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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1987
Page
1
Regina Pats player Hornung paralyzed after WHL game
Regina Pats centre Brad Hornung 18 suffers a crushed spinal cord and broken neck in a WHL game. Doctors say he will be paralysed for life and respirator dependent. no feeling from neck down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina (Cp
Brad Hornung
Regina Pats
Plains Health Centre
Hornung
Chris Ekong
Ekong
City imposes Sunday shopping bylaw in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat council approves a four Sundays per year limit on retail openings with notice requirements. The 5 4 vote splits eight aldermen as debate centers on freedom of choice and market regulation. Mayor Grimm supports balancing rights and public good while some members urge consumer choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Murphy-Wright
News Council
Ald
Murray McCartney
McCartney
Council
Medicine Hat
Graham Kelly
Lee Anderson
Jim Hirsh
Bill Bauman
Lyle Flynn
Dennis Moss
Ken Sauer
Grimm
Hirsch
Flynn
Gertrude Coulter
Toronto
Cable Ten
Coulter
Mike Fiala
Mulroney Reaffirms Child Care Promise Without Funding Details
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney renews commitment to an effective national child care system but declines to specify who will cover Ottawa and provincial costs. He notes the high estimated program price while stressing the need for resources and flexibility for women to make life choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam News
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Canada
FBI chief William Webster Favored as CIA Director
FBI Director William Webster, credited with restoring trust in the FBI, is the leading candidate to be the next CIA director after William Casey's resignation. Reagan is expected to name Webster, a 62 year old former judge, to succeed Casey, while Robert Gates faces withdrawal from consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Howard News Service
Washington
FBI
William Webster
CIA
Reagan
William Casey
Robert Gates
Case
Gates
Iran
Casey
Webster
William Baker
Capitol Hill
Gallup
Trade debate planned in Commons on free trade
Ottawa reports the Mulroney government will hold the first House of Commons debate on free trade later this month. External Affairs Minister Joe Clark said the debate will occur about a week after the next quarterly first ministers’ meeting. Party leaders welcomed the planned discussion amid political divisions and timing ahead of Reagan’s April visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Mulroney
House of Commons
Joe Clark
House
Brian Mulroney
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Quebec City
Clark
Hansen visits Alberta prison on wheelchair tour
Rick Hansen visited a medium-security federal prison in Bowden Alberta and was named an honorary inmate. Prisoners and staff raised funds to support spinal cord research, presenting Hansen with $2,000 as part of a day that drew about 5,000 people to Red Deer for a rally. He plans to continue west toward the British Columbia border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowden
Alta
Rick Hansen
Hansen
Alberta
Tony Risley
Michael Gallagher
Jim Bunker
Red Deer
Edmonton
British Columbia
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Aaron McGillivray
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Bylaw
Southam
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