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30 May 1985
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 30, 1985
Page
1
Wisconsin Adds Clampdown on Canadian Livestock Imports
Wisconsin becomes the fourth U.S. state to bar imports of Canadian live stock using chloramphenicol. The rule requires a herd owner certificate and a Canadian veterinarian certificate showing the animals are free of the banned antibiotic. Illinois appears poised to act next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Wisconsin
U.S
Illinois
Fred Idtse
Animal Health Division
Rev Ogle Hospitalized After Routine Tests
OTTAWA CP Rev. Bob Ogle former NDP MP for Saskatoon East is in the intensive care unit of the National Defence Medical Centre undergoing tests for possible heart and blood problems. His secretary Lea Attrux said the 56 year old priest had a routine test when doctors found heart damage. He will stay in hospital a few more days while doctors also check for red blood cell deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bob Ogle
NDP
Saskatoon East
National Defence Medical Centre
Ogile
Lea Attrux
Ogle
Belgium to ban British clubs from European Cup final
Belgium interior minister said he will seek to ban British soccer clubs from playing in Belgium after a deadly Heysel disaster in Brussels. A crowd crush during the European Cup final between Liverpool and Juventus left 38 dead and 375 injured, with police and officials under scrutiny for response and crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap-Cp-Reuters Brussels
Belgium
Liverpool
Juventus
Turin
Thomb
Union of European Football Associations
England
Toxteth
Louis Wouters
Belgian Soccer Federation
Jane Thiry
Brussels
Heysel
Medicine Hat accepts Redcliff annexation offer by resolution
City council can accept the Redcliff annexation offer without a referendum or special grants. Officials say Medicine Hat would receive only normal program support if it proceeds. The mayor emphasizes gauging citizen support before moving forward with any annexation order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Redcliffs
John Szumlas
Julian Koziak
Tom Forgrave
Redcliff
Forgrave
Edmonton
John McGowan
Municipal Services Branch
Minister of Municipal Affairs
McGowan
Ted Grimm
Grimm
Jurors hear final closing in Hansford murder trial
Crown prosecutor Greg Harris argued that Edward Allan Hansford intended to kill cab driver Ken Spoonheim, while defence counsel Noel O'Brien urged possible manslaughter due to provocation. The seven women and five men jurors prepared to deliberate after Justice William Sinclair prepared the jury charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Harris
the News
David Carter
Edward Allan Hansford
Ken Spoonheim
O’ Carter
O’brien
Carter
Spoonheim
Hansford
William Sinclair
Alberta to take over Kinetic Ecological Resource Group
Environment Minister Fred Bradley announced the province will acquire Kinetic Ecological Resource Group Ltd as a Crown corporation takes over its Edmonton area waste dump. The deal includes a 2.4 million payout to Kinetic, a 2 million deposit for PCB waste disposal, and no legal action by Kinetic. Opposition leader Ray Martin urged taxpayers may bear the burden of PCB waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Kinetic Ecological Resource Group Ltd
Fred Bradley
Bradley
Alberta Special Waste Management Corp
Kinetic
Trans
Ontario
Ray Martin
Crown Corporation
Navy man admits role in spy ring tied to brother family
Former Navy officer Arthur James Walker 50 confessed to feeding U S defense plans to the Soviet Union for about twelve thousand dollars. He named his brother John Anthony Walker Jr. 47 and nephew Michael Walker as co conspirators in a high profile espionage case described by FBI as one of the Navy’s worst security breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach, Va
U.S. Navy
Soviet Union
FBI
Arthur James Walker
Virginia Beach
U.S
Gilbert Swink
Norfolk
John Anthony Walker Jr
Navy
Arthur Walker
John Walker
Michael
Nimitz
Baltimore
U.S. District Court
United States Navy
Michael Walker
United States
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