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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1986
Page
1
Queen meets actors at Boojum premiere in Adelaide
The Queen attended the State Opera of South Australia premiere Boojum in Adelaide's Scott Theatre. She enjoyed the show despite four letter words and an actor removing clothing. She later marked South Australia’s 150th anniversary and planted a gum tree at the site of the 1836 proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Reuter
State Opera of
South Australia
Lewis Carroll
Charles Dodgson
Carroll
Scott Theatre
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Remains of Challenger Astronauts Found in Ocean
Remains and cabin debris from the Challenger disaster have been recovered from about 15 nautical miles northeast of Cape Canaveral, Florida. Naval salvage and NASA officials await full identification and family notification as operations continue and crews review the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Centre
NASA
Atlantic Ocean
Port Canaveral
Patrick Air Force Base
U.S. Navy
Preserver
Bob Overmyer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Tony Smith
Mike Smith
Wcpx-Tv
Orlando
Bruce Jarvis
Gregory Jarvis
Marvin Resnik
Judy Resnick
U.S
RCMP to form elite assault team to counter terrorism
Solicitor General Beatty outlined plans for a Special Emergency Response Team within the RCMP to handle terrorist incidents after failed negotiations. The unit, drawn from current squads, will be an elite permanent police team modeled on the SAS, though under civilian police control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maser
Southam
Ottawa
RCMP
Canada
Perrin Beatty
Beatty
University of Toronto
SAS
Alberta Population Grows Despite Net Outflows
Alberta's population rose to about 2.354 million as of Oct 1, despite 9,800 more people leaving the province than arriving from Jan 1 to Sept 30. Net migration out totaled 14,400 in 1984. Immigrants and natural increase keep the numbers up while moving companies report slower interprovincial business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Alberta Statistical Review
Peppy Benoit
Abbey Moving and Storage
Peppy
Ed Voros
Admiral Moving Co
Vega 2 close view of Halley's Comet amid dust damage
Vega 2 gave scientists its closest look at Halley's Comet as dust from the nucleus damaged its solar panels and cut power. The probe drifted within about 8 248 kilometers, while Vega 1 previously photographed the comet from 8 800 kilometers. European observers fear further dust impact during an upcoming flyby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Soviet Institute For Space Research
Earth
Moscow Complex
U.S
Carl Sagan
Institute
Roald Sagdeyev
Georgy Golitsyn
Moscow Atmospherics Institute
Dust hazards loom as Giotto nears comet
Vega 1 suffered dust damage and remains in orbit with limited propulsion. Giotto is planned to fly within about 500 kilometres of the comet’s centre, facing fears of collision with dust but officials expect it to yield new data if it stays operational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Toronto Globe and Mail
Cornwall
Ont
Comptroller- General's Office
Paul Tellier
Privy Council
Tellier
Canada
Michael Wilson
Ottawa
Bruce Rawson
Indian Affairs
Northern Development
Public Service of Canada
Rawson
European Space Agency
Giotto
European Space
Vyacheslav Balebanov
Soviet Space Institute
Unemployment Cost Alberta Billions in 1983 84
A Edmonton Social Planning Council report estimates Alberta lost about 14 billion in production over 1983 and 1984 due to unemployment. The figures cite 134 000 and 140 000 unemployed, 274 000 person years of lost output, with 6.6 and 7.23 billion dollars in lost production respectively and 4.1 billion in tax revenue foregone.
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Edmonton
Alberta
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