Sunny Downtown Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for sunny weather with no precipitation. Saturday will be hot with a high near 34 and a low around 14 degrees.
30 May 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 30, 1986
Page
1
The forecast calls for sunny weather with no precipitation. Saturday will be hot with a high near 34 and a low around 14 degrees.
Provincial police report severe forest fires near WASWAMPI Abitibi forcing about 850 residents to flee. Smoke shrouds the village while authorities close area highways and ban open campfires to prevent further danger.
A British soldier was acquitted in a case arising from a beer throwing brawl. Details of the incident and court proceedings were reported on Page A3.
Top seeds Ivan Lendl and Martina Navratilova advanced to the French Open fourth round with straight-set wins. Lendl defeated Christian Miniussi 6-1 6-1 6-2, Navratilova beat Claudia Parwick 6-3 6-3, both not dropping a set. Kathy Rinaldi also progressed as the No. 7 seed.
Western premiers pressed Ottawa to push the United States to drop trade barriers and subsidies while signaling readiness to walk from talks if ignored. Alberta's Don Getty warned talks should stop if the U.S. ignores the request, as the group backs a spring 1987 federal provincial conference on western development and freer US-Canada trade.
NATO foreign ministers urged a task force to advance conventional arms control building on troop-cut proposals for central Europe and confidence-building measures. They asked the Reagan administration to honor SALT II while a Vienna conference is eyed for November and October reports to the alliance. Several hundred peace demonstrators attended the Halifax meeting.
The Ontario Medical Association says a two week to open-ended strike could follow the current two day walkout as doctors protest a Liberal bill to cap charges above provincial rates. Premier Peterson calls the idea of forced work legislation too early to judge.
Two Spanish trawler captains Jesus Insula Romero and Salvador Omil Soto facing illegal fishing charges were ordered to hand over their passports and remain on Newfoundland Avalon Peninsula. They must report to fisheries officials twice weekly amid charges of unauthorized entry to Canadian waters unlicensed fishing and obstruction. If convicted Romero could face 175000 dollars Soto 150000.
In Regina on January 22 1983 Colin Thatcher entered the Kohli home to see his daughter Stephanie accompanied by a lawyer and two men after a heated confrontation with Susan Kohli and David Kohli The ensuing clash followed the murder of JoAnn Wilson Thatcher was later convicted of the murder and sentenced to at least 25 years Merchant pleaded guilty to mischief and received an absolute discharge ending the blocked testimony and implicating the 1984 preliminary hearing into abduction and mischief charges.
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