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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1985
Page
1
Mohawks Win Curling Title In Grande Centre
The Medicine Hat High School Mohawks mixed curling squad captured the provincial championship in Grande Centre defeating a Calgary rink 10 to 4 in eight ends. Skip Tim Krassman led Val Nemeth Terry Schafer and Nowell Seitz to their 11th straight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Trial ordered for Brigham in 1984 Montreal bombing
A Montreal Superior Court judge ordered 65-year-old American Thomas Brigham to stand trial on April 15 for three counts of first-degree murder in the September 4 1984 downtown Central Station bomb blast that killed three French tourists and injured forty seven people. Crown prosecutor Claude Parent said the trial would last about three weeks. Defense counsel Pierre Poupart noted Brighams mental state may be argued but would not confirm if he would testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Thomas Brigham
Central Station
ClaireBarrette-Joncas
Brigham Ming
Claude Parent
Pierre Poupart
Brigham
Thatcher sides with miners as most prepare to return to pits
Most British coal miners planned to resume work Tuesday after the end of a year-long strike. Prime Minister Thatcher hailed the miners' union decision as a victory for common sense while some regions insisted on rehiring workers fired during the walkout. Union leader Scargill warned of guerrilla tactics as delegates voted to return, with Scotland and Kent remaining out until rehiring actions are promised. The Coal Board noted near 600 strikers returned early and warned the industry will take months to normalize amid closures and job cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thatcher
Miners’ Union
Common Sense
National Union of Mineworkers
Thatcher
Scargill
Scotland
Kent
England
Michael McGahey
The
Coal Board
Polmaise
Britain
Sharleston
Yorkshire
Michael Eaton
Deadly quake rocks central Chile killing over a hundred
A powerful earthquake near Santiago, Chile struck Sunday, killing at least 124 people and injuring about 2 000. The 7.4 magnitude quake damaged adobe houses and high rises, with aftershocks rattling cities including Valparaiso and Viña del Mar as authorities warned tolls would rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Pacific Coast
Valparaiso
Vila del Mar
Francisco Cuadra
Medicine Hat Police Chief Faces New Probe From Police Board
Medicine Hat Police Chief Norm McLeod again faces a disciplinary complaint, this time referred to Alberta’s Solicitor General for guidance on procedure. Police Commission Chair Keith Freeman said the Medicine Hat Police Association filed the case after a review noted possible disciplinary breach and potential criminal charges. The commission will await SG review and report back. officials hope for a speedy outcome, with this the second SG-led inquiry into McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Coyle
Solicitor General’s Department
Medicine Hat
Norm McLeod
Police Commission
Keith Freeman
Medicine Hat Police Association
McLeod
Police Act
Freeman
Solicitor General For
Alberta
Lawrence Gordon
Police Association
Disci
Gordon
Commission
Negotiations Continue In Post Office Labor Talks
Ottawa reports say Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers pressed into the night and planned to reconvene as talks extended. Hartt’s mandate expires at midnight with a report due to Labor Minister Bill McKnight. The union seeks a $1.55 raise over two years from a base $12.68 hourly rate. the post office offered 75 cents over two years. Conciliation notes show possible compromises but no binding settlement. Job security remains the main hurdle amid job cuts and calls to preserve senior positions while expanding services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUPW
Hartt
Bill McKnight
Ottawa
Post Office
Canada Post
John Davnes
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Kaplan claims names and addresses of Nazi war criminals in Canada
Liberal critic Robert Kaplan told about 300 at a Montreal Jewish centre he knows many Nazi war criminals who entered Canada despite policy. He urged release of a report on government efforts to keep war criminals out and proposed possible revocation of citizenship for lies on immigration applications. He cited Ernst Zundel's recent conviction as validating Holocaust denial cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Robert Kaplan
Canada
Kaplan
Toronto
Liberal Justice
John Crosbie
Helmut Rauca
West Germany
Ernst Zundel
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