stop near Hinton
Federal investigators report a CN freight train halted suddenly at the Dalehurst signal after misreading an approach signal. It mirrors the Feb. 8 Hinton collision that killed 23 and left over 90 injured. Investigators found no signal fault and said crew error caused the misread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canadian National
Hinton
Alta
Ted Beamish
Dalehurst
Beam
Mulroney blames Liberals for debt and defends budget plan
Prime Minister Mulroney charged Liberal policy left Canada with a debt surge from 18 billion to 200 billion between 1967 and 1986. He told about 650 Conservatives in Kitchener that fixing finances would foster growth and criticized John Turner as the father of the debt. Finance Minister Wilson toured Toronto endorsing the budget as a deficit reduction step while noting tax hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corriveau
Turner
Les Whittington
Southamens
Kitchener
Ont
Mulroney
Pierre Trudeau
Kitchener, Ont
John Turner
Jim Brady
Canada
Michael Wilson
Wilson
Toronto
Atlantic Canada
Delhi tobacco towns face collapse under rising taxes
Delhi Ontario struggles as tobacco farming, once driving local prosperity, declines with higher taxes and anti-smoking push. Since 1980 pack prices rose from 1.36 to 2.50, grower earnings barely increased while sales fell millions. Homes and farms sit idle as buyers fade, signaling a potential town-wide downturn.
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Renee
Pete Massey
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Tion
Gulf Area
Yasser Arafat
Yugoslavia
Red Brigade
West Germany
Bonn
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Lars Loemback
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J.C. Davies
Cypress Centre
J.C
Mike Fiala
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Mike Trickey
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Lake Erie
Dan van Londersele
Ontario
Europe
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