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08 May 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 08, 1985
Page
1
Tentative Eaton Contract End of Historic Ontario Strike
Negotiators for The Eaton Co and over 1000 workers reach a tentative one year deal with mediators in Toronto ending a six month strike. Workers mainly women demanded seniority rights and basic protections as talks reopen after March 14. Eaton’s remains tight lipped awaiting a news release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
T. Eaton Co
Ontario
John Clark
Eaton’s
Canadian Labor Congress
Eaton's
Europe marks VE Day with global tributes and tensions
Forty years after Nazi Germany's surrender on May 8 1945 Europeans honor VE Day with parades services and memorials. Reagan urged Soviet restraint warning of nuclear buildup while urging peace and disarmament. Britain France and Germany hosted ceremonies as Moscow readied a Red Square parade and delegations arrived for victory day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
Ronald Reagan
France
Soviet Union
Britain
Nazi Germany
Poland
Europe
Strasbourg
West Germany
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
von Weizsaecker
Francois Mitterrand
Brotherhood of Arms
Moscow
Warsaw Pact
Mulroney rejects alleged cabinet plan to cut native funding
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney dismissed an alleged cabinet document that proposed saving 312.3 million by reducing native housing, education, and health funding. He said he had not seen the plan and criticized Ed Broadbent for using scare tactics while ministers denied government policy backing the recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
New Democrat
Ed Broadbent
Erik Nielsen
Government of
Canada
Mulroney
Broadbent
Teachers rally against cuts to Vancouver schools
In Vancouver teachers rally behind fired school trustees as Allan Stables, appointed by Education Minister Jack Heinrich, cuts 7 million from the budget by scrapping teacher pay raises. The Social Credit government signals next year for restoring local school autonomy while three other boards await action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Jack Heinrich
Okanagan
Vernon
Social Credit
Heinrich
Mike Gregory
City
Allan Stables
Stables
Gamble linked to beating in Queen's Bench case
Prosecution rests in William Gamble trial with two witnesses tying him to the Sept. 19 beating of Greg McCulley. McCulley, 18, remains in a coma at Medicine Hat hospital. Witnesses describe a back alley fight and a baseball bat attack, with Gamble facing attempted murder and assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Harris
the News
William Gamble
Gamble
Greg McCulley
McCulley
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
Koch
Wayne Dimmer
Cameron Kozak
Kozak
Court
Langille
Elm St. S.E
David Carter
Clarence Yanosik
Bridge St. S.E
Bill Gamble
Bribe claims haunt Canadian cod quotas by foreign fleets
A former Fisheries Department observer alleges foreign fishermen routinely bribed officials to overlook cod quota violations off Nova Scotia. He says bribes were offered by Soviets Japanese Italians and others and that logbooks hid overfishing. Officials say such infractions are investigated and dealt with through channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Thorne
ST. John’s
Mfld
Federal Fisheries Department
Department
Nova Scotia
European Economic Community
Carl Goodwin
Scotia-Fundy
Fisheries Department
Newfoundland
Cal Whelan
RCMP
John Fraser
Canada
West Germany
EEC
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Breet
Eeerenee Esceetees
Ann Landers
City News
Don McGillivray
Doonesbury
Meehan
John Ferguson
Perret
New York
Indian Affairs
David Crombie
Commons
NDP
Flora MacDonald
Fisheries and Oceans
Solicitor General
Justice
Secretary of State
Finance
Health and Welfare
Public Service Commission
Merlin Koch
Court of Queen’s Bench
Sidney Langille
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