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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 06, 1985
Page
1
Keegstra Trial Defense Probes Witness Memory
Defence lawyer Doug Christie forced Crown witness David Ackerman to backtrack on earlier testimony during the fifth week of Jim Keegstra's hate propaganda trial. Ackerman, once a student at Eckville High, admitted uncertainty about some details and was pressed over his Grade 12 social studies record. Keegstra faces charges of wilfully promoting hatred while teaching in Eckville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Deer
Alta
Doug Christie
Jim Keegstra
Keegstra
Christie
David Ackerman
Court of Queen’s Bench
Ackerman
Eckville High School
Eckville
Challenger lands after seven astronauts seven day science quest
Edwards Air Base Calif. seven astronauts concluded a seven day space science mission in the desert. The 97 ton space plane landed at 12 11 p m EDT on a dry lake bed after traveling 4.6 million kilometers and collecting data on stars cosmic rays space manufacturing and human biology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Air Base
Calif
Challenger
California
Worcester immigrant denies role in wartime massacres
Juozas Kisielaitis, a Canadian citizen living on a Brooks farm, defends himself against OSS and Canadian inquiries over alleged participation in killings in Byelorussia during World War II. He claims he was a tailor and says his Lithuanian Self-Defense Battalion mostly performed guard duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil MacDonald
Southam News
Worcester
Mass
Juozas Kisielaitis
Lithuania
OSS
Brooks
Kisielaitis
Deschenes Royal Commission
Canada
U.S
Schutzmannschaft
Montreal
Franz Lechtaler
West Germany
Slutsk
Page Air
Maintenance worker alleges gag order amid Redcliff School Board layoffs
Glen Schaffer says he was told last fall that speaking to police could cost him his job as Redcliff School Board officials warned him not to discuss maintenance department matters. He was laid off last week citing budget cuts, while board members deny threats and blame budgetary constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Schaffer
Redcliff School Board
Schaffer
Redcliff
Jerry Beach
Garry Woytas
Diane Frank
Woytas
Frank
Christensen
Mike Pearce
Glen
Peskor
Kiyo Oikawa
Oikawa
Pesker
Shaffer
Joan Brisby
Brisby
Strike threat looms as Alberta breweries face shutdown
Edmonton CP reports production lines at Labatt O'Keefe Molson Lethbridge Brewery and Alberta Brewers Agents depots may shut after midnight if talks fail. Six unions seek to preserve sick leave and guaranteed wage plans, while wages of 15.20 an hour are considered minor. Murray Miller predicts a horror show as six unions bargain with the Brewery Employers' Industrial Relations Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Labatt's
Carling O'Keefe
Molson
Lethbridge Brewery
Alberta Brewers’ Agents
Calgary
Breweries
Murray Miller
Labatt
Brewery Employers’ Industrial Relations Association
Reagan arrives in Madrid amid antibase pressure and NATO tensions
U S President Ronald Reagan lands in Madrid for a two day visit following a hard economic summit. Protests erupt as demonstrators decry U S bases with police stopping flag burnings in Madrid. He later tours West Germany by helicopter and addresses students at Hambach Castle. Police detain about 30 demonstrators near Neustadt amid a firebomb seizure during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
U.S
Ronald Reagan
NATO Alliance
Europe
France
Portugal
West Germany
Bonn
Hambach Castle
Neustadt
Reagan
Western farm incomes lag eastern gains for third straight year
Statistics Canada projects western net farm income at about 1.74 billion, well behind eastern profits at 2.04 billion. Manitoba officials blame unequal federal stabilization programs and fluctuations in western earnings, noting the 1975 peak of 2.5 billion has dipped and remained volatile since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Statistics Canada
Prairies
Manitoba
Craig
Lee
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