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28 Mar 1987
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1987
Page
1
Medal within Rattlers' reach
The Medicine Hat College Lady Rattlers lead the Angie Lor nez rink 8-1 in the fifth end at the Canadian Colleges national curling championships in Brandon. A win or a Saskatchewan loss would force a tiebreaker to decide the gold medal with Medicine Hat and Saskatchewan set to face off, while a win by Medicine Hat would seal silver for the Joel Saranchuk rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat College Lady Rattlers
Angie Lornez
B.C
Canadian Colleges Athletic Association
Brandon
Lady Rattlers
Donna Brown
Saskatchewan
Sheri Broughton
Ontario
Medicine Hat
MHC
Joel Saranchuk
Death penalty votes could be closer in Commons
A Toronto Star survey of 279 MPs finds 130 ready to back reinstatement, 10 short of the 140 needed for a majority. The poll suggests the return of the death penalty may hinge on a small number of undecided MPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
House of Commons
Toronto Star
Natives Consider Court Route for Self-Government Rights
After the first ministers failed to entrench Aboriginal self-government in the Constitution native leaders said they may seek court action to assert control over their affairs if Ottawa does not preserve talks. Georges Erasmus noted the need for substantial evidence while Mulroney vowed to keep negotiations open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Georges Erasmus
Assembly of First Nations
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Sinclair
B.C
Bill Vander Zalm
Saskatchewan
Grant Devine
Aegean tension eases as Turkish oil ship probes
A Turkish seismic vessel began oil testing in Turkey's Saros Bay under escort, easing Aegean tensions after Greece warned against activity in disputed waters. Turkish officials warned Greece to stay within six miles, while Greece reduced alert and sought restrained responses amid regional diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aegean
Ap-Reuters
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Greece
Aski Celik
Dardanelles Strait
Saros Bay
Andreas Papandreou
Wwe
Turgut Ozal
Reuters
Ankara
Athens
National Petroleum Company
Aegean Oil
North Aegean Petroleum Co
Thasos
NAPC
Denison Mines Ltd
Poll backs media coverage Tories treated fairly
Canadians largely oppose Mulroney claims of unfair media treatment. A Southam News Angus Reid poll of 1 666 respondents Feb 28 to March 4 found 65 percent say coverage has been fair, 22 percent unfair, 13 percent unsure. Most say parties would face similar corruption, with Quebec the only province where a majority tire of such stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Whittington
Southam News
Ottaway
Brian Mulroney
Angus Reid Associates
Mulroney
Oerlikon
Quebec
Canadian spies accuse Indian diplomats in Canada
Toronto Globe and Mail reports two Indian diplomats Brij Mohan Lal in Toronto and Gurinder Singh in Vancouver were branded spies by the CSIS. A third diplomat remains in Ottawa until June for his child’s schooling. Canada allegedly warned India they would be expelled if not recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Toronto Globe and Mail
Ottawa
Indian High Commission
Brij Mohan Lal
Gurinder Singh
Vancouver
Security Service
The
Globe
Joe Clark
High Commission
Shashi Tripathi
Clark
William Chambers
Chambers
India
Punjab
Seaside car bomb in West Beirut kills seven
A BMW sedan packed with explosives exploded in Ramlet al Baida in West Beirut, killing seven and wounding twelve as civilians drank coffee by the seaside. Two bystanders in a Renault died, casualties rushed to American University Hospital while Syrian special forces man checkpoints in Moslem West Beirut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
West
Lebanon
Ramlet al-Baida
American University Hospital
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