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13 May 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 13, 1987
Page
1
Farm subsidy pact aims to curb world trade wars
Canada and 23 western countries reached a pact under OECD to stop dumping subsidized surplus food on world markets and halt paying farmers to boost production. The communique offers no timetable or penalties, leaving its effectiveness uncertain after two days of talks. Officials worked through the night to draft the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Canada
Organization For Economic Co-operation and Development
OECD
PTL Paid Bush Aide For Public Relations
The PTL ministry paid former press secretary Peter Teeley $120,000 over 18 months for public relations in Washington. The Washington Post reports the PTL board ended Teeley’s relationship after new board members joined following founder Jim Bakker’s admission of a sexual encounter with a former secretary. Teeley, Bush’s press secretary until 1984, is a Washington consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PTL
George Bush
Washington Post
Peter Teeley
Jim Bakker
Teeley
Bush
the Post
NDP Surges to First in National Poll
The New Democrats lead the Liberals 37 to 36 per cent in an Angus Reid national poll for Southam News, with the Conservatives at 25 per cent. The survey of 1,677 adults, conducted over five days, shows federal race tightening and Quebec favoring the NDP at 48 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Whittington
Southam News
Ottawa
New Democrats
Liberals
Angus Reid
John Turner
Montreal
Jacques Guilbault
Mulroney
Meech Lake
Quebec
NDP
Ed Broadbent
Dome signs takeover deal with Amoco Canada unit
Dome Petroleum Ltd. seals a final agreement with Amoco Canada Petroleum Co. to sell Dome for about 5.1 billion dollars. The deal requires approvals from federal authorities, creditors, and shareholders before Amoco takes possession, with secured lenders expected to receive about 85 cents per dollar and unsecured creditors around 35 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Eee
Amoco Orp
Dome
Amoco Canada
Canada
Howard Macdonald
Calgary
Amoco Canada Petroleum Co. Ltd
Macdonald
McFarlane says Reagan told him of Contras aid doubts
In testimony McFarlane said he reported dozens of times to President Reagan on NSC staff support for the Contras some of which he acknowledged could have been illegal. Boland pressed on Boland amendment violations including arms shipments and covert intelligence aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Howard News Service
Washington
Robert McFarlane
Reagan
National Security Council
McFarlane
Edward Boland
D-Mass
Boland
North
Army
John Singlaub
Paul Gorman
U.S
Central America
Bob Vickers
CIA
Latin America
Ouellet apologizes for Rhodesian remark about Johnston
Liberal MP Andre Ouellet offers apology after accusing fellow Liberal Don Johnston of Rhodesian sympathies over Meech Lake opposition. He sent a handwritten note after a caucus clash at the meeting on the constitution. Johnston, traveling from Montreal, opposes the Mulroney premiers deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Andre Ouellet
Don Johnston
Africa
Ouellet
Johnston
Montreal
Meech Lake
John
Turner
Westmount
Quebec
Brian Mulroney
Vander Zalm defends Bill 19 amid labor protests
Premier Bill Vander Zalm acknowledged that British Columbia investors are losing confidence as the government pushes Bill 19. He pledged long term benefits to investors despite a May 20 labor rally call and warned workers pay could be docked if they join walkouts. He ruled out firing protesters and urged more talks with labor leaders to avert action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Baldrey
Southam News
Victoria
B.C
Bill Vander Zalm
Vander Zalm
B.C. Federation of Labor
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Sai
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Liberal Party
Jonathon Millard
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St. Catharines, Ont
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