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07 May 1984
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 07, 1984
Page
1
Gun Fired Near Gotlieb As He Walked
Gunshots were fired Monday at the official limousine of Canadian Ambassador Allan Gotlieb as he walked nearby. Police pursued two suspects and at least one was arrested. robbery was the apparent motive. An embassy official said Gotlieb stood outside his residence when a car pulled up near the limousine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cup
Allan Gotlieb
District of Columbia
Gotlieb
Jacques Helie
Bus Riders Electrocuted In Uttar Pradesh Fire
In Bhagatpur Uttar Pradesh a crowded bus carrying about 40 passengers was struck by electrical wires causing a fire. Police report 35 dead and several survivors with burns. District Police Chief U. S. Rajpai Bajpai confirmed the incident and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Five die at 160 km h in Washington crash
Five men died Sunday night in a spectacular wreck about 16 kilometres north of Wenatchee Washington. The death car was traveling 160 kilometres an hour when it crashed, according to the Washington State Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee, Wash
Washington
Washington State Patrol
Liberal leadership race highlights at Halifax policy conference
Economic Development Minister Donald Johnston pressed six Liberal rivals to reveal firm policies at a day-long Halifax policy conference. Turnout included 800 Atlantic Liberals and 3,500 delegates to the June Ottawa convention, with candidates focusing on personalities and attacking Conservatives rather than each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Donald Johnston
Johnston
John Turner
Jean Chretien
Mark MacGuigan
Ottawa
Atlantic Canada
Turner
Chretien
Atlantic
Coun
Jeff
Eugene Whelan
Nova Scotia
Canada
Thatcher charged in killing JoAnn Wilson in Saskatchewan
Police charged former Saskatchewan energy minister Colin Thatcher with first degree murder in the 15 month old death of his ex wife JoAnn Wilson in Regina. He appeared in court in Regina and was remanded until a May bail hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Moose Jaw
Colin Thatcher
Saskatchewan Energy
JoAnn Wilson
Thatcher
Dennis Fenwick
Vern New
Tony Wilson
Steel Company
Regan
Gregg
Wilson
Stephanie
Saskatchewan
Ross Thatcher
Gemayel Reaches Pact as Berri Joins Lebanese Cabinet
Lebanese President Amin Gemayel appointed Shiite leader Nabih Berri as minister of state for southern Lebanon to ease cabinet deadlock amid civil war. Berri to control Shiite areas along with justice and water ministries. Jumblatt warned against joining without Berri. Cabinet meeting likely Wednesday as peace marchers planned at the Green Line amid fears of militiamen attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Amin Gemayel
Nabih Berri
Lebanon
Berri
Rashid Karami
Beirut Radio
Amal
Walid Jumblatt
Karami
Slip-up sends Boden on 36 hour prison escape
Montreal's Solicitor General Robert Kaplan expresses outrage after Wayne Clifford Boden, 36, convicted of four murders, slips out on a day pass from Laval maximum security prison. He is recaptured near Cheers bar after wandering through downtown Montreal. Kaplan to meet penitentiary officials for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Robert Kaplan
Wayne Clifford Boden
Boden
Laval
Mount Royal
Kaplan
Israel Bonds
Correctional Services
Mackay Street
Cheers
American Express
Alberta Liberals' delegate support narrows in leadership race
In Edmonton Liberal leadership, John Turner and Jean Chretien hold at least half of Alberta delegates. Justice Minister Mark MacGuigan has backing from Edmonton Mayor Laurence Decore and others, while Don Johnston and John Roberts campaigns report softer Turner support. A Red Deer youth meeting yielded seven Turner delegates but Johnston leads Alberta on the ground. Medicine Hat Liberal delegates vote tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lisac
Edmonton
John Turner
Jean Chretien
Alberta
Justice
Mark MacGuigan
Laurence Decore
Decore
Don Johnston
Turner
John Roberts
Chretien
Red Deer
Johnston
MacGuigan
Greg Schmidt
Schmidt
Liberals
Medicine Hat
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