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30 May 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 30, 1987
Page
1
Bihar Mob Attacks Kill 41 in Eastern State Violence
In Bihar an outbreak of violence left at least 41 people dead from upper caste landlord families. Armed extremists attacked two villages on Friday, striking or burning victims as authorities reported. The United News of India quoted government spokesman K A H Subramaniam confirming the toll. The incident highlights long standing class clashes in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Bihar
United News of India
K.A.H. Subramaniam
Gunmen fire on voters at Philippine polling station
About 40 armed men opened fire at a polling station in Sariaya, 100 kilometres southeast of Manila, killing two and wounding three. A policeman and a bystander died, and the wounded included the town police chief. Gunmen fired about an hour after voting began. no clear suspect identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Sariaya
Calgary judge rules post office search not unreasonable
A Calgary Court of Queen's Bench judge ruled it is not unreasonable for Canada Post to search employees purses lunch boxes and lockers to curb theft and drug use. The ruling denied the Canadian Union of Postal Workers injunction blocking the security measures though appeals may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Canada Post
Justice Rus
Dixon
Court of Queen’s Bench
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Jessie Bitterly
Parrot
Darren Steinhoff
Calgary Court House
U Iit
Steinhoff
Ottawa
Jean- Claude Parrot
Mulroney pledges aid after farm leaders meet in Ottawa
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney promised continued federal support for farmers after a Ottawa meeting with farm spokesmen. They stressed a direct cash aid program tied to the 1987-88 crop year, while noting no deficiency payment was set for this fall.
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Southam News
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Venice
Don Knoerr
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Knoerr
Trudeau Attacks Rally Support For Meech Lake Accord
The Meech Lake accord text remains under review by federal and provincial officials amid controversy over Pierre Trudeau's late bid to derail the agreement. He repeated opposition on CBC and radio, while public support grows as calls to government offices spike. experts warn against rushing the process without public input.
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Meech Lake
Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
Brian Mulroney
CBC Televison
the Journal
Morningside
Toronto Star
Montreal
la Presse
Mitterrand condemns Canada over fish port actions in St Pierre
French President Francois Mitterrand ends a Canadian tour by denouncing Canada as hostile and unjust for closing ports to French vessels. He vows no new fish quota deal unless ports reopen, while St Pierre residents fear livelihood losses from the closure and a larger Franco Canadian dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Pierre Et Miquelon
Francois Mitterrand
Albert Penn
Island
Mitterrand
Canada
Southam News
St.-Pierre
St.-Pierrais
Brian Mulroney
France
John Crosbie
Newfoundland
Alberta seeks deregulation push on natural gas flow
Alberta Energy Minister Neil Webber says deregulation remains core to gas policy while aiming to curb short term purchases by core-market users. The bill would let the cabinet impose uniform conditions on removal permits to prevent low price sales while honoring contracts, a move met with Manitoba Premier Pawley warning of court action.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Energy
Neil Webber
Webber
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Howard Pawley
Pawley
Ottawa
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