Weather Clouds Wednesday High 15 Low 4
An abbreviated weather note shows a chilly Wednesday with a high of 15 and a low of 4. A map reference appears on Page 25.
22 May 1984
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 22, 1984
Page
1
An abbreviated weather note shows a chilly Wednesday with a high of 15 and a low of 4. A map reference appears on Page 25.
The British Columbia NDP chose Bob Skelly as leader at a leadership convention in Vancouver. After a year long campaign, nearly 1,100 delegates elected Skelly on the fifth ballot, ahead of initial front runners David Vickers and Bill King.
A Winnipeg group of about 50 residents from St. Boniface opposes expanding French-language rights and seeks a federal candidate who is neither a francophone nor a supporter of official bilingualism.
Iran and Iraq pressed Japan to curb Iran oil purchases as Tehran threatens to disrupt Gulf shipping unless Iraq halts attacks on vessels. Abe said Japan will urge Iran to stop attacks while reducing direct Iranian oil imports. Reagan offers protection to Saudi Arabia with conditions. Kuwait and Saudi Arabia deploy reconnaissance planes amid tanker route tensions in the war zone.
Alberta officials shift stance on Medicine Hat plans to drill for oil beside existing gas rights. Arch Grover says new legal advice may allow oil rights incidental to municipal gas operations, with an order in council decision expected within four weeks. Alderman Sauer calls the move positive as the city renegotiates mineral rights.
An eastern China quake measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale was strongly felt in six counties of Jiangsu. No fatalities or major damage were reported as government survey teams were dispatched and residents in Nanjing and Shanghai felt the tremor during a Monday night event.
Calgary based project coordinator Andrishak says the Alberta pavilion will display a 1951 International Harvester pickup hanging upside down as a witty centerpiece. The seven storey rotating tower rises above a three level base with a windmill and three prairie grain elevators. Work starts this fall with the structure built in Alberta and moved to Vancouver for Expo 86.
Edmonton celebrates the Oilers 5-2 win over the Islanders to clinch the series four games to one. City officials promise a record parade from downtown to city hall as residents pour into the streets amid 7,000 fans, noise, and O Canada after the victory.
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