16 Mar 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1985
Page
1
A page from a newspaper recounts a feature on free trade and its historical context in Budapest. It highlights economic themes, regional perspectives, and the evolving narrative surrounding commerce and policy in Hungary. The piece connects past debates to current implications.
Washington AP Raymond Donovan the first cabinet officer indicted resigned during a meeting with President Reagan who was upset by a New York judge’s refusal to throw out fraud and larceny charges. Donovan protested his innocence and vowed to clear his name.
Police report a body located in the Hy- Point Feeds mill debris on Foundry Street Southeast after an explosion and fire leveled the site. Identification pending. six injured, including four still in hospital, with damages estimated up to six to seven million dollars.
Syria sent soldiers and armor into northern Lebanon amid anti government militia unrest while Western reporters face a spike in kidnappings. AP chief Middle East correspondent Terry Anderson was seized in West Beirut as British victims emerged, with Americans evacuated to Cyprus and Syria backing Lebanese factions.
Premier Peter Lougheed told the Alberta legislature that he cannot force Prime Minister Mulroney to scrap the revenue tax on oil and gas. He cited ongoing negotiations as talks between Ottawa and Alberta remain unsettled with the March 31 energy pricing agreement expiry looming.
Canadian diplomats and staff at 135 posts protest a Treasury Board edict raising housing allowances abroad by about 23 percent starting April 1. Rents will be charged based on Ottawa Hull area indices, with the government covering differences. Messages from New York, San Francisco, and Paris call the policy unreasonable and urge staff actions.
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