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12 May 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 12, 1986
Page
1
Death toll rises from Chernobyl accident
MOSCOW AP The Soviet government announced six more deaths from burns and radiation after the Chernobyl nuclear accident. Officials said 35 others remain in serious condition, nearly double prior figures, with six new deaths adding to two previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Chernobyl
Ukraine
Dollar declines in early trade with yen at postwar low
The U S dollar slid against major currencies in early trading and fell to a new postwar low versus the Japanese yen, closing Tokyo trading at 160.20 yen after a 2.65 yen drop. Gold prices were mixed amid the moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
APCP
U.S
Tokyo
Europe
Stevens resigns as Industry Minister amid conflict of interest charges
Ottawa Industry Minister Sinclair Stevens quits after two weeks of pressure over a loan-linked conflict of interest. Don Mazankowski becomes acting minister as Prime Minister Mulroney pledges an impartial inquiry to clear Stevens. Opposition accuses Nielsen of stonewalling and a coverup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Taber
Peter Cowan
Southam News
Ottawa
Sinclair Stevens
Stevens
House of Commons
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Don Mazankowski
Erik Nielsen
Nielsen
Noreen
Liberal
NDP
CP Laserphoto
Rain is radioactive in Calgary and Canada warns on exposure
Calgary instructor Havlena reports detectable radioactivity in recent rain using a personal device and urges caution though not deemed dangerous. Health officials attribute readings to Ukraine reactor fallout. Coquitlam water supply reopens after tests show trace radiation levels near zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Jan Havlena
University of Calgary
Alberta
Havlena
Roger Eaton
Health and Welfare Canada
Ukraine
Vancouver-area
Coquitlam
Bud Elsie
Greater Vancouver
Elsie
Federal Health Department
Port Moody
Port Coquitlam
Maple Ridge
Pitt Meadows
Montreal police constable killed in street confrontation
In Montreal a 13 year veteran Const Claude St Laurent died after being shot with his own pistol during a stop of a car. A driver who jumped him took the revolver and fired. St Laurent dies after six hours of surgery. Brouillette treated for shock. Police extend investigation to linked shootings in Sillery and St Jerome. National Police Week opens this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Claude St- Laurent
St-Laurent
Sillery
Quebec City
Quebec
St-Jerome
Pierre Vezina
Robert Brouillette
Brouillette
Vezina
L’archevesque
St- Laurent
Pierre Ethier
Ethier
Laurentian
St- Jerome
Libya Expels 36 Diplomats From Seven European Nations
Libyan state radio announced the expulsion of 36 diplomats from Italy West Germany France the Netherlands Spain Belgium and Denmark in retaliation for European measures pressured by the United States. The move follows a decision by the European Community on April 21 to curb Libyan diplomatic presence tighten visas and halt subsidized butter sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Libya
Italy
West Germany
France
Netherlands
Spain
Belgium
Denmark
United States of America
People’s Bureau For Foreign Liaison
Radio
European Community
Common Market
Europe
Canada pays to fly officials for Mila Mulroney cheque
In Peking Canadian officials from Ottawa Civic Hospital and their wives witnessed Mila Mulroney present a 7000 cheque to Deng Pufang for the Handicapped China Fund. The trip's cost likely exceeds the cheque's value as airfares and hotel bills total about 6500, with funds paid by the Canadian International Development Agency and the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Ottawa
Mila Mulroney
Ottawa Civic Hospital
Canadian International Development Agency
Keith Hearn
Mila
China Fund For
Deng Pufang
Deng Xiaoping
Deng
Carruthers
China
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John Ferguson
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Pete Massey
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Brussels
Soviet Union
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Pravda
Claude St-Laurent
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