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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 14, 1987
Page
1
Bank Rate Dips to 8.07 Percent in Canada
Ottawa reports the Bank of Canada lowered its key rate to 8.07 percent on Thursday from 8.17 percent last week. The move marks a slight easing in borrowing costs as financial markets react to policy signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Dog Bite Breaks Arm Sparks Destruction Order
Calgary animal control will destroy a pit bull terrier after tests, following witnesses who saw the animal bite five year old Muffy Petranik on the arm, breaking it. The owner, who asked for the dog to be destroyed, faces a bylaw charge for allowing a dog to bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Muffy Petranik
Hostage Alain Steen Appears Healthy in Lebanon Video
A video released in Beirut shows American hostage Alain Steen in good health despite earlier captor claims he faced death. The hostage group Islamic Jihad for the Liberation of Palestine had warned of his death, and Steen condemned U.S. Middle East policy in the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Alain Steen
Jesse Turner
Steen
Islamic Jihad For the Liberation of Palestine
U.S
Middle East
Wael Mente Pen Conte Found Incomplete Otter
A fragmentary notice mentions Wael Mente Pen Conte in an unnamed context with unclear details and no full event or outcome disclosed.
Tigers sweep Chevaliers 6 0 in Memorial Cup bid opener
Medicine Hat fans in Oshawa and at home celebrate as the Tigers rout Longueuil Chevaliers 6 to 0 in the first game of a two game total goals series. A second game airs at 5 30 p m and will be broadcast on CHAT Radio. Beachballs rain with every Tiger goal in Oshawa and supporters plan banners and telegrams to boost the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Oshawa
Ont
Tigers
Longueuil Chevaliers
Oshawa Civic Centre
Gord Hynes
Wayne
Pat Cook
P. Lawson Travel
Cook
Cine Hat
Ontario
Chevaliers
Oshawa Generals
Moncton
Tiger
Coup topples Fiji PM amid ethnic tensions in Melanesian East Indian clash
The Fiji military seized power after ethnic violence between Melanesians and East Indians. Lt. Col Sitiveni Rabuka announced an interim ruling council and suspended the constitution. The 13 to 15 member cabinet includes former premier Mara. elections not dated. Authorities declared a state of emergency as Gov. Gen. Gani to take control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buva
Cue Mins
Limoci Bavadra
Sitiveni Rabuka
Fiji
Toronto
Council of Ministers
Ratu Sir Seri Kamisese
Mara
Ratu
Penaia Ganilau
Canada ends NATO force in Norway
Canada will redeploy its 5,000 member brigade trained for Norway’s winter from Stavanger to consolidate forces in West Germany. Norway notes no foreign NATO combat troops stay in peacetime and seeks a replacement or delay. U S Defence Secretary Weinberger warns the move could weaken NATO while NATO weighs bolstering nuclear forces in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stavanger
Norway
Reuter
Canada
NATO
West Germany
Europe
Holst
Beatty
Italy
U.S
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
Britain
Amoco Dome takeover talks falter yet salvage claimed
Amoco Corp and Dome Petroleum face a rejected 5.1 billion offer by Amoco that remains unacceptable after a creditors meeting. TD Bank says talks may salvage the deal with extra payment to secured creditors and options tied to oil prices. Prime Minister Mulroney faces opposition over Ottawa’s role while a 1986 poll shows strong public desire to block foreign takeovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southar News
Toronto
Amoco Corp
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Sue de Stein
Amoco
Dome
Amoco Canada
Amoco and
Brian Mulroney
Marcel Masse
Mulroney
Masse
Ottawa
Federal Energy Department
Southam News
NDP slips to second in poll as Liberals lead
The Liberals hold 42 percent support among decided voters in a Gallup poll, with the NDP at 30 and the Conservatives at 26. Angus Reid-Southam News gives the NDP 37, Liberals 36, and Tories 25, highlighting methodological and timing differences between surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam News
Ottawa
New Democratic Party
Gallup
Angus Reid-Southam News
Liberals
NDP
Reid
Tories
Eee
Ed Broadbent
Liberal Party
Broadbent
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