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14 Mar 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1985
Page
1
NDP Leader Criticized Over Donation for Rancher Fine
Alberta Wildlife Minister Don Sparrow faced opposition over a $50 donation to help pay rancher Ian Mitchell’s $1,500 fine for hunting during closed season and letting game meat spoil. Mitchell admitted killing 15 deer on his Medi Medicine Hat ranch. Sparrow says he did not know the funds would cover the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Don Sparrow
Sparrow
Ian Mitchell
Ray Martin
Mitchell
Medicine Hat
Soviets Arrive for First Nuclear Talks Since 15 Months
The Soviet delegation led by Victor Karpov arrived at the American mission for in depth negotiations with the United States. Max Kampelman greeted Karpov with a handshake and a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
Victor Karpov
U.S
Max Kampelman
Kampelman
Karpov
Ottawa embassy security questioned after Turkish siege
Debate over RCMP security review for foreign embassies follows a terrorist attack on the Turkish embassy in Ottawa. Deputy PM Erik Nielsen refused to confirm if recommendations were implemented, while opposition leaders accuse the government of inaction and concealment as details emerge from the RCMP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Todd
Nielsen
RCMP
Robert Kaplan
John Turner
Commons
Turner
Elmer MacKay
MacKay
Ottawa
Claude Brunelle
Pinkerton
Agence France Presse
Ankara
Mesut Yilmaz
Turkish National Assembly
Erik Nielsen
Canada
Tories boost defence plans with United States
The Canadian government and the United States reached a defence accord for a large air defence overhaul. Canada will operate new radar stations and cover 40 percent of costs while the U S pays 60 percent. The plan, linked to a larger continent wide program, faces Star Wars opposition claims from critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Naumetz
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Quebec City
Brian Mulroney
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Nielsen
Reagan
New Democrat
Lloyd Axworthy
Derek Blackburn
Paulline Jewett
Iran Aims at Iraqi Towns in New Reprisal Attacks
Iran’s air force struck Sulaymaniyah Ha Labja and Rawandiz plus a garrison at Huri in an hour long operation after Tehran ordered reprisals for overnight Iraqi raids. Iran also fired missiles at Baghdad hitting Rafidia Bank tower and resumed shelling Basra as Iraqi air raids hit Ispahan Bakhtaran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Baghdad
Sulaymaniyah
Halabja
Rawandiz
Khomeini
Huri
Basra
Karbala
Samarra
Najaf
al-Qasimiyeh
IRNA
Iraq
Tabriz
Rafidaii Bank
Sharia
Persian Gulf
Ayatolla Ruhollah Khomeini
AFP
Ispahan
Bakhtaran
Kermanshah
Farm debt woes dim outlook at Montreal farmers' club
Federal Agriculture Minister John Wise warned 1,700 farmers face bankruptcy as a Farm Credit study reports 38,000 stressed operations and many assets dropping. He urged relief through lower costs, higher prices, and lower interest, while noting government limits on new farm programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal (Cp
John Wise
Montreal Farmers’ Club
Wise
Farm Credit Corporation
Suzanne fights for child support as defaulting husbands dodge payments
Suzanne, 33, a Vancouver marketing assistant, wins court orders to obtain support for her two daughters but her husband in Toronto owes about $2,000 on $330 monthly payments. He dodges thousands more, leaving many women in poverty while some progress is promised by a federal push to liberalize divorce law and crack down on defaulters.
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Peter Cowan
Southam News
Suzanne
Vancouver
Toronto
Ontario
B.C
Ing
John Crosbie
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