Weather outlook: cloudy with Friday showers
The forecast shows a 70 percent chance of rain on Friday with a high near 12 and a low around 2. The map page B7 accompanies the regional update.
08 May 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 08, 1986
Page
1
The forecast shows a 70 percent chance of rain on Friday with a high near 12 and a low around 2. The map page B7 accompanies the regional update.
The Bank of Canada key rate eased to 8.72 per cent from 8.97 per cent, pressuring chartered banks to cut prime rates to at least align with Royal Bank’s 10.5 per cent.
Posters in downtown Edmonton urge a write-in vote for Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani of Saudi Arabia as Alberta's next premier. They describe Yamani as a man you can call on after a recent oil price discussion with Premier Don Getty. Anonymous backers promote the slogan Yamani or Your life.
A 44 year old Montreal man donor injured in a traffic accident near London Ontario enabled Noella Leclair to undergo a heart transplant at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute inside Ottawa Civic Hospital. The operation began around 11 a.m. and officials did not estimate completion time.
In Ottawa a Commons committee fight over Minister Sinclair Stevens flared into pushing and shouting as Liberals led by Sheila Copps accused Stevens of conflict of interest linked to his wife's loan deal. Liberal John Nunziata and others debated criminal charges while Stevens and aides pressed through.
A Soviet newspaper reports specialists near the Chernobyl plant confront unprecedented problems while containing radioactivity after the April 26 explosion. Kiev residents flee as radiation fears rise and wind shifts spread contamination. doctors warn heavy doses damage bone marrow.
British Columbia and Alaska authorities lifted tsunami warnings after waves failed to reach shore. In Port Alberni about 3,000 residents evacuated inland then returned as roads flooded and waterfront stores reopened, amid a festive mood and rooftop viewing.
British papers report Prince Charles speech to lumberjacks in Prince George as hardy jokes give way to musings on inner peace. Bryan Adams denial of a Diana love song fuels tabloid controversy. Allan Fotheringham faces backlash over nickname Bat Ears and Busty during a TV interview.
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