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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 27, 1985
Page
1
Morinaga Reports $17 Million Loss After Poison Candy Extortion
Morinaga and Co. posts an annual loss of about $17 million Canadian after sales fall 18.9 percent in the year ended April 1. The firm, one of five major food makers hit by Japan's "The Man with 21 Faces" poison candy gang, faced blackmail threats to poison candies and foods on store shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Reuter
Japan
Morinaga and Co
Kenyan MP Horace Owiti Shot Dead in Siaya
Kenyan parliamentarian Horace Owiti was murdered by unknown assailants in Siaya on the weekend. His body was found near his temporary lodging. no motive or theft is indicated. President Moi called the killing a senseless act by a few evil minded people. Earlier, MP Philip Mutisya Mananda was killed in January by an apparently drunk policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Reuter
Horace Owiti
Siaya
Owiti
Daniel Arap Moi
Philip Mutisya Mananda
Faculty Morale Report at Medicine Hat College
A survey by Dr. Roy Wilson and a faculty committee finds many instructors feel excluded from key decisions. Critics describe intimidation and authoritarian management while board leaders promise to address issues and improve collegial input. Sixty of about 100 faculty responded, revealing widespread unease about policy formation and chair selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margo Goodhand
Medicine Hat College
College of
Roy Wilson
Medicine Hat College Faculty Association
Wilson
al Craig
Craig
Richard Bates
Joanne Birtz
Elmer Thiessen
Thiessen
Faculty Association
Cyclone batters Bangladesh leaves thousands dead missing
Thousands feared dead as cyclone plows ashore in Bangladesh with 140 mph winds and massive flooding. Reports cite 3,000 confirmed dead with unconfirmed tallies up to 20,000 or more and tens of thousands missing across Sandwip Pirbaksh and Pukiar chaga islands, homeless victims and widespread devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwip
Bangladesh
Bay of Bengal
Dhaka
Bay Islands
Chittagong
Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
International Committee of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Pirbaksh
Pukiarchaga
Press Trust of India News
Hussain Mohammed Ershad
Sandwip Island
Lougheed predicts Alberta economy boom possible by 1988
Premier Peter Lougheed told the Edmonton Sun board he foresees a coming economic surge in Alberta that could peak in 1988. He warned against reckless risk and said the government aims to smooth cycles with measures like staggered oil sands plant construction to keep growth steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Edmonton Sun
Lougheed
Papal assassination trial opens amid Agca outbursts
In Rome the trial of four Turks and three Bulgarians accused of conspiring with Mehmet Ali Agca to kill Pope John Paul II began with disruptions as Agca shouted threats from his cage. The judge rejected immunity arguments for two Bulgarian diplomats, while a civil action by American tourist Anne Odine Odre was denied participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mehmet Ali Agca
Agca
John Paul
Jesus Christ
Manfredo Rossi
Anne Odre
Buffalo
N.Y
Odie
St. Peter’s Square
Supreme Court right to lawyer before breathalyzer explained
National correspondent Peter Calamar answers questions about the impact of the landmark decision. Motorists have a constitutional right to speak to a lawyer before taking a breath test. if ignored, test results may be unusable in drunk driving trials. The Therens ruling clarifies detention and rights under Section 10 of the Charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Canada
Southam News
Peter Calamar
Supreme Court
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