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04 May 1985
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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
May 04, 1985
Page
1
Economic summit ends with no date for next talks
Bonn report indicates last minute negotiations failed to break a deadlock at the economic summit. Reagan and Mitterrand remained firm on starting negotiations in 1986, while Mulroney mediated through Joe Clark without success. The five section communique covered growth, aid, trade, environment, and technology transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelaine Drohan
Bonn
Brian Mulroney
Francois Mitterrand
France
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Reagan
Mitterrand
Mulroney
Joe Clark
Clark
Michael Wilson
Africa
Police clash over complaints against Police Chief McLeod
Ni Medicine Hat Police Commission chairman Keith Freeman faces a civil suit threat from the Police Association over the commissions no further action on complaints against Chief Norm McLeod. Lawyer Lawrence Gordon says the union will seek a Court of Queen's Bench review of procedures and sue Freeman for calling officers malcontents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Murphy
Ni Medicine Hat Police Commission
Keith Freeman
Police Association
Norm McLeod
Freeman
Lawrence Gordon
McLeod
Gordon
Association
Court of Queen's Bench
Commission
Police Commission
Aid
Graham Kelly
Kelly
Beirut Militias Battle as Army Goes on Highest Alert
Christian and Muslim militias clash with tanks and artillery in Beirut as the army reaches its top alert level. President Geagea and Prime Minister Karami discuss war endgames while Lebanon’s cabinet struggles to halt a week of sectarian violence leaving 16 dead and 117 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Amin Gemayel
Rashid Karami
Gemayel
Karami
Lebanon
Aley
Nabih Berri
Amal
CBC reporters accused of leftist bias in coverage
The House of Commons committee heard Alberta MP Jim Edwards and Ontario MP Geoff Scott allege CBC reporters show left wing bias in political coverage. They cited budget cuts and program removals as evidence of political motives behind CBC decisions. CBC President Pierre Juneau defended the bias claim as unfounded while acknowledging occasional subjectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sibley
Southam
Ottawa
CBC News
Alberta
Jim Edwards
Ontario
Geoff Scott
Scott
House of Commons
CBC
Edwards
National Film Board
Canada
Frank Miller
Juneau
Pierre Juneau
CBC Re
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