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31 Mar 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1986
Page
1
Mexicana Flight 940 Crashes Near Mexico City
A Mexicana Boeing 727 200 with 166 aboard crashed on San Andres Hill near Mara vall o, with authorities indicating no survivors and the plane burning at the wreckage. The flight was en route to Puerto Vallarta and Los Angeles with a Mazatlan stop planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexicana
Puerto Vallarta
Los Angeles
Mazatlan
San Andres Hill
Rancho San Miguel el Alto
Maravallo
Mexicana Airline
Fernando Martinez Cortes
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Libyan oil workforces attract Canadians as U.S. sanctions bite
Prime Minister Mulroney and External Affairs Minister Clark urge restraint as about 1,600 Canadians operate in Libya after 300 arrived since January. Expatriates from Alberta and Saskatchewan fill jobs left by U.S. workers, earning over $2,000 weekly tax free with 50 percent holiday time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Travers
Southam
Tripoli
U.S
Libya
Ronald Reagan
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Joe Clark
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Hebert ends hunger strike over Katimavik funding
Senator Jacques Hebert ends his 21 day fast after a non partisan 16 member coalition including Jean Chretien and John Fryer proposes to keep Katimavik alive as a non profit. The plan seeks funds to sustain the youth program criticized by the Conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Trickey
Southam News
Ottawa
Jacques Hebert
Jean Chretien
John Fryer
Hebert
Katimavik
Oil prices sink to eight year low under $11 a barrel
In New York, May delivery West Texas Intermediate futures fell to $10.70 a barrel amid oversupply and lack of restraint by producers. The contract closed at $11.44 Friday, the lowest since 1978, as London markets stayed closed for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Peter Beutel
Rudolf Wolff Futures Inc
West Texas Intermediate
New York Mercantile Exchange
London
Beutel
Calgary firms split on price controls for oil
The Small Explorers Association argues a subsidized floor price would benefit all oil companies while protecting consumers. It contrasts with the Independent Petroleum Association of Canada which favors royalties cuts and ending the federal gas revenue tax, warning such moves would favor large firms and invite greater federal control if prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Small Explorers Association of Canada
Association
Independent Petroleum Association of Canada
Canada
The
Independent Petroleum Association
Alberta
Small Explorers Association
Daryl O'Dowd
Marcos hints at his return from exile in Hawaii
Deposed Philippine leader Ferdinand Marcos denies corruption charges and signals possible return from exile. He accuses Corazon Aquino of wealth pursuit and dictatorship while claiming U.S. elements aided his overthrow. He suggests a US embassy threat to intervene and says he remains president in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
U.S
Marcos
Associated Press
Manilla Bureau
Hawaii
Corazon Aquino
Imelda
Honolulu
The
E. Marcos
Office of Media Affairs
United States
Snowmobilers killed by slide near Valemount BC
An avalanche buried a group of Alberta snowmobilers during an Easter weekend rally about 50 kilometres south of Valemount. Six skiers were buried. two died Saturday, two more Sunday, and two rescued. Rocky Martin and Gary Bowen died, Joanne Martin and Justin Colby were later found, Bud Martin and Jeanine Martin survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valemount
B.C
British Columbia
Alberta
Drayton Valley
Edmonton
Rocky Martin
Gary Bowen
Jasper National Park
Joanne Martin
Justin Colby
RCMP
Bud
Jeanine
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Marion Dewar
New Democratic Party
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