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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1986
Page
1
Gas Blast Injures Four Near Scandia Alberta
A natural gas line re routing explosion near Scandia about three kilometres northwest of town sent four workers to hospital Monday afternoon. Gary Kenna 30 Donald Cox 36 Sheldon Cox 44 all with second degree burns and Sidney Collier 39 also treated at St. Michael's General Hospital Lethbridge. Sheldon Cox SR and B Gas Co op manager. the others employed by Dorren Industries. RMCP cites static charge as possible cause. occupational safety authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Brooks
RCMP
St. Michael’s General Hospital
Lethbridge
Gary Kenna
Donald Cox
Coalhurst
Sheldon Cox
Sidney Collier
SR and B Gas
Dorren Industries
RMCP
Flames trade for Tonelli to bolster left wing
Calgary Flames acquire veteran left winger John Tonelli from the New York Islanders for forward Richard Kromm and defenceman Steve Konroyd. Tonelli, 29, arrives in his seventh season with the Islanders and has tallied 20 goals this season in 65 games. The players will suit up for their new teams tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Calgary Flames
Richard Kromm
Steve Konroyd
New York Islanders
John Tonelli
Tonelli
Islanders
Nielsen Task Force flags Ottawa programme waste
Ottawa faces a multi billion dollar hodge podge of programs and tax breaks that have outlived usefulness as the Nielsen Task Force on Program Review reports Ottawa does not know how it spends billions in tax dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Beauchesne
Ottawa
Auditor General
Nielsen Task Force
Task Force
Ottawa study says 218 programs wasteful and costly
A Nielsen task force reports Canadian business relies on 218 federal and provincial programs totaling 16.4 billion dollars annually, with 68,000 public servants. It urges limiting government support to 50 percent of project costs, or 75 percent for R&D, while cautioning against sweeping welfare changes and noting no signs of rampant illegal welfare payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Nielsen Task Force
Erik Nielsen
Task Force
Mulroney
Tno
Canada
Nielsen
the Commons
George Baker
Phillip Aspinall
Aspinall
Darcy McKeough
Tornadoes cause wide damage across three states
The National Guard patrolled Covington Kentucky after at least 20 tornadoes struck Indiana Ohio and Kentucky. Five died and about 70 injured with 250000 left without power. Widespread destruction included damaged Cincinnati airport and roofs torn from buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S. National Guard
Covington
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Cincinnati
San Juan Romero
Ohio River
John Muster
Johnson County
Indianapolis
National Guard
Gordon Nichols
State Division of Disaster and Emergency Services
Revelry on Marcos tapes shows lavish parties on yacht
CBS News reports former Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos left hundreds of hours of videotapes from his years in office. One scene captures a September birthday party on the presidential yacht for his daughter Irenee with Marcos Jr. and guests singing We Are The World. Imelda Marcos is seen dancing and laughing as a baby-costumed figure erupts in a mock birth scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reuter
Ferdinand Marcos
U.S
Marcos
Irenee
Ferdinand Junior
CBS News
Imelda
Pappy
CBS
Vernon McAninch
Malacanang Palace
Hawaii
Philippines
Cardinal Jaime Sin
Royals snubbed for Expo 86 food drive gesture
Vancouver BC the Prince and Princess of Wales will not attend Expo 86 food distribution as Ottawa and BC government officials vetoed the invitation. Vancouver Food Bank director Sylvia Russell said she was disappointed when word arrived late that royal visits would not proceed, despite earlier assurances from the Governor General’s office. The bank distributes about 3000 bags weekly and has turned away hundreds in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovary Farquharson
Outham News
Vancouver
Prince and Princess of Wales
Jeanne Sauve
Social Credit
British Columbia
Vancouver Food Bank
Sylvia Russell
Sauve
Prince Charles
Princess Diana
Leopold H. Amyot
Amyot
Morocco
Russell
Ottawa
Victoria
B.C
Bob Plecas
Albert Benoit
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