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29 May 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 29, 1986
Page
1
Bank rate edges up in Canada as traders eye policy
In Ottawa the Bank of Canada rate rose to 8.58 percent from 8.43 percent signaling a possible rate peak. Money market traders say borrowing costs may stay firm as lenders adjust to tighter policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Reagan Attacks Senate Trade Bill as Kamikaze Legislation
President Reagan denounces a House approved trade law as kamikaze legislation that would strangle the economy and trigger mass layoffs. He warns against tariffs and trade barriers, urging a level playing field and improved American competitiveness in a National Association of Manufacturers speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ap-Cp
Ronald Reagan
U.S
House of Representatives
House
United States
Ontario doctors launch two day strike over extra billing ban
The Ontario Medical Association asks 17,000 doctors to close offices and provide emergency service only in protest as Ontario moves toward final reading of legislation to ban extra billing. Dissenters in Dundas County join nine doctors not participating, arguing the action lacks public support and may be inevitable as in other provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Ontario Medical Association
Gerry Rosenquist
Morrisburg
Premiers plot trade targets in western meeting
Western premiers Bennett Pawley Getty and Devine met in a quiet farming community 500 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg to discuss united potential action on U S tariffs on B C cedar shakes and shingles amid plunging wheat prices and ongoing drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan River
Man
Bill Bennett
British Columbia
United States
B.C
Bennett
Howard Pawley
Manitoba
Pawley
Canada
Don Getty
Alberta
Grant Devine
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Sailor Dies in Argentine Trawler Clash Near Falklands
Argentine warship fired on a Taiwanese squid trawler outside the Falkland Islands exclusion zone. One sailor died and three were hurt as the Chiann Der 3 crew abandoned ship. Argentine authorities later reported crippling the vessel with machine-gun fire inside Argentina’s 200 mile zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Stanley
Argentina
Britain
Falkland Islands
Falklands
Tsu-kang Lei
South Atlantic
Argentine Coast Guard
Buenos Aires
Prefecto Derbes
British Columbia Premier Bennett pushes free trade stance
Bennett touts free trade as part of a joint reception before a meet in the province. Pawley, a New Democrat, voices cautious hopes for federal provincial consensus after a forthcoming first ministers meeting in Ottawa. Western premiers discuss freer trade with Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Pawley
Social Credit
British Columbia
Canada
United States
Getty
Devine
Ottawa
Broadbent expelled from Commons over tariff clash
New Democrat Leader Ed Broadbent was ordered from the House after charging Prime Minister Mulroney with lying about a meeting with cedar industry reps. The dispute coincided with labour and industry leaders seeking Ottawa’s response to a US tariff, amid layoffs and price drops for cedar blocks used by shake and shingle mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ed Broadbent
Commons
Brian Mulroney
B.C
Jack Munro
Canada
U.S
Broadben
Broadbent
John Bosley
NDP
Mulroney
Energy
Pat Carney
North Vancouver Island
Dave Willis
Port Hardy
States nix dump site plan as three states eyed for nuclear waste
The Reagan administration named Nevada Texas and Washington as possible locations for the first permanent nuclear waste repository with Hanford Deaf Smith County and Yucca Mountain as finalists. Nevada and Washington plan court challenges while Texas follows suit in DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Reagan
Texas
Nevada
Washington State
Energy
John Herrington
Washington
Red River System
Yucca Mountain
Nev
Deaf Smith County
Hanford
Wash
Renea Hicks
District of Columbia
Ken Eikenberry
Herrington
U.S
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David Peterson
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Terry Eisenbarth
Medicine Hat High
Red Cross
Strathcona Island Pond
Mike Fiala
Munro
International Woodworkers Union
Minnesota
Robert Loux
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Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
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