Weather Outlook Cloudy With 90 Percent Sunday Showers
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and a 90 percent chance of rain Sunday. High near 14 and low around 3 with a map page reference for details.
10 May 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 10, 1986
Page
1
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and a 90 percent chance of rain Sunday. High near 14 and low around 3 with a map page reference for details.
A senior official said an aide to deposed president Ferdinand Marcos is recruiting a 500-strong, fully armed force in three Ilocos provinces to guard if Marcos returns. The colonel, former bodyguard to Imee Marcos, allegedly hires deserters from the presidential security command and spreads word Marcos would land on a remote island near Cagayan province by late May.
Soviet officials report lower radioactive emissions from the Chernobyl reactor after cooling efforts while anxious parents move children away from the disaster site in Kiev. IAEA notes the accident remains the worst in nuclear history though under control, with entombment planned for long cooling. Canada maintains rainwater advisories as radiation is monitored. Two deaths are confirmed by Soviet officials, with 204 hospitalizations and a disputed third death cited by journalists. American expert Dr Robert Gale says no confirmed death from radiation sickness.
Esquimalt Saanich MP Pat Crofton says Industry Minister Sinclair Stevens should resign his portfolio amid opposition damage control over a $2.6 million loan linked to his wife Noreen Stevens. He urges squeaky clean appearance while noting Stevens could stay in cabinet in another role.
A British Airways 747 carrying 181 people was diverted to Gander after a bomb threat. The plane was evacuated and searched overnight by RCMP, with no devices found. Passengers were housed in local hotels and Grand Falls, while officials noted a two hour search delay.
A nine year old girl died after being trapped between a fixed wall and a rotating turntable at the Canada pavilion theatres during Expo 86. The Nanaimo child was freed after about two minutes and died at a local hospital. The incident halted shows while officials investigated and planned to reopen once reports are complete.
Alberta’s Progressive Conservatives lose a solid majority, dropping to 61 of 83 seats as NDP gains 16 of 22 opposition seats. NDP Leader Ray Martin pushes for oil floor price and fair grain prices while Liberal Nick Taylor's party gains four seats and Representatives hold two.
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