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06 Mar 1986
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1986
Page
1
Bank robbers wound guard in Montreal action
In Montreal east end a National Bank of Canada branch was robbed and a security guard was shot twice in the legs and seriously wounded. Police surrounded a nearby apartment building and arrested two suspects after a witness followed the bandits and called authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
East End
Marcel Delarochelliere
National Bank of Canada
Beaubien Street
Delarochelliere
Steve Difiore
Reagan Wins First Victory on Aid to Nicaraguan Rebels
Congress approved a $100 million aid request to the Nicaraguan rebels. The House Armed Services Committee, led by Democrats, backed the proposal with a voice vote and no debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Ronald Reagan
House of Representatives Armed Services Committee
RCMP Officer Killed and Wounded Near Powerview Manitoba
An RCMP constable was killed and another seriously wounded when they stopped a car in Powerview Manitoba about 1 a.m. Police said Constable Robert Thomas, 20, died of gunshot wounds. Constable Albert Gulliford remained in critical condition at St Boniface General Hospital undergoing surgery. The town has about 900 residents and the shooting occurred just outside a service station on Highway 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview
Man
RCMP
Winnipeg
Robert Thomas
Albert Gulliford
St. Boniface General Hospital
William Thomas
Thomas
Denis Lagasse
Mel
Lagasse
Vince Harbottle
Harbottle
Canada
Mario Tessier
Quebec
Ottawa
Tessier
Manitoba
Dennis Onofrey
Virden, Man
Pair released after queries in Swede case
Two ethnic Yugoslav men detained in Denmark in the Palme assassination were released after Swedish detectives questioned them. Swedish officials doubted their involvement as authorities released a composite sketch and pursued the gunman, while the Palme case drew international attention. The incident followed Palme’s murder as investigators broadened the suspect portrait and shared footage with police abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
AFP
Denmark
Stockholm
Olof Palme
Abrahamsson
Eens Tidningarnas
Palme
Ulf Abrahamsson
Lisbet
West Germany
Federal Criminal Office
Wiesbaden
Ottawa letter carriers reach tentative one year contract
Ottawa negotiations end with a tentative one year agreement between the Letter Carriers Union of Canada and Canada Post. The union had threatened a strike if job security terms were not set, with 21 000 members to ratify the deal. The pact avoids a Friday strike and follows a talks session that stretched 39 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada Post
Bill Kelly
Letter Carriers Union of Canada
Union and Post Office
Robert McGarry
Jan McGarry
Stewart Cooke
Post Office
Michael Wilson
Waldheim duties in Greece disputed by historian
Hagen Fleischer of the University of Crete says Kurt Waldheim did not participate in the deportation of Salonican Jews and was a minor figure in the Nazi occupation. He notes Waldheim served as an interpreter in Epirus and possibly as an ordinance officer, not in Salonica, while acknowledging liaison with Gen. Alexander Lohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Reuter
Greece
Kurt Waldheim
Hagen Fleischer
University of Crete
Waldheim
Salonica
Epirus
Fleischer
New York Times
Alexander Lohr
Tigers leading WHL East as Medicine Hat eyes Cup run
Medicine Hat Tigers improve to 48-14-1 after a 4-3 win over Prince Albert, seizing a five point lead atop the WHL East Division. Tiger GM Russ Farwell says P A must win all remaining nine while MH must lose three to let PA catch up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Canada
Raiders
Prince Albert
Tigers
Western Hockey League
Russ Farwell
Tiger
P.A
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