Weather Update Scattered Showers Clearing Later
Scattered showers expected with clearing later. A 30 percent chance of precipitation Saturday. Highs near 12 degrees and a low around 0. Map on page B10.
10 May 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 10, 1985
Page
1
Scattered showers expected with clearing later. A 30 percent chance of precipitation Saturday. Highs near 12 degrees and a low around 0. Map on page B10.
Forty Leigh Instruments employees in Toronto were rushed to hospital after a spill of nitric acid and alcohol produced a toxic vapor. Police cordoned the area as firefighters neutralized the gas. patients reported shortness of breath and nausea but no serious injuries.
The Medicine Hat Police Association filed a February 25 1985 complaint in Court of Queen's Bench alleging Police Chief Norm McLeod interfered with an undercover drug investigation. Allegations include disclosing the probe and a wiretap to the chief's son, transferring an officer before the inquiry finished, and neglecting duty amid suspicions of recognizance breaches. The city police commission announced no further action and internal probes followed.
The Supreme Court of Canada unanimously holds cabinet decisions are not automatically above the law but prohibitions against testing unarmed missiles over Canada remain hypothetical for peace groups. Chief Justice Dickson states the executive must act under the Charter. Wilson agrees on two key points. Prime Minister Mulroney says the decision strengthens individual rights.
Greg Harris reports that William Gamble was sentenced by Justice Clarence Yanosik to 4 and a half years for aggravated assault and weapon possession following a Sept 19 1984 attack on 17 year old Greg McCulley. The verdict also found no murder attempt.
Bank of Canada governor Gerald Bouey defended the 255 million bailout and liquidity loans to the Edmonton based Canadian Commercial Bank. He said the central bank would go as far as necessary to keep the bank solvent, including covering all deposits if needed. MPs remained skeptical about the CCBs long term stability.
Walter Kruger, an SS major and sturmbannfuhrer of the 12th SS Panzer Division, returns to Nesselwang for a 40th reunion. He remembers Canadian troops in Normandy, claims the unit killed surrendering prisoners, and asserts loyalty to the Nazi cause while facing West German scrutiny and public protest.
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