Organ Builder Tunes Up St Barnabas Prize Focus
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1986
Page
1
Weather Summary for Saturday Light Clouds and Low Chance of Rain
A brief weather note shows few clouds with a ten percent chance of precipitation on Saturday. High temperatures around ten with a low near one. Map page reference B3.
Champagne admits signing secret letter on using public funds
Youth Minister Andree Champagne acknowledged she signed a confidential letter urging use of taxpayer dollars to recruit youths for the Conservative party. She apologized in Commons saying drafting errors led to the misinterpretation and insisted she did not intend public money to be used for partisan aims. She resisted calls to resign despite pressure over the issue and related government embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champagne
Ottawa
Andree Champagne
the Commons
Howard McCurdy
McCurdy
House
Mulroney backs push on Husky Oil upgrader plan
Saskatchewan Premier Grant Devine says Prime Minister Brian Mulroney gave a personal commitment to study a proposed multi billion dollar Husky Oil upgrader project in Regina. No Ottawa participation agreement reached as unemployment data show a national drop to 9.5 percent anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husky
Ottawa
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Statistics Canada
Mulroney
Devine
Winnipeg murder suspect appears in court in RCMP officer killing
Edgar Martin Olson 46 faced a brief provincial court appearance in Winnipeg charged with first degree murder attempted murder and two counts of forcible confinement for the shooting of RCMP Constable Robert Thomas who died at a Powerview service station. Constable Albert Gulliford was wounded and underwent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
RCMP
Edgar Martin Olson
Olson
Thomas
Robert Thomas
Albert Gulliford
Powerview
Man
Gulliford
Cpl
Ken Morrison
Lake Winnipeg
Morrison
Sunday chaos foretold in Ontario Sunday closing case
Ontario lawyer Bonnie Wein warned the Supreme Court that overturning the Retail Business Holidays Act could trigger social chaos, arguing research shows noise and pollution rise with Sunday openings and that Sunday rest benefits families and children. The case challenges religious freedom limits with 60 holidays mostly on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard McNeil Ottawa
Ontario
Supreme Court of Canada
Bonnie Wein
Ontario Law Reform Commission
Wein
Toronto
Paul Magder
Edwards Books and Art Ltd
Longo Brothers Fruit Markets Ltd
Nortown Foods Ltd
Supreme Court
Soviet scientist reports two-part nucleus in Halley’s Comet color images
Lev Mukhin on the Vega-One mission describes color photos showing Halley’s comet nucleus as a double structure, a red core surrounded by yellow and green. The Vega-One probe photographed the comet from 1.51e8 km as it sped 80 km/s, capturing over 500 pictures in three hours, amid international praise and Carl Sagan’s remarks on the achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Barber
Moscow
Reuter
Lev Mukhin
Mukhin
Earth
Vega probes comet study advances with dust hits
Jae Ai reports the probe passed the outer gas dust layer of the comet while Vega-One measured temperatures and the comet’s properties. Vega-Two will fly closer to the nucleus and the European Grotto probe plans a March 13 approach within 500 kilome tres. The Vega project unites the Soviet Union Austria France West Germany Bulgaria Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vega
Soviet Union
Austria
France
West Germany
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Federal waste report highlights Ottawa real estate and subsidies
Deputy Prime Minister Erik Nielsen cited the federal government’s unclear asset ownership and high real estate costs. A private study group found tax expenditures equal to 39 percent of Ottawa spending and questioned program reviews, while Nielsen stressed the reports do not bind Tory policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Whittington
Ottawa
Erik Nielsen
Nielsen
the Commons
Canada
Brian Mulroney
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Jae Ai
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