Weather Outlook Friday Sunny With Low Temps
The forecast calls for sunny skies Friday with a high near 24 and a low around 3. No precipitation expected. Page B87 Map.
16 May 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 16, 1985
Page
1
The forecast calls for sunny skies Friday with a high near 24 and a low around 3. No precipitation expected. Page B87 Map.
A Canadian Forces soldier, Sgt. B. A. McGrath of the Third Royal Canadian Regiment in Winnipeg, was hurt during war games at CFB Wainwright and is in satisfactory condition at Royal Alexandra Hospital after being airlifted Monday night. The base declined to specify the injuries or how he was hurt.
Greece refused refueling facilities to a British merchant ship taking part in NATO exercises. The socialist government kept Greece out of the exercise due to differences with Turkey, a rare snub between alliance members.
Ottawa reports Bank of Canada cuts the rate by about 0.25 percentage points to 9.7 percent from 9.93 percent last week. The move follows U S rate relief and signals easing pressures on Canadian borrowing costs.
The Saskatoon police association failed to compel disclosure of an internal inquiry into Police Chief Norm McLeod. Justice W G N Egbert dismissed the association's application and urged exhaustion of remedies via the Law Enforcement Appeal Board. The May 2 police commission decision stands unless appealed there.
Western premiers endorsed Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed extending support in a bid described as crucial for provincial leadership. The passage notes Trade and premiers backing amid tense political landscape in Grande Prairie.
About 50 Tamil speakers in Colombo were hacked and burned to death by attackers seeking revenge for nearly 150 deaths in a Tamil separatist raid. Police described a coastal ferry attack off Jaffna peninsula with dozens killed and many wounded. officials disputed navy involvement. The violence marked a major civilian toll in Anuradhapura and heightened ethnic tension across Sri Lanka.
In Fort MacLeod Alberta residents escaped serious harm as drifting wind spared the town during a Tuesday night ammonia spill from a truck train collision east of the community. Officials said while evacuation was unlikely the fumes could have caused breathing and eye irritation while crews cleaned up. Police cited a truck tanker driven by 47 year old Fred Leverick of Kipp as the collision partner with the CP Rail freight train.
Sixteen opponents of apartheid go on trial in Johannesburg in the nation’s largest treason case in 25 years. Leaders of the United Democratic Front are among the defendants, charged under common law treason and sabotage statutes for alleged revolutionary aims.
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