Weather Outlook Sunny and Mild
A sunny and mild spell is forecast with a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Sunday is expected to bring near high temperatures around 10 and low around minus 2, according to map page B6.
08 Mar 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1986
Page
1
A sunny and mild spell is forecast with a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Sunday is expected to bring near high temperatures around 10 and low around minus 2, according to map page B6.
De posed Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos has leased two hillside houses in a fashionable Honolulu area. KHON-TV cites sources saying he could move in this weekend after security is arranged. Marcos and entourage have been at Hickam Air Force Base since fleeing Manila after a military civilian uprising ended his 20 year rule. The new government alleges money and valuables were removed illegally.
Finance Minister Michael Wilson urged sympathy for the oil sector but declined to promise federal policy changes. He kept the budget oil benchmark at 22.50 per barrel until markets stabilize, signaling a wait‑and‑see approach while noting Alberta’s tougher economy from price wars. He warned against long term policy in volatile markets.
In a surprising turn, Grafeite appears to reverse course while radar readings show backward drift. Observers note GM Pano advancing, raising questions about the developing situation and potential implications for the party.
Alberta Premier Don Getty says Ottawa violated the Western Accord by extending offshore energy tax credits to the East Coast, favoring Atlantic Canada. He notes discussions with Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and ongoing talks among energy ministers to resolve the dispute.
The United States orders the Soviet UN mission to reduce staff from 275 to 170 by April 1, 1988, citing non-diplomatic activities including espionage. Four-stage reductions begin Oct. 1, with Washington noting no expected damage to overall U.S.–Soviet relations.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney refused to seek Youth Minister Andree Champagne's resignation amid opposition calls after she apologized for a misjudged letter about youth voting. He praised her conduct and said she will handle heavy cabinet responsibilities. Demonstrators protested shipyard layoffs outside the Vancouver news conference.
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