22 May 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 22, 1987
Page
1
Tigers return victorious after Cup victory with celebrations on arrival. News notes potential changes to local cable service as focus shifts to ongoing Hat competition coverage.
A brief forecast notes few clouds with a 20 percent chance of precipitation on Saturday. Expect a high near 18 and a low around 3. Map page reference B3.
The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal overturns Dartmouth man Dorman Skinner’s conviction under the federal law banning communicating with a prostitute for sex. Skinner, fined $110, was arrested after asking an undercover officer for the price of a sexual act, as part of prostitution curb efforts.
Quebec report shows Trade Minister Pat Carney denying U S demands for unfettered investment in Canada while federal negotiator Simon Reisman claimed Washington linked such openness to free trade talks. Carney said no proposal has been brought to Ottawa and stressed selective protection for sensitive industries though she indicated Ottawa will listen to demands. The door remains open to foreign investment with barriers being dismantled since the new government took power.
Veteran MP Pat Nowlan initially quit the Conservative caucus in protest of the Meech Lake accord then reversed course after talks with Gerry St Germain and Deputy Prime Minister Don Mazankowski. He cited conscience and a potential embarrassment to colleagues in a letter to Prime Minister Brian Mulroney.
A 25 year old man charged with first degree murder after a shotgun killing in southeast Calgary. A father and son were arrested following a three hour standoff at a northeast townhouse and a third man turned himself in with a lawyer.
Rick Hansen, on his last road day in Coquitlam British Columbia, thanked supporters and crew after 34 countries in two years. He greeted eight year old Andrew Wigglesworth a spina bifida sufferer who inspired him. A BC tour stop raised about $300 000 for his cause ahead of a Saturday reception at BC Place.
Ottawa prepares for the Farm Credit Corporation to hold about 1 000 farms as foreclosures resume after a moratorium lift. FCC plans long term leases to others and faces political and market pressures amid large prairie holdings and potential sales.
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