Weather Index Forecast Quiet With Mild Temperatures
A weather index notes few clouds and milder conditions with a ten percent chance of precipitation on Wednesday. The high is eight and the low minus six. Map Page B4.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1986
Page
1
Mulroney Reagan Reach Agreement on Acid Rain Plans
Washington reports say Prime Minister Mulroney and President Reagan agreed on a course for acid rain policy but did not reveal specific details. They also planned to renew the NORAD umbrella treaty and likely sign it on Wednesday. Canada will contribute 800 million dollars over 15 years to the U.S. space station project, earmarked for a space service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brian Mulroney
Ronald Reagan
Reagan Administration
White House
Reagan
Mulroney
Canada
U.S
United States
Mila
Easter Monday shopping row pits merchants against council
Mayor Ted Grimm calls a special meeting after Alderman Karen Green blocks third reading of an Hours of Operation bylaw allowing Easter Monday openings. Businesses led by Royal Bank and the Chamber of Commerce urge action while Green cites no need for extra shopping days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Murphy
the News
Ted Grimm
Ald
Karen Green
Green
Royal Bank
Frank Neil
Neil
Chamber of Commerce
Southview Mall Merchants Association
Downtown Business Revitalization Zone Association
Eatons
Energy boss sidestepping oil demands
Ottawa talks with the Independent Petroleum Association of Canada reveal industry pressure as more than 200 troubled oil companies urge relief. IPAC warns of 1.5 billion dollar cuts in 1986 budgets and mass layoffs while government says no oil price floor and aims to wait out low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Carney
Carney
Ottawa
Independent Petroleum Association of Canada
Canadian Petroleum Association
IPAC
CPA
Alberta
Striking Newfoundland workers clash with police outside legislature
Forty seven people including John Fryer a national union official and Peter Fenwick leader of the Newfoundland NDP were arrested outside Confederation Building as a 2000 plus government workers strike escalates. Fryer said he would exercise his citizen rights while calling for attention to low wages. The action ties to a March 3 highway workers strike with 1200 on one side and 800 public works employers joining four days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
Mfid
National Union
NDP
Newfoundland
John Fryer
National Union of
Canadian Labor Congress
Confederation
Peter Fenwick
Newfoundland New Democratic Party
Bill Parsons
Newfoundland Federation of Labor
Royal Newfoundland Constabulary
Fryer
Canada
Trudeau Comes Back To Support Friend In Hunger Fast
In Ottawa Pierre Trudeau returns from political seclusion to back Senator Jacques Hebert as he fasts to revive the Katimavik youth program. Trudeau met Hebert in the Senate foyer for a private 35 minute talk and later had lunch with John Turner and Allan MacEachen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Senate
Jacques Hebert
Liberal Party
John Turner
Trudeau
Hebert
Katimavik
Reid urges focus away from speed enforcement in memo
Alberta Solicitor General Ilan Reid proposed prioritizing school zones over general speeding tickets and questioned links between speeding and accidents in a memo to RCMP leadership. The document, obtained by the Edmonton Journal, also called for phasing out unmarked slick cars despite their tactical value, while officials defended continued use alongside marked cruisers and radar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Ilan Reid
David Whyte
RCMP
Edmonton Journal
Reid
Whyte
Monly
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Allan Fotheringham
Ann Landers
Peabo
Christopher Young
Enon Etree
Doonesbury
Ed Perry
Grimm
Council
Zaozirny
Manitoba
Howard Pawley
Progressive Conservative
Gary Filmon
Pawley
CP Laserphoto
Edson
Alta
Bob Novikoff
Alberta Safety Council
Transportation Department
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